Woodware challenge - sketch no 50

My sketch for this Woodware challenge features my new

stamp JGS446 whimsical flower - Sally Anne.

I've coloured it with watercolour markers or you could use Copics or similar.

The edge is made from a dressmakers marker wheel and I've run a Sakura pens over the dots to create the look of a faux stitching border.

The greeting comes from JGS443 large fennel. Even though there is a greeting with the flower stamp I needed a long greeting to create the shape of the sketch.

and here is the sketch 

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woodware challenge - Creating embellishments

These embellishments are easy to make with Woodware punches, card and some brads.

For my card this week I've used a new stamp JGS452 Roger robot.

His arms and legs move because he's joined together with little silver brads.

I've also given him googly eyes put on some glossy accent on his dangerous red button!

The background is created by a couple of Dutch Doobadoo stencils

called geometric tiles and metal.

Woodware challenge - funky shaped cards

I don't think this is actually a 'funky' looking card but its a different shape so I hope it fits into the criteria for this weeks Woodware challenge!

As you can see its a selection of die cut circles (or punch them if you prefer).

Each circle has been coloured with distress ink and then stamped using

some new stamps of mine for this year.

Heres a list of what I have used....

JGS439 small fennel

JGS437 herbs

JGS443 large fennel

JGS454 true friends (greeting)

I used a 6" base card laid out flat as my size and arranged the circles on top.

This is an easy way of getting a good shape and keeping within

the size so you can fit it in an envelope.

The circles are stuck together so its all joined up. I've scored it in three places

so it folds like a concertina. 

The back is covered in contrasting card to make it tidy.

Showing the card standing up.

The back of the card covered in contrasting card.

The card closed with the greeting on the front.

Woodware challenge - scallops, curves and curls

One of my new stamp designs called Sally Anne, code number JGS446.

I've used a combination of punches and dies to create two frames with lots

of curls and swirls.

The flower petals represent the 'scallops'.

I've coloured the flower using Sakura Koi marker pens and a water brush.

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