It's Waltzingmouse Pajama Party night/day again and this month I actually managed 2 of the 3 challenges - I'll be back to try the bedtime sketch when I see it too. http://waltzingmouse.blogspot.co.uk/
Firstly I had a go at "what would your mother make", now at first this stumped me as my mother is not really crafty - she can sew but only really did it practically (turning up trousers etc) and I don't have any stamps to match that! Then I had a brain wave as the one thing she does love is gardening so I thought she would make little seed packets to share around the bounty from her garden so I made this.
I cut the packet on my cameo and then stamped in black and did a little pencil colouring to the cauliflower - quick and simple.
For the next challenge I got to play with my new funky flower die cuts for the die cut challenge.
I had some gorgeous cherry wood veneer paper I had yet to play with so I decided to do a one layer die cut floral arrangement. Starting with the front flower first and working backwards I cut out all the pieces and then stamped them adding a little distress ink colour in neutral tones for that marquetry wood panelled feeling before piecing the jigsaw back together. I added the sentiment over the top once I'd finished.
Are you all in your pjs and ready to party? Can't wait to see what else everyone came up with.
Firstly I had a go at "what would your mother make", now at first this stumped me as my mother is not really crafty - she can sew but only really did it practically (turning up trousers etc) and I don't have any stamps to match that! Then I had a brain wave as the one thing she does love is gardening so I thought she would make little seed packets to share around the bounty from her garden so I made this.
I cut the packet on my cameo and then stamped in black and did a little pencil colouring to the cauliflower - quick and simple.
For the next challenge I got to play with my new funky flower die cuts for the die cut challenge.
I had some gorgeous cherry wood veneer paper I had yet to play with so I decided to do a one layer die cut floral arrangement. Starting with the front flower first and working backwards I cut out all the pieces and then stamped them adding a little distress ink colour in neutral tones for that marquetry wood panelled feeling before piecing the jigsaw back together. I added the sentiment over the top once I'd finished.
Are you all in your pjs and ready to party? Can't wait to see what else everyone came up with.
