The card today is a CASEd card that I created. Louise Healy created a beautiful card about a month ago showcasing this oak leaf stencil (LL3043) and the bare tree die (DX7020) and I also used the dual alphabet die (DD005).
Here is her card that I CASEd....I used the same molten magic technique as well! Thanks Louise! I am grateful for all your beautiful work and inspiration.
ALSO ....posting a card for Rose from Nova Scotia! She says it's done with embossing paste, then stenciled with distress inks and added clear embossing powder and heated it. This is a technique called faux cloisonné. If anyone is interested in the instruction flyer email me and I will send out to you. lynell@dreamweaverstencils.com
Thank YOU Rose for the added card...what a beauty! I will add you to the challenge list for a chance at the random winning! For those of you who might not have a blog email me your creations and I will try to work them into a post so you can have a chance to win as well!
And here is a card from Gail in Norway...a slider card...I had never heard of them and a link to her blog HERE to see her post...she was not able to post it because the challenge was closed, but I would definitely like to share it:
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| Gail used LJ838 Dreamweaver's wave stencil as an icy slope for her slider card! |
5 comments:
I love this card! The molten magic gets me every time.
Gorgeous cards & gorgeous entries too!
Thanks for visiting my blog!
HUgs
Dawn xx
Sometimes the best things are belated! Beautiful version!
what a great slider card - a more unusual one that i've seen but i like it the best! great way to use that tech. :)
Hi Lynne, thanks for posting my slider card. Hugz. Loved using the waves stencil. It's so gorgeous. Thanks Rose for the kind comment about my sliding snowman. I think both the waves and the slider dies may be showing up again very soon. Hugz
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