For the final week in the Create & Share Cardmaking workshop offered at Big Picture Classes, the focus was to create Friendship, Hello, and Encouragement cards inspired by a specific sketch.
By rotating the elements of the card sketch 45ยบ, the horizontal lines become diagonal. An image from the Flight of the Arrows set was inked in Slate and stamped on the upper left of the card. A row of Ruby chevron Washi Tape was added, and then a row of Slate polka-dot Washi Tape. Finally, the "happy day" sentiment from the Robot Family stamp set was used along with an atomic symbol from the same set.
For this card, the elements of the card sketch are maintained in their original horizontal position. Several gear shapes were cut using the Artiste Cricut cartridge and adhered to the center area of the card. This "birthday" sentiment is also included with the Robot Family set, along with the "gear" image which is stamped on the inside of the card to give it a finished look. A couple of pieces of patterned paper from the ProPlayer kit are used on a Ruby card base.
Overall, the Create & Share Cardmaking class offered through Big Picture Classes was very well organized and really encouraged me to complete some projects based on each week's lessons. I was very pleased with the information shared and techniques learned during the class. This was my first time taking an online class, and was not sure what to expect. Our instructor, Kim Kesti, was wonderful and I will certainly consider registering for any other classes that she may teach. She is currently working on a new card class through Big Picture Classes for the Fall of this year.
By rotating the elements of the card sketch 45ยบ, the horizontal lines become diagonal. An image from the Flight of the Arrows set was inked in Slate and stamped on the upper left of the card. A row of Ruby chevron Washi Tape was added, and then a row of Slate polka-dot Washi Tape. Finally, the "happy day" sentiment from the Robot Family stamp set was used along with an atomic symbol from the same set.
For this card, the elements of the card sketch are maintained in their original horizontal position. Several gear shapes were cut using the Artiste Cricut cartridge and adhered to the center area of the card. This "birthday" sentiment is also included with the Robot Family set, along with the "gear" image which is stamped on the inside of the card to give it a finished look. A couple of pieces of patterned paper from the ProPlayer kit are used on a Ruby card base.
Overall, the Create & Share Cardmaking class offered through Big Picture Classes was very well organized and really encouraged me to complete some projects based on each week's lessons. I was very pleased with the information shared and techniques learned during the class. This was my first time taking an online class, and was not sure what to expect. Our instructor, Kim Kesti, was wonderful and I will certainly consider registering for any other classes that she may teach. She is currently working on a new card class through Big Picture Classes for the Fall of this year.
All papers and stamps are from Close To My Heart (CTMH).
Sheila Bennett Close To My Heart Independent Consultant (913) 485-4355 | |
This Gear Up card is so cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ayuyu. It was fun to create.
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