My dear Miss Jeannie had a workshop for me on Saturday to close out the Occasions Mini and we had a great time, even though I was running on empty after getting home late Friday from a mini-vacation. We still had a great time and made a couple of beautiful cards.
First, here’s a picture of an Easter card I made a couple of to give to Jeannie. She really loved them. I CASE’d the idea and layout from BWstamper here on Splitcoaststampers. She used the dogwood branch from the Easter Blossom set and I used the wild rose branch from Elements of Style. The tulip border embossing folder turned out great.
Our first make and take was the bisque pottery technique I learned from a video on Diana Gibbs’ blog here. Di did hers with Crumb Cake, but I like the Baja Breeze, too. I used the Engraved Greetings birthday sentiment and the Very Vanilla rosettes which are now, alas, sold out. Di’s tutorial was perfect to learn this cool technique using a brayer, an embossing folder (I used Vintage Wallpaper), an ink pad and the Big Shot.
Our second make and take I also CASE’d off of Diana’s blog. She’s one of my favorites. Can you tell? She went to the SU Leadership Conference in January and a friend of hers received a prize that included a card made by our illustrious leader, Shelli. Di put a picture on her January 18, 2011, post here. I puzzled it out and managed to make a reasonable facsimile. Must have been successful as the ladies all loved it.
Here’s a couple pics of the ladies having a good time before we started and of Therese with a finished make and take.
I’m almost done processing and naming all the pics I took on our mini-vacation last week to Georgia and the Panhandle. Lots of houses (mansions, really), roses and lighthouses, oh my! Will be blogging those later.
Thanks for stopping by. Comments always welcome.
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1 comment:
It waa great workshop for sure. Those cards were so pretty, and I would have loved making them too. You have some great mentors on the internet.
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