Good Morning Friends,
I sure have a lot to be thankful for. For one, I have a Sponsor for today's challenge. I am so excited to have one of you win the CRI-Kits kit of your choice regular & neon, metallic, glitter or pastel palette set, including magnetic pen holder. These are really fun to play with
As you know my challenges last for 16 days , you will have until May 12, 2012 at 11:59 to enter your project, leave a comment and mention my post and challenge on your blog with a link to this post so others may join in on the challenge,
and become a follower.
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MOTHER'S DAY using a pen or a marker of some sort.
I played around with the pens and found that I could get about thirty -six to 48 images like this out of one pen. If the image is more intricate I would imagine you would get less. If you look close you can see the glittery effect. I really like them and enjoyed working with them. The little deer image is from Cindy Loo. I haven't quite decided what I am going to do with these images, but you will be the first to know .
So, After I played around, I figured I would make another Mother's day card. This is black paper trey ink paper and I used the silver metallic pen. You can see how well it reproduces on the black. Anything you can cut with the cricut you can draw with the pens. There is a technique you can use for drawing with the pens and then putting the blade back in and then cutting. I think that would be more easily explained in a video keep your eyes peeled that may be coming up soon. My Happy Mothers day below is from Floral Embellishments, cricut cartridge. This is the first time I have used this cartridge.
Then, I used the pen to draw the lattice work and then put the blade in to cut it out. The image is from the letter envy cartridge.
Then the finale, putting it all together. My card stock and ribbon are Paper trey ink. The white paper is Bazzill. The pearl is liquid pearl white opal. I really like the way it came out it has a nice formal look
I hope you enjoyed this post and I am looking forward to seeing your creative design and entry in this challenge.
Challenges:
Simon says:Anything goes
Have a Blessed day, Diana
I sure have a lot to be thankful for. For one, I have a Sponsor for today's challenge. I am so excited to have one of you win the CRI-Kits kit of your choice regular & neon, metallic, glitter or pastel palette set, including magnetic pen holder. These are really fun to play with
As you know my challenges last for 16 days , you will have until May 12, 2012 at 11:59 to enter your project, leave a comment and mention my post and challenge on your blog with a link to this post so others may join in on the challenge,
and become a follower.
.
.
The theme:
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MOTHER'S DAY using a pen or a marker of some sort.
I played around with the pens and found that I could get about thirty -six to 48 images like this out of one pen. If the image is more intricate I would imagine you would get less. If you look close you can see the glittery effect. I really like them and enjoyed working with them. The little deer image is from Cindy Loo. I haven't quite decided what I am going to do with these images, but you will be the first to know .
So, After I played around, I figured I would make another Mother's day card. This is black paper trey ink paper and I used the silver metallic pen. You can see how well it reproduces on the black. Anything you can cut with the cricut you can draw with the pens. There is a technique you can use for drawing with the pens and then putting the blade back in and then cutting. I think that would be more easily explained in a video keep your eyes peeled that may be coming up soon. My Happy Mothers day below is from Floral Embellishments, cricut cartridge. This is the first time I have used this cartridge.
Then, I used the pen to draw the lattice work and then put the blade in to cut it out. The image is from the letter envy cartridge.
Then the finale, putting it all together. My card stock and ribbon are Paper trey ink. The white paper is Bazzill. The pearl is liquid pearl white opal. I really like the way it came out it has a nice formal look
I hope you enjoyed this post and I am looking forward to seeing your creative design and entry in this challenge.
Challenges:
Simon says:Anything goes
Have a Blessed day, Diana
came out really cute diana! going to put your challenge into the calendar! surely one of my next cards will be a mother's day one? :)
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! these came out so cool!!! Fabulous job...thanks so much for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous. Love that lattice work!
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Jessica S
Fabulous! I have not heard of this pens, the images came out very nice. TFS I might have to sneak in more craft time, to join your challenge ;)
ReplyDeleteLiz
Wow- those are so cool!!! Love what you did with them! :)Amy
ReplyDeleteJust found your site. Looks like a lot of fun. Thanks for a great challenge.
ReplyDeleteDiana, this came out so pretty. I love using Markers and then cutting out images...it's like inking without the mess.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this challenge!
Have a great day!
Dee B
Turned out so nice...I need to dig those out. SO FUN!
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This is something that Ive never tried before, but since seeing how its done...Ill have to give it a go. Thanks for the info and a chance at your challenge. Kathie
ReplyDeleteWow not that's cool. I didn't know you can do this. TFS AJ!
ReplyDeleteThose pens look like so much fun.Love that i could create a lacy background.Love the card.Thanks for the challenge.
ReplyDeleteThose are so cool. Thanks for the chance to win them. Just linked up my basket.
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Nice background. Love the shimery effect. Thanks for the challenge.
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