Showing posts with label MB Challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MB Challenge. Show all posts

Saturday, June 27, 2009

Cricut Message Board, UK Crafters Thread of the Week Challenge


Each week a challenge is set on our thread and we all offer our version. This week the challenge was from a sketch, the sketch could be twisted or turned but must be recognisable. You can see the sketch at the top of this post.
I have chosen to use pearlised card which does tend to reflect back when you are photographing the card but I hope you can still see sufficient detail. I stamped the sentiment with Stazon ink on matching pink card.
Thank you for keep popping by, I hope you enjoy what you see.

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

UK Crafters MB Swap


A few weeks ago on the Cricut Message Board in the UK Crafters thread a few of us decided to get together and have a card swap. It was decided that we could have it as a handbag or a briefcase or a ruck sack, any bag at all really.
As I decided that men cards' are always difficult I would go for a more unisex look and created a briefcase.

I thought long and hard about the sentiment and decided it was not to be a birthday card so went for 'Thanks', also I had never done any form of a pop-up card so decided to combine the two things together, as can be seen above.
I am so excited to see what the other members send me.

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Triangular Challenge


This was my final decision for the trianglar challenge.
I created a bespoke background paper that consisted of interlocking triangles and matted it onto a triangular card base. The background was printed onto a gold shimmery paperstock.
The wrapping on the flowers was cut out as a triangle and the flowers were arranged in a triangular shape.
I had considered also welding the greeting into an overall triangular shape and placing at one of the apex's to the triangle but did not have sufficient time for that, might try that in the future.
I think this could make a masculine card as well if you substituted the flowers with perhaps a drill or a tap or anything masculine.