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The card that started this whole 3D marathon was this one for the challenge ("make a card using 3D sheets"). This is another of the images that looks like a woodcut and includes the strip of lace with 'woven' ribbon. I placed this over a lattice background and added two butterflies from elsewhere on the 3D sheet.
The text is silver peel-off sticker.
Ddd
We had a challenge to make a card with brown and pink. This is one of my personal favorite color combinations so I had fun with this challenge.
I used 3D roses from the same sheet as yesterday and placed it on a tone on tone brown dot cardstock ofer a pink folded card base.
The text is a silver peel-off script. I used a butterfly from a set of 3D stickers rather than from the 3D image sheets.
Ddd
Well, with these diecut 3D images that just get popped out (no cutting!) a complementary patterned background and a colored card base for framing these cards have really been coming together fast.
Today I selected a lacy diamond background in gray over a pink card base.
The butterfly was the only thing with a touch of blue so I used Copics to color a silver text peel-off before putting it on the card.
Ddd
I pulled out a second sheet of 3D images to work with. These are more photographic than the last ones. I built today's white roses on a patterned aqua background and mounted that on a yellow card base to match the butterfly image.
The text is a silver peel-off greeting that I colored with Copic marker (yellow) before adhering.
Ddd
This rose spray is from the same 3D sticker sheet as yesterday. they have a woodcut feel to them and look very old fashioned. I tried to reinforde that by using more of the cardstock sticker trim, this time on apricot card base.
The text is diecut from irridescent cardstock that matches the sticker trim borders.
Ddd
I pulled out some 3D sheets for a challenge and ended up making more than I needed to for fulfilling the assignment. So that gives me some shares for the next 6 days! Enjoy...
This one is built upon a diecut medallion in 3D. I used a clear sticker to place the text and added the butterfly from another part of the 3D sheet. The background is the front of the lavender folded card base. to this I added three rows of cardstock border trim.
I added some pink 'dew drop' stickers in the trim and also added a couple to the centers of the roses.
Ddd
I used up more of the blue Hobby Dots as designed. This one makes a round frame which I had pricked out on a pink cardstock with doily print. I filled it with a dark blue floral 3D image and added a dark blue double-loop satin bow to the bottom. This is backed with a dark blue folded card base.
This is also a 5 x 6.5 card, like yesterday's.
Ddd
The blue sheet of Hobby Dots is actually the one the book is designed for. So I tried a pattern using the dots as they were meant to be used. This one is two side borders and I filled the center with a frame-style foil 3D image. I love the effect of these. For the base card I used a brushed gold metallic so it would fit with the foil 3D.
I added a shimmery gold ribbon at the bottom and a prestamped sentiment at the top. The pattern makes a larger card than most I make but I trimmed it to fit envelopes I keep on hand. It is 5 x 6.5 inches.
Ddd
I had another run at doing a project from the Hobby Dots book my friend gave me. This, again, had to be done with a different page of dot shapes than those the pattern was designed for. I had a sheet of metallic finish pink shapes and I had already pricked out the design on pink... voila! Then I added some from the red sheet and went looking for a 3D element that would go along with these colors.
Only one really worked which made the 'decision' easy. I chose a dotted green cardstock to fill the other half of the page, coordinating it with the green of the leaves.
Crazy camera ... there is much more pink in the left side and the shine on the rose is because of the glossy finish.
I used one of the pre-stamped sentiments and backed it with a thin pink border.
Ddd
I made up this little 3D image at least a year ago and kept setting it aside over and over. I finally decided to MAKE myself use it.
I first cut it out using a scalloped die and in the process flattened all the self-stick pearls I had placed on it. Now they are little colored disks, but it will mail better (LOL). I used fine line marker to doodle the scallops as they did not stand out enough from the background.
Speaking of the background, this is make up of strips of table scraps.
I stamped the greeting onto the background and used a soft golden folded card base.
Ddd
Well, this is a bit different interpretation of the topic 3D paperwork, but it applies in an oblique sort of way.
I started with a piece of printed scrapbook paper that looks like denim. Then I used copic markers to add shading that would create seams, folds, and top-stitching. Voila! A jeans pocket! I added three antique silver brads to serve as rivets and then sliced along the top edge of the large pocket. By placing a lining paper behind and raising the two side edges on foam squared the pocket actually stands out from the jeans (actual 3D).
I had a sticker that matched the color and look of leather so I placed that on the 'waistband' to serve as both text and the jeans label. The jeans are mounted on a printed cardstock with antique script and this is what appears on the back of the card as well. The inside of the card matches the inside of the pocket lining.
I created a tag out of mulberry paper to look like a hankie in the pocket.
However, it is reversible and has some of the text cardstock on the back so it can also look like there is a note in the pocket.
This was actually used for a Father's Day card and a gift card was tucked into the pocket behind the tag.
Ddd
Well, this is the final 3D of the diecuts I bought. I had no words to say goodbye so there is no greeting on this card.
The background is one of the Color Me papers that I blended with distress inks and stamped with a text pattern.
I chose a folded cardstock base to match the flowers and gave this a simple centered framing.
Ddd
This cream cardstock was run through the Cuttlebug to create an elegant background for the roses. I also rounded tow opposing corners to enhance the framing on the burgundy folded card base.
A clear sticker provides the black text word.
Ddd
Another simple layout that really delivers, thanks to the materials selection. The green printed panel is shimmery paper and I added it to a celery folded card base.
The text is a clear sticker with silver print.
Ddd
The combination of the pastel floral and the pink striped cardstock make this a very feminine card. I selected a pastel blue for the folded card base to keep it simple and added a clear ssticker with silver text.
I am very near the end of these 3D floral sheets. I will be sad to move on from these.
Ddd
Despite the flowers, this card could be used for a masculine card because of the colors and dark tones. The center panel is printed cardstock with a grid and tone-on-tone floral corner.
The folded card base was chosen to echo the leaves and I used a clear sticker with silver text.
Ddd
Note to salf: don't stick the 3D image on the dotted paper and THEN try to round the corners. Check!
I started out with square corners but they just didn't feel right. I do like the way the flower escapes the bounds of its mounting. I gave it a cream card base to keep the look simple.
That's another clear text sticker, in case you hadn't figured it out.
Ddd
These sunflowers just called out for a cheery background so I used this orange with a Cuttlebug texture folder. The organza ribbon is tied through slits in the paper around the stems.
I used folds of the same ribbon to create 'photo corners' and added a clear text sticker at the bottom.
Ddd
I've used this flower before and, just like before, I have no idea what it is. But I like it!
I had a booklet of scriptures on vellum and decided to pull some of them out for use. This one got glue dots under the circle elements and was laid over the background paper (shimmery green print). Then the un-named flower was mounted to the background with bits of leaves and flowers allowed to drift into the text area.
I used a yellow folded card base to echo the color in the flowers.
Ddd
Back to the formal side of things - accomplished by a simple layout, low contrast, and script text. I used white shimmer cardstock run through the d'vine swirls Cuttlebug folder as the background and allowed the light blue card base to show around the edges.
That clear sticker catches the light oddly so I will just point out that it is really silver text on a clear background.
Ddd
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