Showing posts with label Asian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asian. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 10, 2021

Elizabeth Craft Asian Accesories on a Slimline card

Hello and welcome to my latest project.  I used lots of different dies and distress inks with a great collection of papers from DCWV.  I began with a slimline kraft card base.  I added a layer of DCWV Far East paper cut with a Pinkfresh Studios Slim Edgers die.  


I cut three circles of same paper collection with stitched circle dies.


I added three different die cut images on each circle from Elizabeth Craft Designs Asian Accessories dies.  I used more DCWV paper for the fan.  I inked white card stock with Distress Antique Linen for the fan hold.


I inked the rest of the die cuts.and pieced them together with a fine tip glue pen.  I purposefully inked the cups in a lighter shade than the teapot.


Ingredients:
Elizabeth Craft Designs Asian Accessories dies
Our Daily Bread Designs Double Stitched Circle dies
Pinkfresh Studios Slim Edgers dies
Distress Oxide inks including Hickory Smoke, Antique Linen and Pumice Stone
DCWV Far East paper stack
Quick Quotes Mocha Moma Powderpuff chalking ink
kraft and misc card stock

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Thank you so much for stopping by

Alicia

 

Monday, July 5, 2021

Zen Thanks with Elizabeth Craft dies


Hello, today I made a fairly simple card enhanced by themed printed papers and inked cuts.  I began with the  Elizabeth Craft Asian Accessories set.  I knew I wanted the umbrella shade to be cut from a pretty floral paper.  I chose the background paper and cut the rest of my pieces.


I cut the umbrella handle and rocks in white card stock.  I used Distress inks to color them.


I manipulated the embossed lines in the umbrella to create dimension.  I cut the sentiment from coordinating paper.  The resulting card is about as clean and simple as my work gets.  Therefore, it's my zen thank you card.


Products from the Dies R Us store:

 Elizabeth Craft Asian Accessories set


Distress Oxide Ground Espresso ink

other products:
Die Cuts with a View Far East papers
White card stock

Don't forget to come join in the fun at the Dies R Us Challenge Blog. There's a new challenge theme offered on the 1st and 15th of each month and one lucky randomly drawn winner will receive a gift voucher prize to the Dies R Us Store. For your convenience, all the important Dies R Us links are provided below.

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Monday, September 17, 2018

Bonsai in Art Nouveau Lotus pot for Bitten By the Bug 2 Anything Goes Challenge

Hello, today I am making my debut with Bitten By the Bug 2 design team.   I decided to mix up some carts for a fairly intricate card.  I just love it when all the little pieces cooperate.


I used the Art Nouveau cartridge for this lovely water lily bowl.  I thought it looked like a fine planter for a couple of Bonsai trees from the Pagoda cart.



All the papers are from DCWV Far East stack but the dark brown tree trunks.  It really added to the overall Asian feel of the card.  I inked all the edges generously with Quick Quotes Powderpuff Chalking inks.



Ingredients:
Cricut carts:  Pagoda and Art Nouveau
DCWV Far East papers
Quick Quotes Powderpuff Chalking inks:  Dusty Rose, Green with Envy, Midnight Confessions and Vanilla Cream

Don't forget to play along at Bitten By the Bug 2 this week where the theme is Anything Goes!


I would like to enter this in the following challenges:










Thanks so much for stopping by!

Alicia

Saturday, May 12, 2018

Far East Blog Hop




Welcome to the 
Far East Blog Hop

May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (APAHM), celebrating the achievements and contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States.

This is a blog hop featuring projects inspired by the Asian culture. Join us as we celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage!

You should have arrived from Sue's blog but if not,
Connie Can Crop is the beginning of this fun filled hop! 

This is a one day blog hop, but you have until Sunday at 10pm to finish hopping and leaving your love for all of these talented crafters.


We have an awesome sponsor for this hop!!

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One lucky winner is going to win 4 dies from Cheapo Dies!!

What do you need to do to win? Easy... become  a follower of each of the fabulous blogs in this hop and leave each of them a comment letting them know what you like best about their projects.

You will have until 10 pm Sunday to finish the hop and leave your comments on every blog to be eligible to win. 
Winners will be announced on Wednesday 5/16/18 at Connie Can Crop.
Be sure to follow everyone and leave a comment along the way!

I created several cards with my Cricut for this hop.  The first one I made was for tomorrow's holiday.  I added lots of details deserving of a mother.  


I loved using the DCWV Far East papers so much, I went wild with my Pagoda card cuts and made several of them!  I love how easy they were and how pretty they turned out.












Ingredients:
DCWV Far East paper
Cricut carts:  Pagoda
Spellbinders Paper Lantern dies
Quick Quotes Powderpuff chalking inks


Next head on over to Kim's blog!

Here's our line up in case you get lost along the way.


Friday, May 27, 2016

Sketch N Scrap Flashback Friday Sushi layout



Today, I have more honeymoon layouts and the last Flashback Friday sketch with Sketch N Scrap.  I hope you have enjoyed National Scrapbooking Month!  I have more photos from my honeymoon.  I promise I am starting to organize 2012 so my regular readers will be seeing some different subject matter soon.



Here's the sketch originally from 9/1/2012:


Some details of my stickers.  I layered a circle of pretty paper behind the center.









Ingredients:
DCWV Far East collection
HOTP Dazzles Far East
Creative Memories sticker letters
Quick Quotes Barn Red Chalking ink


Don't forget to play along at Sketch N Scrap!

Alicia

Friday, June 19, 2015

Quick Quotes Inking on vellum

Hello Quick Quotes readers!  Alicia with you today and I have been playing with some Powder Puff Chalking inks.  I was experimenting with some vellum and embossing folders.  I made a three cards for a wide variety of occasions. Vellum can be so versatile.  Don't forget to check out Quick Quotes wide variety of vellum quotes.  Here are some tips I discovered while playing:
  • Chalk on the back starting lightly, you can always add more to achieve your desired effect
  • Layering the vellum on a white or a light color will allow more true color to show


  • For more coverage use a brush or large sponge (blue water)
  • For more detail use a cotton swab or small sponge tip (fish)


Quick Quotes Products:

Other products:
Cuttlebug embossing folder
Stampin Up stamp
Spellbinders die




  • Ink the edges of the vellum and all layers for a pop!
  • Use brads to hold vellum down and/or use strong adhesive behind a layer on top of the vellum


Quick Quotes Products:

Other products:
Darice embossing folder
Tim Holtz movers and shakers label die
ribbon
tan and brown card stock
CTMH Sincere Expressions stamp
brown brads





  • Coloring doesn't have to be perfect, vellum lends itself to a blended look
  • Adhere behind a heavily inked area with tiny glue dots


Quick Quotes Products:

Other products:
The Paper Studio embossing folder
Stampin Up label punch
CTMH Just to say stamp
pink fiber
Recollections brad
pink and white card stock

Friday, May 25, 2012

Cricut Pagoda with Creative Memories Rugged Power Palette

I used the Pagoda Cricut cartridge to create custom embellishments for my two page layout using Creative Memories Rugged Power Palette.  The pictures are from my 2009 trip to Washington, D.C.