Cardz TV Challenge # 58

Cardz TV Challenge # 58

Anything Goes

Abstract Card

with grand daughter

Emily

Supplies:

Cardstock: Recollections

Coloring: Zig Clean Markers

Frame: Avery Elle

Sentiment: Momenta

Heart & Rhinestones: Dollar Tree Store

Challenge at:

http://cardztv.blogspot.com

My grand daughter Emily did all of the work 

I just supplied the craft tools.

Butterfly Challenge # 104

# 104 Spin the Butterfly Wheel

with the Letter O

1. Old Rose: Flower

2. Orange  Card Base

3. Butterfly (orange)

4. Oval

5. Olive (Oval)

6. Over the Edge (Flower over the edge of the Oval)

(6 out of 7)

Supplies:

Oval: Spellbinder Label Ten Dies

Butterfly: Martha Stewart Punch

Rhinestones: Dollar Valley Store

Rose and Leaves: Altenew Layered Dies

Sentiment: MFP

Olive Cardstock: Recollections

Rose Color: Mixed Worn Lipstick & Fire Brick Oxide Ink

Nuvo Glitter; Sherbert Summer Drops

Challenge at:

http://butterflyspot.challenge.blogspot.ca

Cardz TV Challenge # 57

Cardz TV Challenge # 57

Anything Goes

Flamingo Iris Folding

Supplies:

Flamingo cut out:

Cricut Cartridge Life is a Beach  (page 46)

Palm Tree cut out:

Cricut Cartridge Doodlecharms  (page 42)

 Flamingo Body: tissue paper from the Dollar Store

Palm Tree: leftover from my stash

Cardstock: Recollections

 Embellishments for this card from my stash of here and there

Challenge at:

http://cardztv.blogspot.com

Cardz TV Challenge # 56

Cardz TV Challenge # 56

Anything Goes

Cover of a Mini Photo Album

Supplies used:

Martha Stewart Large Butterfly Punch

Paper Clip: Walmart

Nuvo Drop: Bottle Green

Sentiment: Cardz TV "Simply Said"

Ribbon from my Mother's stash

Pattern Paper from my Sister in Canada

Cardstock: Recollections

Challenge at:

http://cardztv.blogspot.com

Cardz TV Challenge # 55

Cardz TV Challenge #55

Anything Goes

Explosion Box

Supplies Used:

Sentiment: Momenta

Butterfly: Martha Stewart

Circle Die: QuicKutz
Nuvo Drops

Pattern Paper: My Sister from Canada

Cover and Circles: Recollections

Challenge at:

http://cardztv.blogspot.com

MFT Summer School Day 5

My Favorite Thing

Summer School 2018

Symmetry

Symmetry refers to positioning your elements mirrored across an imaginary line that divides your project into even segments. It’s a great method for achieving balance in your design and is a reliable means of laying out your card elements when you don’t have a lot of planning time to spare.
Barbara Andres (Designer Team Member)

Challenge at:

http://mftstamps.com/blog/summer-school-2018-symmetry

MFT Summer School Day 4...

My Favorite Thing

Summer School 2018

Complementary Colors
Purple/Yellow

Complementary colors refer to colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel — yellow-purple, red-green, and orange-blue being the traditional complementary pairings.
Stephanie Klauck  (Design Team Member)

Challenge at:

http://mftstamps.com/blog/summer-school-2018-complementary-colors

MFT Summer School...Day 3

My Favorite Thing

Summer School 2018

Day 3

Repetition

Repetition reinforces a theme within your projects. Switching things up — either by introducing another color or including an unexpected element into a recognizable pattern, keeps the overall look interesting.
Karolyn Lancon (Design Team Member)

Challenge at:

http://mftstamps.com/blog/summer-school-2018-repetition/

MFT Summer School...Day 2

My Favorite Thing

Summer School 2018

Day 2

Primary Colors

Primary colors are among the first we learn as kids and for that reason, sometimes have a bad rap as being a childish choice for projects. Really though, primary colors are essential. Not only do they provided the basis for our other colors, they also impart such a playful cheeriness (kid card or not) that they shouldn’t be overlooked.

Stephanie Klauck (Design Team Member)

Challenge at:

http://mftstamps.com/blog/summer-school-2018-primary-colors/

MFT Summer School...Day 1

My Favorite Thing

Summer School 2018

Day 1

White Space

The idea of white space doesn’t refer to a primarily white card (though often, as is the case with today’s project, this is true) but rather, the idea of leaving a significant portion of your design open, free from embellishment, allowing your focal point to truly shine.
 Laurie Willison (Design Team Member)

Challenge at:

http://mftstamps/com/blog/summer-school-2018-white-space/