Class Act May Challenge

Class Act's new challenge is Masculine and you must use

Fabric or Stitching, Real or Faux.

This plaid paper reminds me of my Dad.  He always wore 

flannel shirts.  I used the "Old Car" stamp from Class Act.

I stamped my image using Rich Cocoa Memento Ink onto

Cryogen Iridescent White Card Stock.  I then took my daubers

and added some Distress Inks in Broken China and Vintage Photo

around my stamped image.  I then added some Faux stitching.  

I cut out my image with my Scalloped Oval Spellbinders Dies.

Here's a closer look at my Old Car:

My papers are from the Max And Whiskers Basic Grey

Paper Pad.  I love these BG papers.  And using the pads, the

papers are interchangeable. 

I then added the "To Brighten Your Day" Sentiment

and used my scalloped Oval dies to cut it out.

This was a pretty hard card for me to do as I am

so used to adding ribbons and bows and flowers and bling.

Hope you like my creation. For all the details about the challenge

you can go to the Class Act Insider and read all the details there 

and you can see all the wonderful creations that the DT has

created for your inspiration.

 Thanks for stopping by, 

Dawn

Class Act Stamps

My card today is made using a Class Act Stamp.

It uses "Silhouette Flowers".  Click on the Stamp name

and it will take you to it in the Class Act Store.

I stamped my image using Rust and Turquoise ink

onto Cryogen Iridescent White Card Stock.  I also 

used a Film Strip Stamp. I was trying to make it

look like I had different colors of the same picture. 

This is a clean and simple card for me as I didn't

add too many embellishments. 

I am still dealing with my health issues, but hopefully

soon I will start to feel better. So bear with me  for a little

bit longer on being slower/late with my posts.

 I used papers from the Basic Grey Blush Collection.

I added ribbon and a bow.

 Come back tomorrow and check out the New Challenge that

will be going on at Class Act Insider, the Class Act Blog. The

challenges run for 2 weeks and you can have the chance

to win some awesome stamps from Class Act. 

Don't forget to check out the Class Act Store and 

see what great stamps they have.

Thanks for stopping by,

Dawn

Class Act Stamps

I have my 2nd project that I've done

for The Class Act Stamps, I'm

a little bit late, but am still dealing with some

problems with the new medication.

My card today uses "Hannah from Holland"

which is in the Dolls of the World Series from

Class Act stamps.

My stamp is stamped onto Cryogen White 

card stock and colored in with my copics. 

I created a "frame" using my 

Cuttlebug embossing plus folder called "Brocade Window".

I used my sponge daubers and while the paper was 

still in the embossing folder, I lifted the flap and sponged

green and pink memento ink onto my design.

I then attached my stamped image behind the cut out

window, and then added some ribbon to the bottom.

And attached the whole thing onto my pink card. 

Check out The Class Act website to see all their

great stamps.  Also check out the blog for some

great inspiration from the Design Team.

 
Project Recipe:
Stamps: Class Act Dolls of the World Hannah from Holland
Paper: Bazzill, Cryogen Iridescent White
Copics:
Accessories: ribbon, Cuttlebug Embossing Plus Brocade Window folder

Thanks for stopping by, 

Dawn

Class Act First Challenge

It is time for Class Act's very first Challenge with

their very first DT.  Today we are showcasing some

really great Dolls of The World Stamps.

The first Challenge for Class Act is to 

have 3 layers, bling (gems/glitter), embossing.

My Very first DT card is done using the Japanese Doll stamp.

She is stamped onto Cryogen White Card Stock with Black memento ink 

and then colored in with my Copics (list below).  I then used 

my Versamarker and added some black embossing powder

to parts of her Kimono and her hair and then heat embossed those areas.
I embossed the green card stock with an embossing folder and then
rubbed London Fog Memento ink pad over the embossing.

I then added some hot fix gems to her hairpiece and also 

for the swirls on the side. I then added ribbon and a bow to finish 

off my card. 

Here is a close up of the Japanese Doll:

Please join us at Class Act Blog for this first Challenge and

check back on the first Friday of every Month for a new challenge.

In order to be in the draw for a prize, you must use

a Class Act Stamp.

Project Recipe:
Stamps: Class Act Japanese Doll of The World
Paper:
Copics: R20, R22, E00, G20, YG63
Accessories: Black Embossing powder, Versamarker, heat gun, hot fix gems, Irock Gem Setting tool, Ribbon

Thanks for stopping by, 

Dawn