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Showing posts with label Case Study Challenge. Show all posts

Case Study Challenge

07 April 2013

 Case Study Challenge 135

The Muse over at the Case Study Challenge this month is JJ Bolton. Her tutorial on stamping on lettering technique had me thinking! You can see JJ's tutorial >HERE<

This is my inspiration from JJ:


Why did this challenge have me thinking? Because the Stampin' Up Typeset Alphabet Die is not like the framelit type die cutting that JJ used in her tutorial. 


 

So how did I do it? 
1. Cut out the letters required for your chosen word
2. Use 2-Way Glue Pen on each letter and let dry. When the glue dries your letter will be like a post-it note
3. Place letters carefully - starting with the middle letter and working out
4. Stamp Flowers - I used Staz-On
5. Colour in, leaving the lettering placed in position
6. Carefully lift lettering using a craft knife
7. Mount letters in position with Dimensionals

I must say that it was a bit tedious, but I do like the finished result. I hope you give it try!

Thanks for stopping by,
Lou X



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Case Study Challenge 110

03 October 2012

Case Study Challenge 110

It's school holidays here in NSW, Australia and I am enjoying every moment of it! No really, I am!  I love school holidays, however I am a little overdue for a blog post - so please forgive me!

I made this card last week for my Aunt's Birthday....and couldn't go past entering a challenge! I really liked the card layout and this weeks Muse, Torico over at the Case Study Challenge.

This is Torico's card

My Creation:

Inside:

I don't know if I created that soft stamped backgorund quite like Torico did, but I don't mind my effort! 

Stamp Sets: French Foliage, Papaya Collage, Elements of Style, Memorable Moments
Accessories: Big Shot Labels Collection Framelits
Ribbon: Taffeta Ribbon - Not Quite Navy
Colour Combination: Whisper White, Baja Breeze, Crumb Cake, Not Quite Navy

Thanks for stopping by - Love your comments!
Lou X
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