When it comes to crafty things, I like to try new techniques, but I do get discouraged easily. I definitely have my comfort zone of things I feel I'm good at - and I have to be in the right frame of mind to push outside that zone.
My most recent "new technique" is one I learned about from Splitcoaststampers - a beyond-fabulous resource for anything stamping related. Last week's Wednesday tutorial was on Delft Tile, and it looked simple enough for me to give it a shot...and I liked it so much I did two.
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| Supplies: white cardstock, scored at 1" with Martha Stewart scoring board; floral & butterfly stamps by Inkadinkado; sentiment by Studio G; silver eyelets from stash; Dusty Concord distress ink; sponge; oval Nestabilities; earrings by Cheryl Mosher |
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| Supplies: white cardstock, scored with Martha Stewart Scoring board at 1"; floral & butterfly stamps from Inkadinkado; sentiment from Wordsworth; Tumbled Glass Distress ink; sponge; 1 1/8" circle punch |
xoxo,
Jessi
This looks really fantastic! I am going to have to try this!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to thank you for leaving me a comment on my blog. I really like your two cards. Good for you trying something new too! I love both cards especially love the color on the second one. I may have to go and check out that tutorial. It looks really awesome.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! I'm sometimes skeptical about trying a new technique, unless I've seen it demoed in person, then I'm more than happy to try it myself. I do have to say, I will be going over to Splitcoast to check this technique out!! Thanks for sharing and visiting my blog!
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