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Thursday 31 October 2019

'I've Got My Eye On You! '

Good afternoon  and Happy Halloween  Lovelies,  dry here but it is very cold once again and  the sun  is shinning.    Thank you once again for all your comments and visits to my last blog post, I hope you enjoyed your visit.

Today I would like to share another of my samples, made for the Sue Baker Presents shows on the Create & Craft T.V. Channel recently.    This is made using the Dark Angel Collection along with Cadence copper metallic paint.   It is another long post  I'm afraid lol, so prepare yourself ha ha!   O.K. off we go!


Matt a light green square of card onto the 7" x 7" white base card, leaving a border of the white showing.



Take a smaller square of white card and colour it with the Cadence light sage acrylic paint and add some touches of the Cadence Malahit metallic paint, (add the Malahit whilst the light sage paint is still wet, so they blend in together.)

Lay the A4 stencil (bottom right of the design), onto the painted card and using a stencil brush, stipple the malahit paint through the design, omitting the word 'hope,' which can be covered with masking tape if wished.     Remove stencil and leave to dry, this will not take long.

   

  
Stamp the eye in the centre using a copper pigment  pad.

        
Add some copper embossing powder and shake off any excess and pop it back into the jar.

      
Heat emboss using a heat gun.


Paint the design with watered down Cadence copper metallic paint.  

       
Cut out the eyeball from inside the eyelid.

   
Take a piece of white card, the same size as the coloured card and stamp the eye once again, onto the white card, using the Copper pigment pad  and then heat emboss with copper embossing powder.


Matt this white card onto the green matt on the base card then,  the coloured card with the cut out eyeball,  onto  the base card but this time, use sticky foam pads to add some dimension to the card.

       
   
           
Cut out and glue the Iris from the original painted green  card onto the white pupil.
     

     
Paint some Cadence copper metallic paint onto a piece of white card and stamp the eye image onto it, using the copper pigment pad.

   
    
Heat emboss this with the copper embossing powder.

   
From this, cut out the eyelashes and the eyelids, then glue in position on the image on the base card using silicone glue.

  

Cut out and glue the 2 pieces from under the eye and glue to the original images, again using silicone glue.

Die-cut   3 cogs  using one of the dies from the Dark Angel collection, paint with the copper paint and glue to the original images.


 
Die-cut and paint 4 smaller cogs and glue one in each corner of the base card.   The products I have used can be purchased from www.crafting.co.uk 

Phew lol!  that is this card finished,  sorry this post is so long but once again, there are many elements to the making of this card, I just hope you're still with me ha ha!   Thank you if you are.  There are a lot of photos but sometimes I find it helps to see them and the other point is......I don't have to explain in writing lol!   Hopefully, the picture says it all!     Enjoy the rest of your week and I'll be back soon with another project to share with you all.

                                                                  Love and rainbows,
                                           
                                                                   Hugs   Jennifer xx.




                                                             








  












 


 
    
















3 comments:

  1. this is an amazing sample Jennifer, thank you so much for the step by step - I appreciate the time it takes to do that. Hope you are ok xx

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  2. WOW!!! what a marvellous card, so much detail to look at. It's designed beautifully Jennifer, I love all the elements that you've used to create this, wonderful images and colours,I hope you have a super weekend, Kate x

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  3. Stunning card Jennifer, love this collection and thanks for sharing your step by steps.
    Hugs
    Linda xxx

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