Happy Easter!

With these cheerful cards I wish you all a very

Happy Easter

and I have made a tuorial for you

on how to make the background.

I took out all my Club Scrap Neon inkpad colors and 

my Michae Strong honeycomb stencil.

Sponges or blending tools come in handy.

Tape the stencil on top of your paper, so it will not move.

Taka a color and one by one sponge it to the paper.

After you have used all the colors, you can take

of the stencil and the background looks like this.

I have cut this into strips of 2" long to use on the card

and matted it with black paper.

Now on to the eggs. First you stamp them with versamark

and use white embossing powder and a heatgun.

Now take the neon inkpads again with the blending tools

and olor the eggs with multi colors.

Use a soft cloth to rub the eggs to get out the white again

 and cut the eggs out.

The sentiment I typed with the computer.

If you like you can safe these to your computer

and use for your own cards.

Here are thw finished cards.

You see here also the small butterfly stamped

and embossed in white on black paper.

On this card you see a bunny added in the

same technique as the eggs. The bunny is

by Tim Holtz.

Hope your Easter is absolutely wonderful

and thanks for taking the time to come and

visit my blog.

Have a creative day!

More Bold & Bright

Here I am again with 

artwork for the Club Scrap Bootcamp.

This week is the last week and  I want to help

to meet the OWH goal, so you will see

lots more bold and bright artwork.

Today I made 7 cards, that I will show you

here. I started out with making

some quick backgrounds with  the neon

dabbers and a few stencils.

When they were dry I got out my Club Scrap

Serenity and Tahiti papers for making some cards.

The sentiment is from the Big Deal kit.

With all the little scraps I did some

herringbone technique for this card.

And yes,i keep on stamping,

so you will see more of me this week

very bold and bright!

(sentiment not Club Scrap)

Thanks for looking

and have a creative day!

Club Scrap Retreat Project 1: card box

This card box is one of the projects we made at the

Club Scrap 2013 Retreat.It was Tricia's

project. One day we did the cards with

stamping technique and great new neon dabbers

and the other day we made the box with the help

of a score-pal.

Of course I want to share some Retreat-class pictures with you.

Here you see Tricia explaining to us what to do

and how many cards we are oing to make.

We got stamps,the neon dabbers and neon inkpads

to play with and mainly it was a class where

you could experiment and see what you can do with

all the toys.

You can find all inks and dabbers in the Club Scrap

shop HERE and the stamps are HERE.

So after some instructions we all start to work.

Cut the papers and stamp, stamp, stamp!

It was fun also to see what everyone else was up to.

This way you always get some new ideas.

When you throw your dabber at the paper you get thes great

ink blotches. Wonderful to use for flowers.

So,thanks somuch, Tricia for this great

box full of ideas.

I took mine home unfinished. Had to glue

all the cards together and here is the result:

12 small cards : 2,5 x 2,5 inch

6 large cards: 4 1/4 x 5,5 inch

all tied with a ribbon in a wonderful box

with a beautiful lid to finish it of.

I am going to make more of these boxes for sure!!

Want to see more Club Scrap projects?

Take a look at the Club Scrap Create Blog here:

http://clubscrapcreates.blogspot.nl/2013/11/retreat-week-finale-linky-party.html

Have a creative day!