Showing posts with label MFT Floral Fusion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MFT Floral Fusion. Show all posts

Friday, 1 May 2015

MFT Sketch 226

It's been a while since my last MFT challenge. Since I have quite a few new MFT dies, I thought I would give this challenge a go. I used the MFT Floral Fusion with a few dies from the Blueprints 13 set to make this card. Sorry the photo was taken at night, but you can see the shimmer from the Perfect Pearls I used over the distress inks. I'm also going to add this to Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - Anything Goes. Thanks for dropping by!




Wednesday, 21 January 2015

A Blue Sympathy card


A card I made recently when I ran out of Sympathy cards and had to make one in a hurry. I used the Floral Fusion and a BluePrint die to create this card. I'm adding this to Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Anything Goes. Thanks for dropping by!

Sunday, 7 September 2014

Runway Inspired

As Melbourne celebrated Melbourne Spring Fashion Week this week, it is most appropriate to make a card inspired by a Runway design. I love the current Runway Inspired photo of Veronica Beard's design. I decided to use patterned paper for this card. I could not find any houndstooth PP or washi so opted out for a polka dot washi tape instead. I'm also adding this to Simon Says Stamp Stamptember Stamp-It Challenge. Scroll down to see some of the photos I took last night at MSFW.



RIC# 67 Veronica Beard
Last night, I attended the last day of the MSFW Emerging Students Runway at The Melbourne Town Hall. It was very exciting to look at designs from selected students from various FashionDesign Schools in Melbourne. It was great that one of my friends was selected from the Melbourne School of Fashion for the Runway. We had a great night and here are some of the photos I took.




My Mum, Designer Tan Chin Yang, myself and my niece at MSFW.


Saturday, 19 July 2014

More Floral Fusion Fun

This is another card I made with my new MFT Floral Fusion Cover-Up die and my Lil Inker Stitched Squares. The background was sponged with distress inks and sprayed with Perfect Pearls. The glimmer is not captured in the photo. The die cut was lightly glued to the background and die cut again with the stitched square die. I'm adding this to Virginia's View Challenge #5 - Die Cut.
Did anyone see the results of my last card made with the same die? It made it to Top 3 on Case Study Challenge 199! Thanks for dropping by, have a great weekend!






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