Friday, 20 May 2016

New project on the way and a guest designer spot next week


Annie Sloan chalk paint nightstand

Let me show you my next project in waiting. It's this horribly ugly nightstand that I'm "dyeing" to get some paint on. It has a wonderful shape though and I think it will look great when it's transformed.

I've purchased Annie Sloan's chalk paints (white and basic colors) and will mix my own hues. I want the nightstand to be some kind of shabby white, but I don't know what color to use underneath. Which color would you like to see? I'm thinking about a pale grey or lilac, but maybe you would like to see babypink or some kind of green? Leave a comment and we'll see what this will turn out like.

It will be up for sale (Skåne area) so if you love the shape of it and are thinking about any specific shade, let me know. It doesn't matter to me what color I play with and don't worry - you're not obligated to buy it if you don't like the endresult. 
It measures about 38x37x56

Then I have some other news to share with you. Remember this?


I have made a project with it. I ended up not using the Annie Sloan paints, but some fabulous papers from Graphic45 instead.
The absolute best part is that it will be shown as my guest designer project on the

I think I will be able to post it on this wednesday so make sure to check back by then. Here's a sneak peak:


Wishing you a fantastic weekend.
 
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Tuesday, 17 May 2016

Snail mail Christmas and exciting news

Welcome back to my blog and to another cardtuesday.
I've noticed that tuedays work pretty good with showing you cards and fridays for other projects. Do you agree?

Penny Black Christmas snail card

So today I want to show you a Christmascard using a sweet Penny Black image. Let's be honest - it feels like Christmas is lightyears away, but each year it sneaks up on us cardmakers. Am I right or am I right? In my book you can never be too early for making Christmascards. Heck, I even start making them before the year has ended :D

Penny Black Christmas snail card detail

This is a quite simple card, but using glittery paper and a nicely colored image it gives the card a lift. When I color my images I like letting them do the talking.

As for the news...
For the month of june you will be able to see my cards on the 
I've been invited to be the guest designer for june! 
I'm so excited!
Supplies:
Stamp: Penny Black (don't have the stamp anymore. If you know the name of it, let me know)
Papers: Free papers that came with an english craft magazine
Tools: Image colored with promarkers, snowflakes stamped with distress ink



Challenges:
Aud sentiments - Anything goes + sentiment
Bunny Zoe's - Lovely layers
Creative inspirations  - Shape it up (no square cards)
Creative moments - Anything goes
I love promarkers - Lace and/or ribbon
Passion for promarkers - Spots and/or stripes
Penny's challenges - Anything goes 
Sketch saturday - sketch
The crazy challenge - 3 layers or more
The ribbon girl - Any image


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