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As today was Wednesday we had our evening crop at Chook Scraps and I made a card for the challenge over at Darkroom Door. The challenge is to create something using Darkroom Door photochips. This is the card I made and I am quite pleased with how it turned out.
I was blog hopping today and I found a tutorial on this technique at Split Coast Stampers. It looked easy and effective so I tried it out and made these three cards.
This first card I have used one of the robot stamps from Darkroom Door's robot set. This set is great for boy cards and it has heaps of funky sentiment stamps as well as three robot stamps. The patterned paper is from the Cosmo Cricket Nutmeg range.
On the following two cards I have used Penny Black stamps (just love these stamps for cards) and the patterned papers are scraps I had left over from some older My Minds Eye Papers.
I really love the vintage feel of the Darkroom Door stamps and being unmounted rubber stamps they stamp up beautifully.
For these cards I have used the Darkroom Door Melody stamps and the Darkroom Door Legato Paper. Of course I have used my trusty Walnut Stain Distress Ink and my all time favourite Versmagic Jumbo Java.
I have made a few cards this year due to the fact I have been running card making classes once a week at the shop and I thought I might share some of the ones I really like. These first lot were made using stamps from Darkroom Door Garden Greetings Stamp Set. The patterned paper is from Websters Pages.
The flowers are stamped on vellum with black pigment ink, embossed with clear embossing powder and coloured with chalk then cut out.
