After a prolonged absence I am attempting a comeback at blogging,
and just needed a little inspiration.
I have done plenty of crafting in my absence from blogging, just lacked the oomf
to sit down and blog what I have been doing. Hope to make amends in the short term!!
At training on Wednesday, Julie challenged us all to make a project using
the Hardwood stamp and anything out of the Annual catalogue.
My inspiration came from the Internet, where I happened upon a card by
Narelle Famigia who is also a Stampin Up demonstrator .
This is my version.
I used The Open Sea stamp set, along with the Hardwood stamp, and used Crumb Cake
and Night of Navy inks. The sentiment was from Wetlands.
I am trying to get to grips with blogging from my iPad and it has taken me ages to do this post.
I think that's what has been putting me off doing my blog.
However I will persevere and see if I can't master it!!
If anyone has any helpful tips that might be useful to me I could sure do with some help!!
Lovely card - love the ship image
ReplyDeleteHi Kate this is stunning. I do like Stampin Up products a lot. I was at a workshop last week. I brought home lots of goodies to play with. Take care. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeleteHi Kate long time, this is a very beautiful card
ReplyDeleteGr Karin
It's great to see you back in blogland, Kate - and thank you for your kind comments on my blog too.
ReplyDeleteI love your new nautical themed card, it's a great layout and those extra touches of twine just finish it nicely.
Best wishes, Jan xx
Hi there stranger lovely to have you back blogging stunning card Kate hugs Sandra xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card to return with. Brilliant men's card x
ReplyDeleteGreat card Kate. Good to see you back and blogging!
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A wonderful card Kate, perfect for men. The stamps and design are fabulous. It's lovely to see you back in Blogland xx
ReplyDeleteHi Kate, what a gorgeous Classic male card, loving the colours and the Wood effect looks fantastic xx Zoe xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card - glad your mojo is back in blog! xoxo Ann
ReplyDeleteLovely card Kate - what a lovely feel and texture you have achieved. x
ReplyDeleteLovely card Kate, I adore the porthole you made for the image to be behind
ReplyDeleteBeautiful nautical card and love the ship.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Linda xxx
This is just door wonderful Kate I love the theme
ReplyDeleteHugs Janet xxx