That Craft Place Challenge

Its Sunday and that means it's time for a That Craft Place challenge and the theme this week is Anything Goes and we are having a bit of a blog hop and there are 4 prizes up for grabs.

 1st £10 to spend in That Craft Place shop

2nd £10 to spend in the Ditzie's Digi Designs Esty shop

3rd £5 to spend in That Craft Place shop

4th £5 to spend in the Ditzie's Digi Designs Esty shop

I used How Do from Ditzie's Digi Designs and coloured it with my pens, before adding some frantage, and scruffing and inking the edges.  All the dp has been distressed and inked before being matted onto grey cardstock.  I added some stitched braid and gem swirls.  The rose ribbon was coloured using fired brick distress stain before being added.

You can find all these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

Supplies: 

Image: How Do from Ditzie's Digi Designs

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium: copics

Papers:Teresa Collins Far and Away

Embellishments:gem swirls, rose ribbon, braid, frantage

Tools: paper distresser

Challenges: 

 

That Craft Place Challenge

Its Sunday and that means it's time for a That Craft Place challenge and the theme this week is altered can.

I usally do grungy altered cans, but the girls wanted a pencil pot for the desk in their bedroom so I went for something more girly.  I wrapped the deign paper round the can, then add the gem and pearl braiding to the bottom, and pretty lace to the top.  I used lots of paper flowers and put orange heart buttons at the centre.  I made a pin using peals and the cut butterfly spacer, before punching butterflies and adding pearls to them.

You can find all these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

Supplies: 

Image:

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium:

Papers:?? - lost the front of the pad but Lisa sells them.

Embellishments:gem and pearl trim, lace, elements of the pin,
flat backed pearls, heart buttons
paper flowers

Tools: butterfly punch

Challenges: 

 

That Craft Place Challenge

 
Its Sunday and that means it's time for a That Craft Place challenge and the theme this week isAnything Goes or Easter.

I haven't even thought about Easter yet!!!!  So I went for anything goes ...

 I used this amazing Steampunk image, The Artist, drawn by Lisa Cree for Ditzie Digi Designs, and coloured it in using my pens.  I added some teal frantage around the image and distressed the edges.  I used coredinations cardstock and ran them both through gears style embossing folders, before distressing the edges and sanding them off.  I added some organza ribbon, lasercute gears, and some tulle.

All these products are available at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.  You can buy lots of gorgeous digital images at the Ditzie Digi Design Etsy shop and some of the images are available as rubber stamp sets too on  Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

Supplies: 

Image: Ditzie Digi Designs The Artist

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium: copics

Papers: coredinations cardstock

Embellishments: ribbon, lasercut gears, frantage

Tools: paper distresser, sander, embossing folders

Challenges: 

 

That Craft Place Challenge

Its Sunday and that means it's time for a That Craft Place challenge and the theme this week is buttons.  We are also announcing our new DT - some of us girlies have stayed on and we have also added some amazing girls.

I was inspired to create this rainbow card having wasted an hour on pinterest - that place really does steal your life!!!  I doodled in white pen round the cardstock and in black pen round the clouds.  I tied twine through the buttons and stamped the Dream Big sentiment.  It was a really quick and simple card, but I love it :).

You can find all these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

Supplies: 

Image: 

Sentiment: Ditzie Designs Dream Big

Colouring medium:

Papers: 

Embellishments: buttons, twine

Tools: Memory box clouds die

Challenges: