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Mask It At FSC

Who just wants all those Christmas cards to be over so that they can sit back, relax and enjoy the festive season which will soon be upon us … meeeeeee!!!

Not one but two cards to show you today and both have been made for Fashionable Stamping Challenges who want to see you MASK IT … please don’t forget that stamping.

First card is the one I showed my class how to make. There were two techniques which they learned how to do yesterday, one was the masking and the other was how to make a lace flower. The butterfly which was stamped onto vellum with white embossing powder was then stitched onto the lace flower rather than use any glue. If I am using stitching on my cards then I tend to use this method rather than glue. I love my insides to match the outside so we used the same masking method for the inside of the card and the paper used is the same as on the front, all edges were punched with the Martha Stewart doily punch.

Now this card is my play around card and my first time of using the Flitter Glue … whoa I love it. Can see me using this more and more now. This time I made a material flower but using the same method as above, again I have used a mask for the background.

Now is the time to hop on over to the FSC challenge and see what the amazing DT’s have been up to.
One very talented bunch of ladies that I have the honour to work with and I love everyone of them. x x x
Not forgetting the lovely Marina at Cottage Crafts who sponsors our challenge. x x x x

Shirl

16 Responses to “Mask It At FSC”

  1. Silvia says:

    Great techique and wonderful cards. Love the soft colors.

  2. Meggymay says:

    Both cards are gorgeous Shirley, love the flitter glue image, she looks quite mystical.
    Yvonne x

  3. It doesn’t get more delicate than those creations Shirl.
    Hmmm I might need to have a peek at this glue, sounds wonderful.
    Wishes
    Lynne

  4. Hi Shirley, Your cards are perfect light and delightful confections – both absolutely beautiful! Oh yes, it will be lovely to take a break from the Christmas theme! Nicola x

  5. Terry says:

    So now I will be looking for Flitter Glue! Really, I must just pack up and move to the UK!!! Shirley, these cards are a sheer delight for the eyes! Love them both! I agree and want to just get on with Christmas, which I am so behind on! Bad me! Have a wonderful Sunday! Hugs!

  6. Avril says:

    Hi Shirley, Two beautiful cards, but I really love what you have done with that lady – looks so soft and feminine, wouldn’t have thought of doing this, must give it a try.
    Avril xx

  7. Very very beautiful Shirl.
    love the soft coolrs you used.

    greetings Janny

  8. Esther says:

    Shirl your cards are just stunningly beautiful – such delicate colours and pretty details..(.I’ve given up on Christmas cards – in complete denial that it’s happening !!) Esther xx

  9. Dot says:

    Hi Shirley…so feminine in every way, both of these! Love the butterfly saying that you have used (what stamp is this?) just perfect. And the soft colours are just soooo gorgeous
    Dot x

  10. moniqued says:

    superbe bravo

  11. Paula says:

    Hi Shirl, both such beauties, adore the wonderful masked flower in the first and the vellum butterfly is exquisite. the second card is equally stunning, love the effects of the flitter glu. xxxx

  12. Fliss says:

    Absolute stunners Shirley. The soft colours are gorgeous and the ethereal quality of them both is so beautiful.
    Hugs, Fliss xx

  13. Brenda Brown says:

    Hi Shirley.
    I am just catching up a bit and love your ‘masking’ cards, they are both so beautifully delicate and use the technique perfectly.
    I don’t know if you are able to come over and whether I will see you soon, but in any case have a wonderful Christmas and Happy New Year.
    hugs {brenda} x0x

  14. Claire C says:

    Absolutely gorgeous Shirl, a real stunner. You’ve done a cracking job with the flitter glu, you’ll have to give me some tips lol
    Wishing you a Merry Christmas
    Claire xx

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