Skip to main content

The Paper Players

The Paper Players challenge is one layer cards. I really like to make them. Initially I found them impossible to make, but I have learned a lot from Heather Telford and just got better over time. 




Practice does help. I really like this card. My husband just shrugged his shoulders - it was too bland for him. But I find it quite expressive. I made it for a friend of mine, who had one of her good friends die and she emailed me today about it. So its kind of a sympathy card.

Materials: waterdrops - Ryn Tanaka stamps, sentiment - Hero Arts Leaf Print Cl395, 







Labels:

Comments

stampwithsandy said…
This is absolutely stunning! Love your masked off area and those water droplets look so real. Thanks for playing with us this week at The Paper Players!
August 23, 2013 at 9:24 AM
Rach said…
I think this card is absolutely stunning! I love the gradation of the focal rectangle and realism of the drops of water.

It's a wonderful thinking of you/sympathy card. :o)

(I used to find one layer cards nigh on impossible as well, but have found they're all I'm making lately.)
August 23, 2013 at 11:22 AM
LeAnne said…
This is AMAZING! Love it! Thanks so much for playing with us this week!
August 23, 2013 at 12:25 PM
Kailash said…
I simply love this Cornelia, absolutely gorgeous, those water droplets look so real:-) A beautiful sympathy card!!
August 23, 2013 at 12:35 PM
Anonymous said…
Great design, and it all pulls together really well for its intended use as a sympathy card
August 23, 2013 at 12:42 PM
Cathy said…
Hi Cornelia, this is beautiful, love the sponged panel and Ryn's droplets look amazing. Cathy x
August 23, 2013 at 6:03 PM
Anne Marie Hile said…
Wow! Cornelia, this is just gorgeous! Thanks for sharing your creations with us at the Paper Players this week! :)
August 23, 2013 at 8:25 PM
Anonymous said…
Hi Cornelia,
Thanks for the link and kind words. The gradation of colour is lovely and suits the theme of the card.
Heather T
August 24, 2013 at 12:40 PM
Loly Borda said…
Beautiful card Cornelia! Love those drops on the subtle background. TFS
August 24, 2013 at 1:09 PM
Karren said…
What a beautiful card! So appropriate for a sympathy card. Congrats on your Paper Players win - so deserving!
August 24, 2013 at 4:04 PM
Darnell said…
You certainly have turned into a OLC pro, Cornelia! That Heather is amazing and such a good teacher! I love your poignant sympathy card very much!! (Thank you for your sweet get well wishes! I'm taking it pretty easy. It hurts more than I thought it would, so no Playhouse cleaning yet!)
August 25, 2013 at 11:53 PM
Darnell said…
PS Sorry, forgot to congratulate you on the well-deserved PP HM!!
August 25, 2013 at 11:55 PM
Ryn Tanaka said…
Wow wow wow!!! This is a beautiful card! Simple can be really powerful. Thanks so much for sending me the link :D I will repost to my Facebook page in the next few days with a link to you. Bye for now, Ryn
August 28, 2013 at 4:16 PM
Ryn Tanaka said…
P.S. What is your name? I have you down as "Fun Stamping". Lol.
August 28, 2013 at 4:19 PM
Kanan Pandya said…
Ohhh this is so pretty, Cornelia. Looks so real, I love the shading a lot. Fabulous work. :-)
September 8, 2013 at 5:30 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Katzelkraft - Stampotique Raven

Hi Everyone, Do you know that   Katzelkraft has aquired Stampotique stamps? This fun raven is designed by Daniel Torrente (#6314). I used an old background from my stashs.  I stamped the bird and colored it with alcohol ink markers.  I brushed distrss ink onto the background and added some pattern with the   Mandala Magic stencil  from Funky Fossil Designs.I used one of the border stamps on the left for more interest.  Stamped the sentiment  and doodled a frame around the sentiment.Added a googly eye to the bird and drew in some eye lashes.  The stamps I used are from the following sets: Spiral Borders - KTZ286,  Whatchamacallit  - KTZ276  (FRANCE) Spiral Borders  - KTZ286 , Whatchamacallit  - KTZ276 (USA) Hope you liked this - I'll be back next Wednesday with more Katzelkraft inspiration.  Thanks for visiting! Happy Stamping! Linking up with: Simon Says Wednesday challenge  - fur or feathers
Post a Comment
Read more

So Suzy Stamps Snarky Blog Hop

Hi Everyone, Welcome to the So Suzy Stamps Snarky Blog Hop where funny and humorous Christmas cards take over! I am hopping along with Justine’s 12 Days of Christmas Series. If you haven’t checked it out yet, click here . Justine has been busy creating a dozen Christmas Card video tutorials to inspire you this holiday, and best of all there are prizes to be won every day. All you have to do to be eligible to win a $25 gift certificate is comment on each of the blogs! Good luck! We will pick two winners on November 9th! Here are my cards: For my first card I used a Tim Holtz embossing folder and embossed dark grey card stock. The cool deer I colored with Inktense pencils and fuzzy cut it. I stamped the Cool Yule sentiment onto aqua card stock and added white gel pen accents. Mounted everything onto a white card base. For my second card I used patterned paper as background. Added the die cuts (Santa and moose from Dixie Crafts, Winter Landscape die from Cut...
144 comments
Read more

Topflight Stamps 4th Birthday

   Hi Everyone, It's  Topflight Stamps   4th birthday !  In order to celebrate, I’ve teamed up with some great designers to showcase birthday cards using the unique products available at Topflight Stamps. Please hop along with us and see all the beautiful talent from this group of amazing designers! You should have arrived here from the wonderfully talented  Jennie Atkinson blog. If not, no worries, catch the details below.  Of course a birthday card was in order. I made a gel press background with Fresco Chalk Paints (Aquamarine, Banana and Slimed). I used the cute set Party 2 from Craft Emotions and colored the critters with watercolors and markers. Fuzzy cut them and added them to my card. The sentiment is from Darkroom Door. Use code  F UNSTAMPING   to get 12% discount at  Topflight Stamps Follow along here and if you get lost you can always start at the Topflight Stamp Blog. Topflight Stamps Topflight Stamps Lisa Hoel Jennie Atk...
71 comments
Read more