4 April 2013

case study challenge 135

Seriously, it's the first Thursday in the month already? How did April sneak up on me LOL. Maybe it's because I'm knee deep in two weeks with the kids off school! Well , it IS the first Thursday in the month, so you know the drill by now - it's time for a new CASE Study muse! It is with great excitement that we have none other than JJ Bolton joining us!!



The Mom Word die from Lil' Inker Designs was still out on my desk when I sat down to make something for this fabulous card of JJ's so it was an obvious starting point. 


I loved the technique JJ used here; seriously amazing precision! What struck me was the depth of colour in the centre and that got me thinking, so I die cut my word out of glitter card and used Copic markers to create an ombre effect with depth in the centre of the die cut and fading out to the edges. Popped it onto a double layered tag and then broke out the Perfect Bow die from Simon Says Stamp and gave it the same treatment.

I can't wait to see what the rest of the team have done and on that point give a big CASE Study welcome to our guest for April, Anya Schrier :)

Muse: JJ Bolton
Guest Designer: Anya Schrier



Debby Hughes - me!


Supplies: Card - Papertrey Ink vintage cream, Stampin' Up glitter card; Copic markers; Sequins; Dies - Lil' Inker Designs mom word, Simon Says Stamp perfect bow, Papertrey Ink tag sale 3; Kraft tag

20 comments:

  1. Beautiful! Okay....am I going to have to get myself some sequins now?! #always last to the party lol

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    1. Lots of those lovely sequins on EBay: just search for cup sequins :) I'm not enabling at all, honest!

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  2. Lol Steph - I caved on the sequins too!!
    Debby - this is astonishing! Did you add glitter to the die-cuts - if so, how (before of after assembling them??)

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    1. Hi Caryn, I die cut Stampin' Up glitter card and then carefully with the broad end of a copic added colour :) it was ever so easy to do.

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  3. Beautiful results with the copics on glitter card. Will have to give it a go as it's so striking! :)

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  4. Oh my but this is sugar-coated glittery goodness!!! And your ombre is so natural, I didn't even realise I was looking at it as it just drew me straight in!! Perfect perfect perfect!!!!

    PS: stop making me want that bow die!

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  5. Perfection: "the act of making something perfect":)

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  6. Love the glittery ombre on your tag! Brilliant!

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  7. So I need sequins AND glitter card now?!?! Debby, you're doing my credit card no favours! LOL!
    LOVE the ombre effect and those dies....oh I think I need those dies too! Eeek!
    Hugs!
    x

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  8. Seriously gorgeous tag! Love the shading of the glitter paper!

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  9. HI Debby....
    this is seriously fabulous!! Love that coloured glitter card technique... wowww!!

    Hugs
    Christine x

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  10. Such a BEAUTIFUL tag!! I LOVE the FUN Design and glitter ombre yummy!! =) SO EXCITED about the release!! THANKS for sharing and have a Fabulous Week!! =)

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  11. WOW - Debby, this is extraordinarily beautiful :)

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  12. A-MAZING ! this just looks stunning x Thanks for another inspiring project - def trying this technique at the weekend x
    ((hugs)) Suzie xoxo

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  13. Wow, this tag was really beautiful <3

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  14. Debby,
    I have subscribed to your blog for quite some time now. For some reason, I've stopped getting email updates! I tried to subscribe again, but it tells me I'm already a subscriber! Can you delete my old subscription & re-add me again? My email address is:
    reeree62(at)aol(dot)com
    Thanks!!!

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    1. Hi Ree, I've done that and I'm sorry you've been having trouble with the subscription. Hopefully it's fixed now :)

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  15. This is stunning Debby! LOVE everything about it!

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  16. Debby, this card is as beautiful as any bouquet of flowers! Genius!

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