Showing posts with label digital card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital card. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 April 2020

International Art and Soul

Good morning.  Time for another challenge at IAAS. The theme for this challenge is to use a one word sentiment multiple times on your card.

My Card


A very simple card made digitally.  It is  5" x 7" base card.  The image is from my stash but I don't know where it came from because I have had it a while. I typed a large "Christmas" in the middle and then typed the word "Happy" over and above. I finished it off with some sparkly Nuvo drops which are not sparkling in the picture.

As I have said before the majority of my Christmas cards, except for family and close friends, will be flat for cheaper postage.  This fits the bill perfectly.  

Why not pop over to the blog to see what my teamies have come up with for this challenge?

Enjoy the rest of the Easter weekend.  Stay home and stay stay safe.





Sunday, 25 November 2018

Funny Christmas at IAAS

Good morning and I hope this finds you all well and warm.  It's flipping cold here.  I must be getting soft in my old age because I certainly never used to feel the cold like I do now.

Today's card is my DT card for IAAS where the remit was to provide a funny Christmas card.

My Card 




 I went down the totally digital route. The beach scene, Santa sunbathing and the speech bubble were all  from my Greeting Card Factory programme.   I merged them together, gave it a white border and added some text which unfortunately is not showing up too well. I printed it off and then added it to a red card base. You also cannot see the glitter on his hat and shorts but it looks fine in real life.

Why not pop across to the blog and check out the funny offerings from my team mates?

I shall be back tomorrow with my Christmas Card Club  card.

Until then take care.




Sunday, 21 January 2018

Do Something Digital

Good morning.  I'm here today with my DT card for International Art and Soul. Our remit this time, as chosen by Tricia, is to do something digital.  Now this can be using a digi image, or digital papers or maybe actually making a totally digital card, which is what I went for.  Nothing like challenging yourself!!!

Please scroll to the previous post if you are looking for my Christmas Card Club entry.

My Card


I saw a tutorial to make a one layer digital card - using Microsoft Word.  Now this really was a challenge but I persevered and this is how it turned out.  It was not intended to be a wedding card but this was the only image I could find that had a toning background rather than stark white.  I was actually very pleased with it. However, it's not something I will be doing often - I like using die cuts and embellishments too much!! Mind you, no problem with postage costs!

Why not pop over to the blog and see what my teamies decided to do for this challenge?

Take care and keep warm!!