Wednesday, 17 September 2014

What’s On Your Workdesk Wednesday? #276

I’m joining in with Julia’s desk hop today (all the info can be found here) and my kitchen table actually has something to show for itself.

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Checking through the supplies last night, before packing them for class this morning. Today’s technique is masking. Not something I’ve done very often in the past. Having matching dies makes it a whole lot easier than I remember.

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The scraps of green I had, left over from cutting the card bases, were perfect to punch out a few hearts. I turned them into a four leaf clover to wish my nephew luck as he starts a new adventure. Can you believe I don’t have a good luck sentiment in my extensive collection of stamps? Out came the trusty Hero Arts letters to finish the job. A bit wonky, but I think that adds to charm.

I’ll be round to visit after lunch. Have a great day.

29 comments:

  1. I don't mind wonky stamped lettering. I think it adds a certain charm.
    Have a good week,
    RosA # 5

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  2. yes matching colours with inks and cardstock and ribbon makes life for us crafters so easy
    Bridget #1

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  3. I really like the flower stamps and dies. I don't think I have a "Good Luck" stamp either. #17

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  4. Hope the class goes well... I think the wonky lettering is fine! bet if you'd had a good luck stamp, it would have been the wrong size!! Helen 11

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  5. Who needs a Good luck stamp, it looks great as you've done it.
    Have a great time doing the masking and please share what you do.
    Chris #4

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  6. I have not tried masking either but I love that color combination. I had not thought to fold a heart then put them together to create a 4 leaf clover. I did I not know that? Learned something new! Diane #26

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  7. That's a perfect Good Luck card..next time you have some green scraps I'd make up a few more if I were you

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  8. How clever, your four leave clover!! Thank you for the inspiration!!
    Cheers
    Gabriele 16

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  9. Hi Fiona, love the Good Luck card, brilliant idea to use the hearts. Dies do indeed make masking easier, I always seem to pick something stupidly intricate to mask!Thanks for all the good wishes, they really worked! Have a great week, Hugs, Shaz #26 xx

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  10. Love the good luck card! So simple and so effective!
    Happy WOYWW!
    Tertia #38

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  11. Hope the masking goes well - lots of lovely goodies there. Thanks for sharing today. Hope you have a great day and a lovely crafting week to come. Hazel, WOYWW #47 x

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  12. I love it, if it wasn't hand stamped, the card would prolly look as though you bought it, it's so perfect! I must say, I like masking as a technique and you're so right, the idea of having matching dies is tremendously painless! Love the colours you've got on the card, really cheerful.

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  13. Such a pretty floral card, love the colors you used on it. I have to try making one of those clovers now with a heart punch, such a fun and clean look! Winnie #36

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  14. Looks like fun activity going on there!

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  15. Love those colours on the first card, and the good luck one is great, too. Happy WOYWW, Chris # 29

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  16. Wonky is good! A lovely, simple card! #64

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  17. Love the shamrock made from hearts and the wonky stamping works perfectly ... I like wonky :) Have a great week. Elizabeth x #62

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  18. It's a lovely card! Don't think you need to look for a "Good Luck" stamp! Chrisx 43

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  19. Fab card!! The wonky lettering definitely adds something to it!!

    Ailsa #74

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  20. Beautiful cards! Casting my vote for the lettering stamps too : ). Happy WOYWW! #49

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  21. I really like how the letters turned out...and of course the card!

    Great colors in the first cards.

    Thanks for sharing your space and cards! Hugs, Kathy Jo #41

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  22. I love your card, the wonky letters really make it just right. That flower stamp is gorgeous.
    Have a great week,
    Von #25

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  23. I think your card is just perfect the way it is hugs Nikki #13

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  24. Hi. Thanks for visiting me yesterday. I'm afraid to say that up til Christmas my WOYWW visiting has to be done on the Thursday because I have taken on an extra day with my twinnies but I promise I will still be visiting :-)
    I rather like a bit wonky....suits me I guess lol
    Hugs,Annie x # 30

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  25. What a fab vibrant card and the good luck card is really cute too. I'm a fan of the wonk too - just look at the way I walk :D

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  26. Oh that's such a lovely card, but oh I'm really loving those colour inks and those stamps

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  27. Loving the good luck card... may need to lift this for a St Patricks birthday ;)

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