Finished Cards: Chalkboard Art

PTI:Strawberry Patch

Well...I finally got the card toppers actually made into cards! My oh my! I had so much fun with this faux chalkboard art technique! So glad I stopped by the Papertrey Ink blog to see what their challenge was for this week.  Besty Veldman totally inspired me to try it...and every time I went into my studio - I just had to keep working on them...I have several more that still need to be made into cards...so I am sure I will have more to share soon.

PTI: On the Farm
 I love the concept on this one made with the On The Farm Stamps and Dies...but I'm not sure I am loving it...but thought I would share it with you and see what you thought.

PTI: Quilled Elegance, Sentiment Signs, & Strawberry Patch

PTI: Quilled Elegance, Sentiment Signs, & Strawberry Patch

I tried this one on both True Black and Smokey Shadows card stock...I can't really decide which one I like better. On some of the examples of chalkboard art I found on Pinterest, they used colored chalk...so I added a bit of pink, blue and green shading to the quilled hearts - and I think it adds a soft touch to them.

PTI: Quilled Elegance, Sentiment Signs, & Strawberry Patch
Ok - I have taped the tutorial - just need to get it edited - so hopefully will be back with that tomorrow!

Comments

  1. These cards are absolutely beautiful and I love the idea of using chalk to bring in a little color on the quilled hearts! Very nicely done. :0)

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  2. Your cards are gorgeous and I love the added color with the pencils! Just watched your video, TFS!

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  3. Jann, I hoped over here and love seeing these beautiful chalk board card toppers. They are so realistic looking. I like the farm birthday one,cute saying and the chicken wire ties it all together! Great work.

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  4. Anonymous3:49 PM

    Love them all and think they work in both colours Jann. The farmyard card is a fun one and the others are more sophisticated and elegant so there is certainly a place for them all :)
    Hugs
    Lynn xx

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  5. Now, it's hard to find a good lookin' cow stamp - much less with a matching die! Once again, you've inspired me and I've rushed off and ordered them so I can use your great ideas.

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  6. These are incredible!!! I'm catching up on your blog and as usual - it does not disappoint!

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