My first query was about a technique used on a demonstration card, and that day I signed up for their course on rubber stamping to learn about it. This was when I discovered embossing! And was so long ago now I really can't remember how may years ago it was!
Over the years I have done lots of papercrafting, scrapbooking, a little bit of parchment craft, encaustic art, beading, knitting and crochet as well as the cross stitch and sewing. And I am sure a few more things I have probably forgotten along the way, with some being more successful than others :)
I am teaching myself to draw, but I don't practice nearly as much as I should. But each picture is nearly always an improvement on the last!
Then of course there is the world of digital crafting and I love it. It is a great way of combining my crafty interests with photography and writing.
This is the digital version of a card I created for a Quick Cards magazine (issue 105) competition for a travel themed card. I created it in Craft Artist using all my own photographs, elements and frames. The finished card was layered for a 3D effect, I cut out the framed photos, roses and Paris and used foam pads to mount them onto it. I was selected as one of the winners :) and won a copy of Craft Artist 2 and lots of digikits.
Paris card © 2013 Natasha Forder |
Since March this year I have been part of the creative team for E-scape and Scrap, an online digital crafting store.
And this month I have started to write blog posts for Real Life Scrapped and become part of Algera Designs creative team.
As you can guess I always have some sort of craft project on the go. Well actually more this two, three or four!
Gorgeous card Natasha, Love the blending and detail, Congrats on winning.
ReplyDeleteI am also absolutely thrilled that you are part of the Algera Designs CT Team too :)