CSNW photos - part 2

Good afternoon all

Here I am with the second set of photos from Wednesday's meeting of the CSNW club.  This time they are of the project which was introducing them to the triple stamping technique.  I spotted this some time ago - but it was Joanna from Mold club that brought it to us.

Here are their cards

A lovely crisp design & the leaves on the tree have had just a little green colouring added to them & the little leaf branch is just right for the background.

A lovely black & white card - & more by accident than design (I am sure that is what the owner said) the matting is not even all the way around but I think it gives a shadow effect on the layers.  I quite like it.

This card is stunning - here the contrast card with the black ink really gives a dramatic effect.  Good use of that beautiful butterfly stamp too.

A lovely pastel image as the focal point of this card & the leaf surround is very delicate too.

Another great black & white design.  I think this style really suits the black & white - in fact any monochrome colour scheme.

This one is really delicate - those butterflies just flitting across the card - very effective

A "work in progress" I was told this one is.  I look forward to seeing it when it has its focal image on there.  Very delicate background - could take quite a dramatic focal image.

Love this colourful design & actually finished off with a bow at the side too!  Very nice indeed.

Again another really lovely card & the fairy on the crescent moon is just perfect for this style of card

A very effective layout with the design to the side - leaving room at the side for a complimentary greeting panel.

Aah! he  is so cute (of course it might be a she - but cute anyway).  The design has been stamped quite lightly but the layers do not over-power it even so.

Trees again - they do work well in this style & I like the different depth of inking that gives the images perspective.

There you have them.  Great weren't they?

The eagle eyed amongst you will probably have noticed the little easel I sat the cards on whilst I photographed them.  It - or I should say they as I have 4 - were a great find when unpacking.  I now have one in each club box & don't have to lay the cards flat anymore to photograph.  Laying them flat can distort the edges - it makes straight edges sort of curve off at each end.  So hopefully better photographs from now on.

Have a good weekend whatever you have chosen to do.

One of the things we will be doing is collecting a large bookcase from Argos & Bob putting it together for me.  Then who knows perhaps more boxes unpacked - but at least those items I have unpacked will be stored better.

'Bye for now.