Jillian
Selwood, Purple Jelly Designs, Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator
Welcome to the Crafty Cupcakes Team Stampin' Up! Blog Hop for
October 2017. Each month members of the Team take part in our Team Blog Hop to
share with you our cards and projects made using the fabulous Stampin' Up!
products. You are currently visiting Jillian Selwood from the UK and below you
will see the full list of everyone taking part. To move to the next blog just
click the name after mine in the list.
This month our theme is Inspired by
nature. I worked in the Falkland Islands for 14 months years ago and it was so strange to live somewhere with absolutely no trees. When I came home I really noticed them and I realised how much I had taken them for granted before. Now I love watching the buds appearing in the Spring and equally love watching the leaves turn colour in the Autumn. Isn't nature amazing?
Anyway I digress, I've wanted to make a Retiform card for a while so this seemed the perfect opportunity. What is Retiform I hear you ask? Well the official Definition of retiform is crossing lines and interstices, reticular, netlike.
I used the gorgeous Stamp Set Lovely as a tree and managed to use all the stamps in the set so that was a bonus as well. The sentiment comes from the Colourful Seasons stamp set.
For the inks I used Lemon Lime Twist, So Saffron, Peekaboo Peach and Basic Black Archival.
Thank you once again for visiting my blog and taking part in
our blog hop, there are so many amazing ideas and inspiration you don't want to
miss so make sure you carry on hopping through the list. Remember that
currently you are at my blog Jillian Selwood so check the blog hop line up list
to see who is next.
Jillian xx
Beautiful retiform card Jillian! Love it! xx
ReplyDeleteAww thanks Sacha πππ
DeleteBeautiful card Jillian, I had been wanting to have a go at Retiform myself but not gotten round to it. I enjoyed reading too about the difference of Falkland Islands and UK as my dad was there once long ago. :D xx
ReplyDeleteAww thanks Rachel. They are addictive! When was your Dad in the Falklands? πππ
DeleteBeautiful card Jillian. I love it.
ReplyDeleteI need to try this technique...never tried it.
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Aww thanks Michelle, you should try it, it’s so easy but addictive πππ
DeleteWow this is so clever! I love the colours you've used Jillian and the technique is just brilliant. I never knew there was a lack of trees in the Falklands - seems so strange!
ReplyDeleteAww thanks Lea. Yes it was just so weird not seeing trees, they didn’t have traffic lights either, not that I missed those π πππ
DeleteJillian what a great idea and collage of this beautiful stamp set love it chum ❤️
ReplyDeleteAww thanks Sarah πππ
DeleteLove it and thanks for your inspiration for my Blog
ReplyDeleteAww thanks Jenny. You are very welcome, I cased your card from a birthday card I received πππ
DeleteThis is lovely Jillian,love the colours, very Autumny
ReplyDeleteAww thanks Wendy πππ
DeleteFantastic card and technique Jillian you have made it to perfection well done Love the colours you have chosen x
ReplyDeleteAww thanks Judi πππ
DeleteLovely card Jillian, I must have a go at this technique, you have inspired me to have a go! Xx
ReplyDeleteAww thanks Gemma. Yay, it’s usually you who inspires me so that’s made my day πππ
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