Showing posts with label digital downloads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital downloads. Show all posts

21 August, 2020

Summer Garden Cards

For my first card, I have used the Beautiful, Summer Garden house image
I fussy cut my lady who was waiting for her friend
to give her some flowers she had picked


 I used cut and create images from the Summer Garden Range
 For my second card, we have three ladies all dressed up and looking
Beautiful
 below is a closeup
Don’t forget to check out Megs Etsy shop


Thanks for visiting Megs Garden and admiring
the Summer Garden digital collection
Cheers Trish

01 July, 2020

Megs Garden Inspired by lace cards

Hello and welcome,today I am using Megs,Inspired by lace collection
it is available on her Etsy store
https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/MegsGardenPapercraft
 The lovely papers go so well with lace and other embellies
Cut and create Inspiration in lace #20477
                                             Inspiration in lace Ivory paper on my step card
                                                 Inspiration cut and create Ephemera #20477
I have used some of the cut and create papers along with
A4 papers
Cheers and don't forget to pop over the Megs Etsy store
https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/MegsGardenPapercraft
Trish

22 September, 2018

Vintage Ladies ...Dont be Blue,get well card.A play on words for my title.

Megs Garden Vintage Ladies Digital down load for this
card along with a mix of Megs Garden printed papers.
Plus assorted goodies

  Close up

 Inside of card

These Vintage images are so versatile and able to be made into
any type of card
Cheers Trish

28 March, 2018

Shades of Green Collection

Hello Bloggers

This Paper Collection started out as being a Watercolour one but as you can see it changed.

Reasons for using Green as a colour in April:



  • St. Patrick's Day - my paternal Grandfather was born in Dublin on St Patrick's Day
  • in the Southern hemisphere, we are starting to see the leaves fall and/or change in colour & have to memorize how beautiful the trees are through an Autumn & Winter Season
  • we are also thankful for the trees which keep their leaves
  • the grass stays green but does not grow - a time for the lawnmower men to relax a bit
  • but the lawnmower men now have to rake & get rid of the leaves
  • in the Northern hemisphere, the trees have hints of the buds of the green leaves to come; the crocus are up, other bulbs will follow & the forsythia blooms are almost here & there are signs of Spring & other hints of the rejuvenation
  • the main reason is that it is such a beautiful & vibrant colour with so many shades



The green colour is one of the most pervasive in the natural world. This colour can take a huge variety of shades, and whenever you paint landscapes, florals or living creatures, it’s crucial and challenging to choose the right ones for the situation.

Green is a secondary colour that is easy to obtain by mixing two primary colours: yellow and blue. In fact, “yellow” in this equation can vary, and range from Cadmium Lemon to Burnt Umber.

The Collection is available either printed or as a digital download:  

A4 with or without the Cut & Creates, Mini Book/Journal, Card Artist Packs as well as Cut & Create Ephemera





The 12 Shades of Green Paper Collection



The 6 Shades of Green Cut & Creates

Some ideas for colours that work with green:

   
        

Hope you will enjoy working with the many shades of green - it is the colour of life, renewal, nature, and energy & is associated with the meanings of growth, harmony, freshness, safety, fertility, and environment. 

Bye for now
Meg
www.megsgarden.com

PS. Remember Mother's Day is just around the corner

01 March, 2018

Shades of Lavende' Digital Lavande' A4 Empherma

Cards made with the very beautiful and handy Megs Garden  A4 Lavende'
collection

I embossed my first card then added
Diecuts and lace along with a foam flower



Card 2 I used a Megs Garden chipboard frame that I embossed
And painted





 Card 3 I used Megs lovly heart doiley,German scrap coloured with ink
Micro beads on the lavender dies and ribbon





Digital papers are so handy in your files,you can print as many as you need
and they are always available
Don't forget to check out Megs Garden printed papers
and also all the new goodies in stock.
Happy Crafting,
cheers Trish

25 February, 2018

In the Watercolour Garden - by Margaret Mifsud GDT

Hello everyone and welcome to the Garden!!  Hope you are having a wonderful day!

I'm here to share two cards made with some stunning papers created by Meg.  The collection is called In the Watercolour Garden (hence my post Title) and it is absolutely gorgeous!!  The papers I have used here are from the A4 digital version but you can also purchase these papers in different sizes in both digital and printed format.
All of Meg's papers are fabulous to use as backgrounds but they also have some lovely images as well so, whatever you wish to create, from cards to layouts to mini books, there is a size and design to suit your needs.

For this card, I printed out two copies of the paper and cut one to size to be used as my base layer. 

I fussy cut the butterfly and two flowers from the second sheet and layered them over the original image.  I used some double sided foam tape to give it dimension.
The flower petals below were all from my stash and were all originally white.  Some of them were coloured with Lindy's Stamp Gang spray and others with watered down acrylic paint.  I then simply layered them to fill the chipboard frame and added some seed beads for the centers.


For my second card I printed a single sheet of my selected paper and added a bit of stenciling with texture paste in the top corner.

Some pretty lace from my stash was adhered down the center of the card.  I also added a piece of gauze and a couple of straws before attaching the flowers.
The blue flower is from my stash.  The smaller flowers are from the Garden.   All of them (except for the white one of course) were coloured with sprays.
The chippie is from Scrapmatts and I simply left it raw.  To create a bit more interest and texture, I added some prills and microbeads.
Instead of twine, I created the bow with some knitting cotton.  I find this best to use when I want a soft, floppy bow.


Meg's Garden products used
In the Watercolour Garden A4 digital papers
Cherry Blossoms
Small White Paper Flowers

Although the laces I used on these cards came from my stash, Meg has some beautiful laces in her shop.  Some are similar to the ones shown here but there are many more to choose from.

Thank you so much for dropping by and taking a look.
To see all the fabulous products Meg has in store HERE is the link.  Why not take a further stroll through the Garden and take a look at the fabulous creations by the rest of the Team.  I am sure you will find some wonderful inspiration here.

Take care and God Bless.
oxox Marg

12 April, 2017

Parisian Gardens collection cards and tag

Megs garden Parisian Gardens collection is so very pretty
I made a step card,tag and one other with part of Megs gorgeous doily

I love this range so much and this pretty purple paper I did a digi download
for extra paper,i cut extra flowers and molded them  a little for more dimension



Gift tag


Step card





Thanks for taking the time to stroll through Megs Gardens collections and
don't forget to check out what the other DT members create.
Cheers Trish

22 March, 2017

Forgotten Meadows Papers

Hello Bloggers

There are 2 videos created by the designer of Forgotten Meadows:

The book kit papers - printed or digital download:


Video of book being prepared:

https:https://youtu.be/kzAq5JSxS9k



Forgotten Meadows papers are available at www.megsgarden.com are:

Printed Book Papers

Digital Download of book papers

1212" scrapbook papers

Bye for now

Meg

02 March, 2017

White Flowers on Green paper collection - a special for the Shabby Chicers

A special hello to all Shabby Chicers
 We have a NEW COLLECTION
of 18 papers that I know you will love:

 

White Flowers on Green

Butterflies, Flowers, Words, Laces, Flourishes & more...

Papers 1-6

Papers 7-12
    Ephemera in all the shades to embellish...
Tags, Tickets, Frames, Flourishes, Posies, Vintage Ladies, Butterflies...

Preview all papers  at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLQqv-hsAPM

Available Printed A4 or Digital Download 
18 papers 8.3x11", 300dpi, JPEG
12 patterned papers & 6 full of ephemera
The papers are available in a full A4 size or smaller that have been
 designed for Mini Books with a page of 5x7"

Perfect for ALL Papercraft ART - cards, scrapbook, mini albums
For More Info  What's New
More Info on Digitals  I must have these digital papers
More info on Printed    I must have these printed papers

Attention Aussie Paper Artists - join the Design Team & you can start 
playing with these papers - email me for details
Bye for now
Meg
Meg Foreman – Mgr Director Meg’s Garden
megsgarden@outlook.com
www.megsgarden.com

megsgardenblog.blogspot.com
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https://www.youtube.com/user/megsgardenpapercraft.videos

14 July, 2016

Watercolours in blue collection by Trish, using Megs Garden downloadable watercolours in blue colection papers and trims

Hello bloggers and lovers of beautiful paper and trims

Who doesn't love Blue,this collection of Megs is so pretty and delicate

With the downloadable papers you never run out!
For my first card I cropped and printed out this lovely photo of Hydrangeas, I cut the tiny wee butterflies and used dies and pearls to highlight the picture




My second card I have used the cute and create A4 paper and also
more of the watercolour collection on a blue cardstock.
I added Megs Garden lace with burlap and velvet flowers
with some of my own lace.


My LO called Blue
These are my  Hydrangeas which at certain times change colours depending on the soil
I used another A4 Size printable paper punched the edges
Tim Holtz masks,Megs Garden flowers and trims,white and blue spray mists






closeup of my not so blue  Hydrangea below

I hope I have inspired you to choose some of Megs gorgeous downloadable papers
And thank you for stopping and leaving a comment.
Cheers Trish