Hi everyone.

I hope you have all had an enjoyable Saturday.

Today, was a day of doing nothing for me. 

All this being naughty is very tiring!

So today’s Meet the Artist is

Linda Page

Here is how I think that Linda has created her card:

Take a piece of A5 clear parchment and trace out the daisy from 
the Linda Williams 123 Flowers A4 Square Groovi plate 
using either the Groovi No.2 (1.3mm) embossing tool or
 the Pergamano 1.5mm embossing tool. 

When you use the larger embossing tool, the line art will be softer.
This will make it easier when you want to do white work. 

Slowly build up the white work, leaving it in between layers to get it really white. 
You can either use the soft side of the A4 Dual Purpose Black mat or the Pergamano Excellent Mat (my preferred choice!)
Start with the largest embossing ball tool and reduce in size for each layer. 
If you are struggling with your white work, you might want to try Rossella’s Favourites – the shading tools.
Apply some colour using Perga Liner pencils or Perga Colours Exclusive pens.

Use the A4 Bold Basic Straight Grid to emboss and perforate a frame and then picot cut.

Don’t forget that you emboss from the back 
and perforate from the front.

Take a piece of A4 Powder Blue parchment and emboss a frame using the A4 Bold Basic Straight Grid, perforate the edge and then picot cut.

Now comes the hard part!

I am guessing that Linda has created her own pattern for the largest frame, but I can see that it has been created using a Straight Grid.

If you are new to gridwork, then for me the Pattern Grids that Tina Cox created are a great place to get started, especially when used in conjunction with the ii Book.

We currently have a special offer on the
Straight Pattern Border & ii Book
and the 
Diagonal Pattern Border & ii Book

So, I am going to be very naughty and add all of the individual  plates to the 20% Blog Offers.