Hello and welcome back to my blog. Today, I am going to share all five of my Altenew Educator Certification Program (AECP) level III cards
and project. I believe this is the
last part before the certification (but I’m not for certain). I am going to share them in five (5)
different post, so if you are not busy get comfy and let’s get-it-in! Level III is more relaxed in that you
get to pick the classes you want to try as long as they are not classes that
you have taken in the previous two (2) levels.
Altenew has a vast library of classes to choose from so you won’t have a
problem finding something that piques your interest with great price points too. I chose
the following classes: Cards in Motion, Mixed Media for Memory Keeping,
Stunningly Styled Stencils, Muse, and Monoprinting. They were all a lot of fun and yes, I do
recommend all of them. For now, I left
all the cards blank inside.
My approach to the projects in this level was to go through
all the classes first. I took notes on
things that I had forgotten about and tips I found helpful during the
class. After I went through each
classes I started on the cards and had the classes up on the computer for
reference. My inspiration for the
cards and page was a wide range from the class itself to my K-Pop world.
The first card I did was for the Cards in Motion class. There were several examples of cards with
motion to choose from which was great. I
really like the shaker with the large window.
I used the Dearest Friend stamp set for my main image. I like the open lines and the playful
feeling of the stamp. For the sentiment
I used the Crafty Greetings stamps set. The sentiment is stamp with Altenew’s ObsidianBlack Pigment ink. I love the elegant
font mixed with the printed words; the combination of the two fonts really
animates your message. The image is
coloured with alcohol markers.
Please enjoy a few photos of my completed card for the Cards
in Motion class from Altenew. If you are
interested in learning more about Altenew products or any of the classes click
HERE.
Thank you for stopping, stay safe
Joyce
