SweetHark Crafts

Saturday, February 28, 2015

Card Give Away Contest on Deal Detecting Diva

Card Give Away Contest on Deal Detecting Diva

Here are the three card choices available for the winners:

Thanks for visiting! See our newest sale post here.

Monday, February 2, 2015

Hand Made Cards - February

This sale has ended.

Please go to our March posting for

current listing of cards.

PLEASE CLICK HERE!

Handmade Greeting Cards For Sale, February Edition

$3.00 each

S&H:

1 or 2 cards, $1.50

3 to 4 cards, $3.00

5-10 cards, $6.50

Specialty items or bulk orders,
inquire for shipping price

SCROLL DOWN FOR NEW CARDS 02/09

Some Out of Stock photo cards also now

Back In Stock

Handmade Greeting Cards For Sale

All Sold Out

Please see NEW POST for current stock

Handmade Greeting Cards For Sale

$3.00 each

S&H:

1 or 2 cards, $1.50

3 to 4 cards, $2.50

5-10 cards, $5.95

Specialty items or bulk orders,
inquire for shipping price

Pillows and Bedroom Decor

Take a look at what Marnie Ann did with some old pillows and a 7 year old string of lights.

She recovered the pillows with scrap from

older curtains and bedsheets.

Pretty neat!

Color, Fake Color, B&W with Color

Reposted from our Photography blog:

Steve's Fine Finish
(visit us for your photography needs)

Ever see those images that have most of the image as B&W with one or key elements in color? Or an image with almost unbelievable colors?

There was a technique back in film days, where we printed B&W and then hand colored certain elements. Now, we can do this digitally.

Some image manipulation programs programs allow you to paint in a color on a layer or an outlined area. Other programs allow you to desaturate all the colors except for what you want to be color. Check your programs help section or a tutorial to find out how to do this in your own program, several are very different from each other.

Even with the neat effect, the subject matter still has to fit the technique. Maybe lips and eyes for a portrait, rays of sunshine in a landscape, or a flower popping out from the background. Or even an old car in a cityscape. Get creative!

Using many of the same controls, we can enhance, or even change, colors selectively with a color image. Trees not yellow or red enough? Change it. Need a bluer sky, or even a different color sky? Change that, too.

How much depends on your vision for that image. You can keep it fairly realistic, or "interpret" it as you see fit.