I used the stamp set For a Friend and made 2 cards with each stamp which gave the winner a great variety. I used Papertrey Ink white paper and ran it through my cuttlebug and nestibilities. Then I ran the patterned paper from Afternoon Tea to make a rectangle smaller. After that I ran whisper white through on a smaller rectangle and stamped it with stazon. I did use a little bit of stickles to give some sparkle.
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Shower door prize
I used the stamp set For a Friend and made 2 cards with each stamp which gave the winner a great variety. I used Papertrey Ink white paper and ran it through my cuttlebug and nestibilities. Then I ran the patterned paper from Afternoon Tea to make a rectangle smaller. After that I ran whisper white through on a smaller rectangle and stamped it with stazon. I did use a little bit of stickles to give some sparkle.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
You are the best dad!!
I know it seems wierd to have used the Afternoon Tea Designer paper for my fathers card but it just seemed to fit and I liked it. Plus I've been just dying to use it! :)
I used Wild Wasabi for the cardbase and Afternoon Tea DP for the background. I cut it just a little bit smaller than the card base just to cover most of it. I stamped the image with Stazon and watercolored it with Stampin' Up markers and aquapainter then I cut out the image then popped it up with dimensionals. The photo corners are chipboard covered with Afternoon Tea DP and filed on the edges to give it a worn look. Silver brads finish off the look.
Recipe:
CS: Wild Wasabi, Groovy Guava, Soft Sky, Chocolate Chip, watercolor paper, Afternoon Tea DSP
Ink: Stazon, Various markers
Stamps: For Father, So many sayings
Accessories: Brads, Dimensionals
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Look away big sis!!
These are for my sister to use as she wishes. She is getting married in a month and so I know she'll need thank you notes and such. I do realize that 10 notecards won't get her very far but she can use them for some of or favorite people, like me... ;)
I used Papertrey white paper for the base since its thicker. The embosed rectangle is the largest of the large nestibilitie scalloped edge rectangle set. The smaller rectangle, river rock, is cut out using the next size down nestie and it is also embossed.
I got the nestibilitie instructions here: Nichole Heady
I stamped the flower and the round flower from Together Forever with whisper white craft ink. The E is from Lovely Letters and is stamped in Bashful Blue on whisper white paper. I punched it out with a 1 1/4" circle punch and punched out a Bashful Blue circle in 1 3/8" circle punch. They are popped up with dimensionals.
I'm giving her a mixture of both styles but I can't decide which I like best.
Give me your thoughts! :)
Recipe:
Cardstock: Papertrey white, Whisper white, River Rock, Bashful Blue
Ink: Bashful Blue, Whisper white craft ink
Stamps: Stampin' Up! Together Forever, Lovely Letters
Accessories: Large Rectangle scalloped nestibilities, cuttlebug
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Friday, May 30, 2008
Mini scrappin
This little scrapbook was just too much fun to make and I really want to make another one some day.
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Apples and sunshine
Sunday, May 4, 2008
A pear for you.
This stamp set is from the hostess section, level II from Stampin' Up! I chose this one because I already have the other one and I wasn't really sure about it but I think I'll like it. :) I stamped the pear in versermark and then in chocolate chip and embossed it with clear embossing powder. I masked two pears behind it and embossed those as well. This was done on SU! watercolor paper. I watercolored with the SU! markers and an auqua painter. I used apricot appeal and more mustard. I cut out the 3 pears and embossed the entire full pear by itself. I used very vanilla and stamped the three pears the same way and colored it in with apricot appeal solid. I used one thickness of stampin' up! dimensional under the 2 side pears and two thickness for the middle pear.

