Thursday, July 31, 2014
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
A Simple Thank You
Here is a very simple Thank You card made with two stamps; Watercolor Thank You and Blended Bloom.
This is a fun card if you like to color. I find coloring to be very relaxing. I used the Rich Razzleberry, Old Olive and Pumpkin Pie Blendabilities. Below is a video that describes coloring with the blendabilities
This is a fun card if you like to color. I find coloring to be very relaxing. I used the Rich Razzleberry, Old Olive and Pumpkin Pie Blendabilities. Below is a video that describes coloring with the blendabilities
Monday, July 28, 2014
Paper Pumpkin Sale
PAPER PUMPKIN
SALE SALE SALE SALE
- If you haven't tried Paper Pumpkin yet, now is a great time to sign up--get 50% off your first two months. This is for new subscribers only. There is no risk, you can cancel any time you’d like.
Paper Pumpkin is delivered to your home and contains everything you need to create that month's project. Here is a video showing what we received in the July Paper Pumpkin box.
Offer Dates: July 16, 2014--September 10, 2014
50% off your first two months when you sign up by September 10.
Click here to order and enter HALFOFF2 in the Promo Code box.
Once you finish entering all of your information, please enter my first and last name and state (Diane Roberts, RI).
Offer Details: Use the code HALFOFF2 to join Paper Pumpkin before September 10, 2014, and get 50% off the first two months! After that, keep the creativity coming for only $19.95 + tax per month (shipping included).
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Another Craft Room Update
It is amazing how much space you can create just by adding a shelf to a table.
Delft Tile Birthday
I just love playing along with The Friday Mashup. This week we have a sketch or a tile-look card or...a mashup of the two!
Here is the sketch:
Here's the Mashup Challenge:
Create a project using the "Sketch".
Create a project using the "Delft Tile Technique". Tutorial here
Here is the sketch:
Here's the Mashup Challenge:
Create a project using the "Sketch".
Create a project using the "Delft Tile Technique". Tutorial here
or
Mash it Up! and create a project using the "Sketch & Delft Tile Technique".
I like to Mash it up!
Saturday, July 26, 2014
Am I Blue Card Swap
I want to share some cards with you today. These are cards that I received in a Pals card swap.
Some of the Pals who didn't attend convention had a Card Swap with an "Am I Blue" theme. These Pals were blue because they did not attend convention this year. The cards needed to contain a shade of blue.
Many thanks to Barbara Chatzkel for facilitating the swap.
Here are the beautiful cards I received in the swap:
Some of the Pals who didn't attend convention had a Card Swap with an "Am I Blue" theme. These Pals were blue because they did not attend convention this year. The cards needed to contain a shade of blue.
Many thanks to Barbara Chatzkel for facilitating the swap.
Here are the beautiful cards I received in the swap:
Sharon Walker
Veronica Meyer
Friday, July 25, 2014
Happy Birthday from My Heart
Here's a quick Happy Birthday Card with a little Washi Tape. I have been ignoring my Washi Tape so in the future I plan to incorporate more tape into the designs.
Click here for the Birthday Card Video
Thursday, July 24, 2014
For You
If it is Thursday, then it is time to play at PPA. Follow the link to play:
I just love this little gift bag image and to make it stand out, I doubled up on the dimensionals. I used one strand of the white Baker's twine to actually hang the "For You" tag from the handle of the bag.
Please join us and play along with this week's sketch.
This week we have a great sketch challenge by Nicole Watt:
If you have been following my posts lately, you have probably noticed that I have been doing many clean and simple cards (CAS). This is another CAS card.
The colors are Lost Lagoon and Whisper White. The sentiment and stamped image are from the stamp set About the Label.
I just love this little gift bag image and to make it stand out, I doubled up on the dimensionals. I used one strand of the white Baker's twine to actually hang the "For You" tag from the handle of the bag.
Please join us and play along with this week's sketch.
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
This week's deals
Each week Stampin' Up! has a sale on selected items. Here are this week's deals:
If you have a Big Shot or any other die cutting machine, I recommend the Bitty Banners framelits set. I cannot tell you how many times I have used those banner shapes to dress up my sentiments on a card. They are especially useful if you make 3 D papercrafts. They give your project the WOW factor. Try them out; you won't be sorry.
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Pumpkin Pie Peacock
Not a fan of coloring? Love to fussy cut (when it is an easy cut)?
Well, have I got a project for you! Here is my Pumpkin Pie Peacock. Yes, I know, you've never seen a pumpkin colored peacock, but we're artists, we are allowed artistic license, right?
So here it is:
What I did was stamp the Perfect peacock image on this pumpkin colored DSP from the Sweet Taffy collection, using memento Tuxedo Black ink. The card is sitting on the DSP I used.
Here is a close-up of the stamped DSP:
I also stamped the image on a 4.25" X 11" piece of Whisper White card stock scored at 5.5".
Then I snipped the tail and wing feathers and paper pieced to the image on the white card stock using the Tombo glue. I cut on the outline of the feathers and let the tendrils show through from the image that was stamped on the white card stock. The secret to paper snipping is a good pair of paper snips. You need a pair (like the ones below) with ground tips that cut all the way to the end of the blade. It makes paper snipping and fussy cutting a breeze.
Of course, then there was some coloring of the leaves and flowers with the blendabilities. I took a few artistic liberties there also. So, of course, now I am on the lookout for other DSPs to use so that this Perfect Peacock can shake a mean tail feather!
Happy Stamping!
Well, have I got a project for you! Here is my Pumpkin Pie Peacock. Yes, I know, you've never seen a pumpkin colored peacock, but we're artists, we are allowed artistic license, right?
So here it is:
What I did was stamp the Perfect peacock image on this pumpkin colored DSP from the Sweet Taffy collection, using memento Tuxedo Black ink. The card is sitting on the DSP I used.
Here is a close-up of the stamped DSP:
I also stamped the image on a 4.25" X 11" piece of Whisper White card stock scored at 5.5".
Then I snipped the tail and wing feathers and paper pieced to the image on the white card stock using the Tombo glue. I cut on the outline of the feathers and let the tendrils show through from the image that was stamped on the white card stock. The secret to paper snipping is a good pair of paper snips. You need a pair (like the ones below) with ground tips that cut all the way to the end of the blade. It makes paper snipping and fussy cutting a breeze.
Of course, then there was some coloring of the leaves and flowers with the blendabilities. I took a few artistic liberties there also. So, of course, now I am on the lookout for other DSPs to use so that this Perfect Peacock can shake a mean tail feather!
Happy Stamping!
Monday, July 21, 2014
Oh Happy Day
I have had the new Kraft paper, the Typeset DSP and three stamp sets on my desk for few days, and I don't want to put them away!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)