About Me
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A place to share my love of stamping.Unless noted everything is created using Stampin' Up! products. All of my art work is shared for your personal inspiration. Please feel free to CASE but make sure to give credit where credit is due. My ideas may not be copied for contest submissions or publication of any kind. Please do not post any of my pics with out my permission. Thank you
A place to share my love of stamping.Unless noted everything is created using Stampin' Up! products. All of my art work is shared for your personal inspiration. Please feel free to CASE but make sure to give credit where credit is due. My ideas may not be copied for contest submissions or publication of any kind. Please do not post any of my pics with out my permission. Thank you
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Friday, May 29, 2009
Corsage card
The corsage is made with the Sizzix scallop #2. I used Designer paper and die cut 2 of both size scallops. Then I cut each scallop down a valley to the center of the scallop. Then accordion folded the large scallop every two mountains and the small scallop at every mountain. Then glued the two large scallops together by overlapping one accordion fold. Do the same with the small scallops. The small scallop flower will fit over top the large scallop flower perfectly. Put a brad through the center of the corsage and through the ribbon, I used a slip knot on the ribbon to make it easier for the wrist corsage. The brad prongs are what hold it on the card. Now you have an awesome Mother's card esp. from a child. I got the idea from Paper Crafts May/June issue page 69
Blocks
Wood blocks
Bella Rose Designer paper
coordinating Card Stock
Chipboard Letters
Craft ink pads
lots of Accessories
wire
I will be making an instruction sheet with lots of photos that you will be able to purchase for $10.00.
The blocks have letters on four sides so you can spell out lots of different things. The instructions will come with a complete list of words that I wanted to be able to display. I'm sure you could create more words with the blocks. The card/photo holder are removable so you can create your own look.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
June 2009 card kit
CARD KIT OF THE MONTH- JUNE 2009
Featured Set: Trendy Trees, Featured Accessory: _” Library Clips
It's card kit time again! You will LOVE this stamp set and these cards!
In this kit, you'll receive the supplies to create SIX of EACH design shown above - so you will receive all of the consumable supplies that you need to create 12 cards total.
You will also receive 2 additional full color samples of "alternative" cards that you can make with the combined contents of the kit, as well as step by step instructions on how to complete each of the 4 designs.
Card Kit Price is just $15--that's 12 cards, plus envelopes for just $15!
Each month, the card kit also features both a Stamp Set of the Month and an Accessory of the Month. If you purchase the card kit, you may also purchase these items at 20% off!
June Featured Products:
Trendy Trees Stamp Set ($17.95) $14.36 with the purchase of the Card Kit
½” Library Clips ($6.95) $5.56 with the purchase of the Card Kit
What else will you need? See the list below for items that were used to create the cards in this kit. If you already have everything--just buy the card kit and you are ready to create!
If you don't have everything--place a product order with your kit (don't forget about the discount on the "featured products!")
Or--you can use the card kit to create your own designs using other stamps and inks that you already have--the choice is yours!
Orders for the Card Kits must be received by June 10th. You will receive your kits by the end of the month.
Please Note: I am glad to ship kits directly to you! If the kit needs to be shipped, there will be an extra $3 shipping charge.
Products you will need to complete cards as shown:
Chocolate Chip Classic Ink Pad ($5.95)
Old Olive Classic Ink Pad ($5.95)
Pumpkin Pie Classic Ink Pad ($5.95)
Pacific Point Classic Ink Pad ($5.95)
Corner Rounder Punch ($6.95)
Stampin’ Dimensionals ($3.95)
SNAIL Adhesive ($6.95)
Bone Folder ($6.95)
Trendy Trees Stamp Set ($17.95) $14.36 with the purchase of the Card Kit
” Library Clips ($6.95) $5.56 with the purchase of the Card Kit
Butterfly Sympathy
Stamp sets:
Close As A Memory
Paper:
Mellow Moss
Naturals Ivory
Vellum Paper
Inks:
Basic Black
Markers: Brilliant Blue, Mellow Moss, & Always Artichoke
Accessories:
Filigree brads
Navy Grosgrain
Stampin' Pastels
Crop-A-Dile
Stampin' Dimensionals - used on the butterfly and greeting
Sizzix Butterfly Die
Pick A Petal Brass template
Stylus
Technique:
Dry Embossing - on the Butterfly
Close As A Memory
Paper:
Mellow Moss
Naturals Ivory
Vellum Paper
Inks:
Basic Black
Markers: Brilliant Blue, Mellow Moss, & Always Artichoke
Accessories:
Filigree brads
Navy Grosgrain
Stampin' Pastels
Crop-A-Dile
Stampin' Dimensionals - used on the butterfly and greeting
Sizzix Butterfly Die
Pick A Petal Brass template
Stylus
Technique:
Dry Embossing - on the Butterfly
The butterflies wings are scored so they stand up. I know the scanner flattens it out but its is easier to download photo from scanner that from the camera.
Monday, May 25, 2009
Sun flower
Stamp sets:
None
Paper:
Brocade Blue
More Mustard
Summer Sun
Chocolate Chip DP
Raspberry Tart DP
Inks:
None
Accessories:
Sizzix Beautiful Butterflies
Sizzix Scallop #2
1 3/8 cicrle punch
Old Olive 5/8 Grosgrain
SU Pretties Kit
Technique:
Paper Weaving - center of Flower
Fraying Ribbon- Grass
I wanted to play around with the Paper Weaving technique and this what I ended up with. I cut my strips of DP paper 3/4" wide then cut the strips in half with my SU Craft and Paper Scissors, that I absolutely love, so the flower center wouldn't be "perfect". I used the largest scallop on the die and cut slits to form petals. On the Summer Sun petals I cut off a sliver more on each petal just because I thought it looked better:) I also gave each petal a slight bend under and folded every other petal up and then the remaining petals down to give it more of a 3D look. I also folded and bent the butterfly wings for more interest.
None
Paper:
Brocade Blue
More Mustard
Summer Sun
Chocolate Chip DP
Raspberry Tart DP
Inks:
None
Accessories:
Sizzix Beautiful Butterflies
Sizzix Scallop #2
1 3/8 cicrle punch
Old Olive 5/8 Grosgrain
SU Pretties Kit
Technique:
Paper Weaving - center of Flower
Fraying Ribbon- Grass
I wanted to play around with the Paper Weaving technique and this what I ended up with. I cut my strips of DP paper 3/4" wide then cut the strips in half with my SU Craft and Paper Scissors, that I absolutely love, so the flower center wouldn't be "perfect". I used the largest scallop on the die and cut slits to form petals. On the Summer Sun petals I cut off a sliver more on each petal just because I thought it looked better:) I also gave each petal a slight bend under and folded every other petal up and then the remaining petals down to give it more of a 3D look. I also folded and bent the butterfly wings for more interest.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Fun Film kids card
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Jacobs Ladder
This is a project I did a couple of years ago useing a Simply Scrappin' kit. We have made several since then including on for a book report project and several more for other school project. I would love to show them to you but all the teachers asked to keep them. LOL
I have done a couple of classes and came up with a very easy way for people to make them. If you are interested in creating your own or giving a class on it please e-mail me I will be happy to send it to you.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Party Dress
Stamp sets:
Embrace Life
On Your Birthday
Paper:
So Saffron Designer Series
Old Olive CS (card stock)
Rose Red CS
Very Vanilla CS
Vellum Paper
Inks:
Old Olive
Versa Mark
Accessories:
Sizzix Scallop Circle #2
Trio Flower Punch
Tag punch
Small Tag Punch
White Ribbon
This is one of the cards we did at my Club the other night. I have seen so may beautiful variations online of this little party dress I just had to do one with my club. I thank all you talented people out there for your creativity and sharing your ideas. I have to admit I do case from several of you and my club members love your ideas. It doesn't matter if I used a little or a lot of your ideas I love to show them the original idea that helped me create my card ideas that I use for my club. Now that I have a blog I hope to return the favor by inspiring you in creating cards.
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