That's all for today! Come back tomorrow where I will be announcing some exciting news! =)
Have a great day and thanks for stopping by.
Hey there! Hope all of you had a very Happy Thanksgiving and got to spend it with close friends and relatives. Bryan and I celebrated Thanksgiving with my family for lunch and his family for dinner. At both places, there were some fantastic dishes made by everyone. This year since we tied the knot, Bryan volunteered to make the turkey for his family and my sister volunteered to make the turkey for my family. Both turned out great!! =)
This was a great sketch to work with, and is also my first time participating in this challenge.
Here is a closer look at my card. I used ribbon to go across the card and added some silver eyelets and SU hodgepodge hardware to make it look like a belt, being that he is a cowboy! Then I also added a small silver bell to the main image to give it something different, it reminds me of cows that have those bells around their necks.
Finally, I was able to create a card for a challenge! I haven't been able to do so since preparing for my wedding. I created this card for the Whiff of Joy Challenge #9 and this week it is a sketch challenge that you can view HERE. I have always wanted to make a card using only blue and silver, it's perfect for the holidays.
Aloha! Hope all of you are doing well and enjoying your weekend. I have a card today made using a Splitcoast Stampers Sketch #203. I also challenged myself to see if I could create a card with using only 3 colors.
I colored my image first and glittered the entire winter scene to make it look like Winter's here. I also used Flower Soft on Tilda's clothing. It's the same thing I used in a previous card earlier this week. Flower soft has become the latest craze in paper crafts, and can be purchased at
Aloha blogland! I was given this spooky award by my friend Nikki over at Bunny-Zoe's, thanks so much Nikki!!!
Good morning all! Today I decided to use my Hawaii Tilda stamp for a card that I will be giving away to a friend who does not live here in the islands. I chose Splitcoast Sketch #193, hopefully she's not reading this and This particular stamp reminds me of my sister when she used to dance the Hula at school.
Here is what the front looks like. In a previous post, I said I will have to start making things with the tons of Magnolia Stamps I own so here is one of them. She is called Standing Fall Tilda. I love this stamp because of how she has her head tilted--so cute!! =) I decided to make something festive for the season but you can use this kind of box for any occassion.
Here is a top view of the box. I used the Sizzix die called Top Note to cover the box because this gave it a better looking appearance and I got this idea from a box of candy. I recall as a child having those boxes of candies that opened up like this, I used to refer to them as "story book " boxes because they opened just that way...like a story book. LOL. Anyway the top note gave it a better finish.
Here is the inside of the box and you can fill it with anything your heart desires. I found a bunch of prima flowers so I put that in there just for looks. The Magnolia stamp and the prima flowers were purchased from my friend Summer's store at Roses on Paper. Check her store out, she has really great products and you will LOVE her service!!! =) Tell her I sent you. =) All other products are from Stampin' Up. Hope you all have a great Wednesday. Thank you for stopping by and starting your day with me. =)
These are the exact words on this Whipper Snapper Turkey Stamp. I chose not to use a sentiment on this card. To create this card, I used the SCS weekly challenge sketch #202. I wanted to try a sketch out from this site, but never got around to doing one.
Just to show you, the beak is covered with cystal laquer, and I have used my copics to color the image. Everything on this card is all from Stampin Up except the stamp which is from Whipper Snapper Designs and the use of a cuttle bug folder. It's a short post, I am extremely tired since I only slept for 4 hours last night.
Aloha Monday everyone! I thought we should start the week off with a sweet card so I made my first ever Sugar Nellie card. I LOVE these stamps, they are sooo darn cute! =) For those of you who have these stamps, please leave a link to your sugar nellie creations---I would LOVE to see them! =)
I used my copics to color the image, and also used crystal lacquer to accent the bowl she is handing to her little kitty.
I did a triange fold card and adhered it to a 5.5" square as a base. This is what the inside of the card looks like.
Can you believe it's already Sunday, the weekends need to be longer. As I mentioned a few days ago, I finally had a chance to mount my stamps from Pink Cat Studio so I was able to create this card. Another reason I wanted to make this card was to be able to use my pretty paper from Basic Grey called Wassail. I LOVE this stack! It's soooo pretty for Christmas. There are many other new prints from Basic Grey that you can get on my friend Summer's webstore called
Another item that Summer has is Flower Soft. Flower soft is mainly used to accent your project to create a floral background. I 'm not sure what else you can do with it but I used it here on my card. I applied it to Lily's Santa outfit. The picture below makes it easier to view.
At first, I thought of using liquid applique, then I thought Fun Flock but none would really give it the look that I was going for and that's when I chose to use the flower soft. I think it makes it easier to see that it's a furry or fluffy kind of feel. I colored my image with my copics, used my straight square nestabilities, scallop square nestabilities, SU Stitched grosgrain ribbon, and liquid pearls. Thank you for stopping by and I hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend! =)
Hi Everyone, today I have a card for a sweet boy who's birthday was last week. I was not able to post or mail it because my wedding was just last week too. This card will be sent out tomorrow to Claire's son Daniel. I made sure that she knew it was going to be sent late. I chose Edwin with Cap for him, and decided to use a retired Stampin' Up set called Toy Box. This set has a bunch of cute toys that boys would play with.
I've got a bunch of Magnolia Stamps that I need to use and make things with so be on the look out for that. The paper I used is Stampin' Up's DSP called Maine Blueberry and their orange striped ribbon. I colored this image with my copics, added dew drops as an accent and some stickles glitter to Edwin's angel wings. Thanks for sharing your night with me, stop by tomorrow for a holiday card! =)
Good Thursday morning blog world, it's Thursday and we are almost there to the weekend getting ready for some R and R. I made this card for my co-worker Denise, it was her birthday yesterday and I completely forgot. I chose to finally use my Pink Cat Studio stamps which I have had for a few months now. I think because I purchased so many stamps all at once, I wasn't able to mount all of them after they arrived. So this is my first card made with these stamps.
Good afternoon everyone! I have finally had the chance to post one of the Thank you cards I made for a group of girls who threw a bridal shower for me. They are a bunch of crafty ones too! I didn't want to post the card until each of them received their card and then I got too busy.
I have also used my cuttlebug folder (swiss dots) on the black cardstock behind hello kitty for some texture. I individually added some bling to the flower on her head for each card. I think I made about 30 cards. It was not a problem adding these stones because you get used to it after so many cards. For the dots on her sleeve and dress, I used liquid pearls--silver. 