Happy Monday!
Did you have a nice weekend? I sure did. It rained on Saturday so I was totally lazy and I loved every second of it! It was wonderful and then I had a nice Mother's day with my boys. Talk about perfect.
I have a fun layout for you today. My goal was to create a summer themed layout using my Core'dinations cardstock and my Some Odd Girl Stamps! What a perfect combination.
For my layout I started with my Core Essentials Pastels and I sanded it pretty heavy. I then took a piece of coordinating color in the Core Impressions and sanded it to expose the wonderful embossed doilies. To cover up the seams I added some Bella Blvd stickers. For my photos I made a mat using the Chocolate Box and ran it through the paper crimper and sanded it to expose the pink core. I then added touches of pattern pape from Bella.
With the layout formed and set. Now it was time to add the stamping. I used several different stamp sets to create this layout:
1. Mr Octopus
2. Beachy Mae
3. Beach Day Buddies
4. Happy Day
5. Under the Sea Mae
supplies
cardstock- Core'dinations
paper, stickers- Bella Blvd
stamps- Some Odd Girl
ink- memento, jenni bowlin
I made a video on how to include stamps on a layout. I hope you enjoy it.
Thanks so much for stopping by today. I will be back tomorrow with a new card using the new digi release from SOG! See you then. Have a wonderful and crafty day!
mp
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Monday, May 12, 2014
Friday, April 11, 2014
Friday TAWS BE Inspired #51
Happy Friday!
I don't know about you but I am sooooo ready for the weekend. I am totally psyched becuase we only have a couple of things on our to do list and then it is time to relax! I can't wait. I think we are going to dye our Easter Eggs, make Easter cookies and just have some fun family time!
I had some time this week to play around a bit with my stamps and you know how I love The Alley Way challenges. This inspiration just totally got my mind racing! To see all the details head on over to Be Inspired #52
supplies
cardstock- core'dinations
stamps- the alley way stamps and hero arts
ink- jenni bowlin
clothes pin- recollections
Thanks so much for stopping by today. I will be back next week with some new projects. See you then! Have a w onderful and crafty weekend.
mp
I don't know about you but I am sooooo ready for the weekend. I am totally psyched becuase we only have a couple of things on our to do list and then it is time to relax! I can't wait. I think we are going to dye our Easter Eggs, make Easter cookies and just have some fun family time!
I had some time this week to play around a bit with my stamps and you know how I love The Alley Way challenges. This inspiration just totally got my mind racing! To see all the details head on over to Be Inspired #52
For my card I started with a piece of red Core'dinations cardstock and sanded it down a bit. I then stamped my sentiments using The Alley Way Stamps on my 110 lb smooth cardstock and then fussy cut them out. Next I pop dotted them on and added a fun polka dot clothes pin. Love how this turned out!
A close up of the sentiments:supplies
cardstock- core'dinations
stamps- the alley way stamps and hero arts
ink- jenni bowlin
clothes pin- recollections
Thanks so much for stopping by today. I will be back next week with some new projects. See you then! Have a w onderful and crafty weekend.
mp
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Thursday Core'dinations Easter
Happy Thursday!
When I think of Easter I think of Spring, New Beginnings, Colored Eggs and Bunnies! So when the Core'dinations Design Team was given the assignment to create a project with Spring in mind I immediately thought of the above things. So I started going through my stash to see what I could come up with and I found a bunch of fun goodies!
1. First, I embossed a piece of the 110 lb. smooth cardstock from Core'dinations with one of my Darice embossing folders. I just love the look of those Easter eggs.
2. I then got out my The Alley Way Stamps and stamped my cute little bunny and carrot and colored them using my Spectrum Noir markers.
3. I fussy cut the images out and put them to the side.
4. I cut my grass using the Core'dinations Gemstone cardstock with my Silhouette.
5. Next, I stamped my egg stamp on my Core Essentials Cardstock. A quick tip here! First, Sand the paper to the desired level.
Now stamp the image on the cardstock. It is a lot easier to sand first and it comes out looking perfect every time!
I then put the card together and this is how it turned out!
supplies
cardstock- Core'dinations 110lb smooth, Core Essentials, Core Gemstones
Stamps- The Alley Way Stamps
Markers- Spectrum Noir
Darice Embossing Folder
Sand it Gadget
Dust Buddy
Ink- Memento, Hero Arts
Thanks so much for stopping by today. I will be back tomorrow with a new project. See you then. Have a wonderful and crafty day!
mp
When I think of Easter I think of Spring, New Beginnings, Colored Eggs and Bunnies! So when the Core'dinations Design Team was given the assignment to create a project with Spring in mind I immediately thought of the above things. So I started going through my stash to see what I could come up with and I found a bunch of fun goodies!
1. First, I embossed a piece of the 110 lb. smooth cardstock from Core'dinations with one of my Darice embossing folders. I just love the look of those Easter eggs.
2. I then got out my The Alley Way Stamps and stamped my cute little bunny and carrot and colored them using my Spectrum Noir markers.
3. I fussy cut the images out and put them to the side.
4. I cut my grass using the Core'dinations Gemstone cardstock with my Silhouette.
5. Next, I stamped my egg stamp on my Core Essentials Cardstock. A quick tip here! First, Sand the paper to the desired level.
Now stamp the image on the cardstock. It is a lot easier to sand first and it comes out looking perfect every time!
I then put the card together and this is how it turned out!
supplies
cardstock- Core'dinations 110lb smooth, Core Essentials, Core Gemstones
Stamps- The Alley Way Stamps
Markers- Spectrum Noir
Darice Embossing Folder
Sand it Gadget
Dust Buddy
Ink- Memento, Hero Arts
Thanks so much for stopping by today. I will be back tomorrow with a new project. See you then. Have a wonderful and crafty day!
mp
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Thursday Paper Smooches-RetroSketches Hey Chickie!
Happy Thursday!
I am popping in today to bring you a new card that I have been working on for 2 different challenges. First up this week is an Anything Goes Week over at Paper Smooches Sparks challenge site.
I needed a bit of mojo and I found this awesome sketch over at Retro Sketches
I needed a card for my friend that has been house bound for awhile due to a broken leg and I came up with this card for her.
I stuck to the sketch as close as I could with just a couple of changes. I first used my embossing paste again (yup totally addicted to the stuff!). I love the circle and heart pattern. I wanted the card to be cheery and what color is more cheery than yellow so I found a scrap of yellow studio calico paper. Next I stamped my cute little chick and colored her with my spectrum noir markers. I then stamped the sentiment. For the white cardstock I used my Core'dinations 110 lb smooth cardstock! Finally I added some red solid twine from May Arts!
supplies
cardstock- Core'dinations
paper- studio calico
stamps- paper smooches
ink- memento, hero arts
twine- may arts
spectrum noir markers
embossing paste
stencil from the paper bakery kit club
Thank for stopping by today. I will be back tomorrow with a birthday card! See you then. Have a wonderful and crafty weekend!
mp
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I am popping in today to bring you a new card that I have been working on for 2 different challenges. First up this week is an Anything Goes Week over at Paper Smooches Sparks challenge site.
I needed a bit of mojo and I found this awesome sketch over at Retro Sketches
I needed a card for my friend that has been house bound for awhile due to a broken leg and I came up with this card for her.
I stuck to the sketch as close as I could with just a couple of changes. I first used my embossing paste again (yup totally addicted to the stuff!). I love the circle and heart pattern. I wanted the card to be cheery and what color is more cheery than yellow so I found a scrap of yellow studio calico paper. Next I stamped my cute little chick and colored her with my spectrum noir markers. I then stamped the sentiment. For the white cardstock I used my Core'dinations 110 lb smooth cardstock! Finally I added some red solid twine from May Arts!
supplies
cardstock- Core'dinations
paper- studio calico
stamps- paper smooches
ink- memento, hero arts
twine- may arts
spectrum noir markers
embossing paste
stencil from the paper bakery kit club
Thank for stopping by today. I will be back tomorrow with a birthday card! See you then. Have a wonderful and crafty weekend!
mp
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Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Thinking of You Wednesday!
Happy Wednesday,
This is just a quick post today. Last month I really just wanted to play with my stamps and ink so I came up with this card.
1. Cut 2 die cuts using the Tim Holtz dies.
2. On one, I stamped my background stamp with the Antique Linen distress ink.
3. I then used the same ink with the blending tool and inked up the die cut.
4. Next I inked up my stamp with various colors of the distress ink ( faded jeans, shabby shutters, barn door, scattered straw)
5. I stamped my greeting with memento tuxedo black ink
6. I then stamped the image on the card.
7. On the plain die cut I placed it on my scoring board and scored one inch at the top of the card.
8. I placed adhesive to the scored inch part.
9. I placed my stamped die cut on top of the other.
10. The card opens at the top.
11. I then added some various Hero Arts gems and pearls
My new love is to have shaped cards and this die cut is perfect for that. I also loved making this card because my fingers got all inky and messy and I love it when that happens!
This is just a quick post today. Last month I really just wanted to play with my stamps and ink so I came up with this card.
1. Cut 2 die cuts using the Tim Holtz dies.
2. On one, I stamped my background stamp with the Antique Linen distress ink.
3. I then used the same ink with the blending tool and inked up the die cut.
4. Next I inked up my stamp with various colors of the distress ink ( faded jeans, shabby shutters, barn door, scattered straw)
5. I stamped my greeting with memento tuxedo black ink
6. I then stamped the image on the card.
7. On the plain die cut I placed it on my scoring board and scored one inch at the top of the card.
8. I placed adhesive to the scored inch part.
9. I placed my stamped die cut on top of the other.
10. The card opens at the top.
11. I then added some various Hero Arts gems and pearls
My new love is to have shaped cards and this die cut is perfect for that. I also loved making this card because my fingers got all inky and messy and I love it when that happens!
Supplies
hero arts, distress ink, tim holtz dies
I hope everyone has a fantastic Wednesday and I will be back tomorrow with what I don't know but I am sure I can find something (hehehehehe). Thanks for stopping by and see ya tomorrow!
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