I made this card for the "TTT Challenge" over at Shelly's Images Blog. The digital stamp is a free one that Shelly graciously gave us for this challenge if we needed it. The challenge was a recipe = 1 image from Shelly, 2 papers and 3 embelishments.Why don't you go over to the Blog and check out all the other entries
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
Midnight Madness Sketch Challenge No 68
Apologies for not being on over the last few days but I have been trying to catch up on other things and it is my 60th Birthday today so over the weekend we have been doing family things.
Anyway I have made a few cards this week and will post them soon but I needed to upload this card for the Midnight Madness Sketch Challenge No 68 over at Priscilla Style's Blog or I might have run out of time.
The image I used was a new release Aug 27th by Dustin Pike at Doodle Dragon Studios. Hope you like it
An update on the above card
This card won the weekly bonus prize at MMSC #68 - which was 4 of the new fairy stamps from "Wags n 'Whiskers " can't wait to receive the prize as they are so cute.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
An Apple for the Teacher
This card was made for the "Back to School Blog Hop and Challenge over at Michelle Perkett Studio Challenge Blog.
I have used "Mary Margaret" one of Michelle's new images and coloured her with Copic Ciao pens. The background paper is by Karen Foster Designs - Storybook Letters. The Border punch is a Martha Stewart Deep Edger Punch "Daisy Fan". Sizzix Medium yellow die "Graduation"for the mortar board and diploma. Card and Ribbon from stash.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Birthday Cake
This card was made for the challenge over at Delicious Doodles in honour of their first Birthday. the Digi image of the cake was a free one that they gave away during the Birthday week promotion. The flowers, buttons and ribbion slide used on the card are all free digi images given by Crafty Ann's as part of the Crafters Digital Arts centre Embellishment Challenge No4. The ribbon , paper and card are all from my stash
Monday, August 23, 2010
I made the above card for the challenge "TTT" "Terrifically Thrilling Thursday over at Shelly's Images Blog - the sketch was given to us by Audrey but I have turned it on it's side. It is also for my son in law's birthday which is the same day as mine .
I have used the Image "hook line and sinker" from Shelly's images, white card, green corrugated card, brown Bazill Linen card and the background paper has a fishing theme. The sentiment is made on the computer and the small flower shells are from my stash, all this was placed on a pale lemon card.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
This card was made for the "Midnight Madness Challenge #67" over at Priscilla Styles Blog and the "Anything goes Challenge" over at Michelle Perketts Studio Challenge Blog.
The image is a new one by Michelle Perkett and is her Mermaid "Camille". I have used backgropund papers by K & Company - Daffodil pad illustrated by Tim Coffey, card is Bazill Linen and the jewels, ribbon and ribbon slide are from my stash
This was a wonderful sketch to use - thanks must go to the wonderful design team over at the Midnight Madness Challenge.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Gentleman's Wallet
I belong to a small group of Ladies called "The Morning Tea Club" at my local craft Shop "Stamper's and Scrapbooking Wonderland" We get together every Monday for a chat , fun eating cakes and we also make cards courtesy of Shelley and this week we made a wallet card as Father's Day is looming very close here.
I thought you might like to look at it as I think it's fantastic and looks just like a real leather wallet
We used a thick brown card for the outside and inside piece, then we ran the outside piece through the Cuttlebug using the folder "Tiny Bubbles". We then dabbed a Clear Versamark pad over the embossing and sprinkled Clear embossing powder onto this. After blasting with the heat gun it looked like shiny snakeskin leather - Cool
Then we had to make the inside piece.On the left hand side we made a clear window section so you could put a photo inside and on the right hand side we made two pockets - one for tickets or scratchits and one for a hand written note from the sender. The fastener uses a small piece of velcro.
I will be making some more of these so that my grandchildren can give one each to their Dad on Father's Day.
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