Sunday, January 24, 2010
southern breezes weekly challenge
this challenge was to use a non-valentine stamp to create a valentine card. this stamp is from gina k....i used little gold heart stickers for the "love" emanating from the owls....DH and I !! inside, sentiment reads "owl always love you". guess we are just two old birds after all !
Friday, January 22, 2010
popup with acetate
Monday, January 18, 2010
fancy fold accordian card
i used cardstock from DCWV "all dressed up" glitter stack....one page did the card !
i cut a piece of light green cardstock (PTI) 4 1/4 x 11 in, scored at 2 and 5 1/2.
i used my SU butterfly punch and a SU stamp from "flight of the butterfly"
( love it !) for the butterfly. ribbon holds it closed. i'll put a sentiment on the inside left part of the larger piece when i need to send it
pretty nifty
Sunday, January 17, 2010
teapot birthday with tea bag insert
tea themed birthday card:
stamps: inkadinkadoo, rubber stampede
paper: K & CO, PTI cardstock
after stamping images, i colored them with copics and added crystal effects to add some shine and dimension. I made a matchbook cover to put a tea bag inside the card....
i think this would also make a nice get well card.....
Saturday, January 16, 2010
baby shaker
Friday, January 15, 2010
Thursday, January 14, 2010
easel card
and yet another easel. i am in love with this technique (obviously)..... the bird was cut using 2 bird nestability dies...the smaller bird forms the wing...the beak is hidden by the cork circle.
the branch is a coffee stirer inked with brown chalk ink and some fabric ribbon leaves added for interest.
cork sheeting is easy to cut and that makes the first background....my fav background stamp with warm red chalk ink is used on the edges of the cream cardstock.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
more easel cards
Monday, January 4, 2010
easel card
the first challenge of 2010 on southernbreezes.com called for a new technique. pat showed her easel card and after googling the directions i came up with one of my own.
made this for a friend who will be travelling soon to Hawaii and the Panama Canal.
it is a simple technique but looks complicated. i used papers from a debbie mumm stack and stamps from a clear travel set i have had but never used. the cardstock is from PTI....love the heft of it. the "stop" is a brad with two slits for ribbon....hopefully it wont be too thick to mail with regular postage. a button would work well too
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