HEY BLOGGIES,
I have some card sthat I would like to share with you. Some call this a nautilus shell, others call it an ammonite. Whatever you call it, I hope you enjoy seeing my card:
First on all my backgrounds, I used different color cardstock and applied ink pad direct to wet cardstock to make this effect. After it is completely dry, I stamped with Versamark and then heat embossed.
The embossing powder is called Verdisgris. I think it is a beautiful color. It has several colors with it like copper that has tarnished.
The ink pads I used were crumb cake, mint macaron, pool party and some little bit of turquoise.
I used some thick kraft twine for the embellishment.
Thanks for visiting my blog.
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Tuesday, January 31
Sunday, May 24
BUTTERFLIES...TIME FOR LOTS OF BUTTERFLIES
HEY BLOGGIES,
Today just feels like a BUTTERFLY kind of day. Here are some flashbacks of butterfly cards I did over several years.
On this monochromatic card I stamped my butterfly with versamark onto a pale patterned paper, which reads like a solid. I then used early espresso embossing powder. I also sponged with ink around the edges of the DSP.
I LOVE this technique AND this card. I stamped with versamark and used white embossing powder for the Monarch background stamp. Then I sponged several shades of tan and brown inks just around the butterfly and inside it. Then finally I used a clean cloth to rub the ink off the white E. It is a striking card, isn't it?
I used my aqua painter and inks in the pink family to color this embossed butterfly. Then I thought it needed one more thing so I used some dazzling details here and there to make it sparkle!!
All three of these cards were made with the Monarch background large stamp. And they all used the heat embossed technique one way or another.
For your orders this month, if you use hostess code: SKHWXU2J you will be entered in the drawing for the hostess dollars to spend.
Hope you enjoyed my flashback to the butterflies post today. Thank you for stopping by!!
Today just feels like a BUTTERFLY kind of day. Here are some flashbacks of butterfly cards I did over several years.
On this monochromatic card I stamped my butterfly with versamark onto a pale patterned paper, which reads like a solid. I then used early espresso embossing powder. I also sponged with ink around the edges of the DSP.
I LOVE this technique AND this card. I stamped with versamark and used white embossing powder for the Monarch background stamp. Then I sponged several shades of tan and brown inks just around the butterfly and inside it. Then finally I used a clean cloth to rub the ink off the white E. It is a striking card, isn't it?
I used my aqua painter and inks in the pink family to color this embossed butterfly. Then I thought it needed one more thing so I used some dazzling details here and there to make it sparkle!!
All three of these cards were made with the Monarch background large stamp. And they all used the heat embossed technique one way or another.
For your orders this month, if you use hostess code: SKHWXU2J you will be entered in the drawing for the hostess dollars to spend.
Hope you enjoyed my flashback to the butterflies post today. Thank you for stopping by!!
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Monday, March 9
MOJO MONDAY CHALLENGE - 3-D STICKY NOTE HOLDER
HEY BLOGGIES,
Today is a total washout - We have had constant rain since SATURDAY AFTERNOON!! And here it is MONDAY AFTERNOON and still raining - HEAVILY!! YIKES...our backyard is a pond and now the front yard is filling up too. Luckily our house sets up on a bit of an incline so I don't expect any water to enter the home. But it has entered our horse shed, which I am very sad about. We thought we had built it up high enough to keep that from happening. Luckily, the horses are at Training School this month and are in a warm dry stall there.
So, I have been organizing my crafts, cleaning, and CREATING. Here is one of the items I created that goes along with the MOJO MONDAY CHALLENGE #388:
Here is the sketch above. And below is my item I crafted:
It is a sticky note holder and a mini gel pen. I am over the teachers who teach the kids at our church who are under 12. One young male teacher is having a birthday next week and this is the small token of thanks we are giving to him for his birthday.
Here you can see it opened and the post it notes with our message on it.
One more look at this cute little gift. I used basic gray and a piece of DSP from Moonlight DSP. I used FOUR FEATHERS stamp set and FEATHERS die, as well as a 3/4 circle punch from the postage stamp from the Basic Butterflies stamp set. Black and pewter embossing powder was used.
Thanks for stopping by to see my creation. Won't you please leave a comment? I really enjoy hearing from those who visit and would love to hear from you!!
Today is a total washout - We have had constant rain since SATURDAY AFTERNOON!! And here it is MONDAY AFTERNOON and still raining - HEAVILY!! YIKES...our backyard is a pond and now the front yard is filling up too. Luckily our house sets up on a bit of an incline so I don't expect any water to enter the home. But it has entered our horse shed, which I am very sad about. We thought we had built it up high enough to keep that from happening. Luckily, the horses are at Training School this month and are in a warm dry stall there.
So, I have been organizing my crafts, cleaning, and CREATING. Here is one of the items I created that goes along with the MOJO MONDAY CHALLENGE #388:
Here is the sketch above. And below is my item I crafted:
It is a sticky note holder and a mini gel pen. I am over the teachers who teach the kids at our church who are under 12. One young male teacher is having a birthday next week and this is the small token of thanks we are giving to him for his birthday.
Here you can see it opened and the post it notes with our message on it.
One more look at this cute little gift. I used basic gray and a piece of DSP from Moonlight DSP. I used FOUR FEATHERS stamp set and FEATHERS die, as well as a 3/4 circle punch from the postage stamp from the Basic Butterflies stamp set. Black and pewter embossing powder was used.
Thanks for stopping by to see my creation. Won't you please leave a comment? I really enjoy hearing from those who visit and would love to hear from you!!
Friday, February 13
HOORAY CARD in Wisteria Wonder for Friday the 13th
HEY BLOGGIES,
Today I want to share my Sketch Frenzy Friday card:
Four Feathers stamp set and Geometrical stamp set were used. I heat embossed the feathers.
This is the simple inside.
Thanks for stopping by. Stop over to Sketch Frenzy Friday to see what the others stamp team members made.
Today I want to share my Sketch Frenzy Friday card:
Four Feathers stamp set and Geometrical stamp set were used. I heat embossed the feathers.
This is the sketch we are working from this week.
This is the simple inside.
Thanks for stopping by. Stop over to Sketch Frenzy Friday to see what the others stamp team members made.
Monday, September 29
TRYING A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR FRIDAY MASHUP
HEY BLOGGIES,
The FRIDAY MASHUP has us trying a new technique on our cards - ink blowing. Whaat??? Yep, just like when we were in grade school except with our re-inkers we drop a few spots of ink on the paper then take a straw and blow the ink around the paper.
Here is my take on the idea. I mashed it up because you could also follow their colors of Bermuda Bay, Crushed Curry and Basic Black. Yep, I did that.
My card base if bermuda bay and the stamped layer is on whisper white. I just randomly blew the ink around the card stock, then moved my large swallowtail stamp around until I thought it fit the best.
I stamped the Swallowtail butterfly stamp with versamark and used black embossing powder.
On a piece of basic black card stock I stamped with versamark and used crushed curry embossing powder for the HOORAY sentiment.
That's all there is to it!! I believe I will do another and do smaller "splats" of the blown ink to see how that looks.
Thanks, Friday Mashup, for the challenge. I had FUN FUN FUN.
The FRIDAY MASHUP has us trying a new technique on our cards - ink blowing. Whaat??? Yep, just like when we were in grade school except with our re-inkers we drop a few spots of ink on the paper then take a straw and blow the ink around the paper.
Here is my take on the idea. I mashed it up because you could also follow their colors of Bermuda Bay, Crushed Curry and Basic Black. Yep, I did that.
My card base if bermuda bay and the stamped layer is on whisper white. I just randomly blew the ink around the card stock, then moved my large swallowtail stamp around until I thought it fit the best.
I stamped the Swallowtail butterfly stamp with versamark and used black embossing powder.
On a piece of basic black card stock I stamped with versamark and used crushed curry embossing powder for the HOORAY sentiment.
That's all there is to it!! I believe I will do another and do smaller "splats" of the blown ink to see how that looks.
Thanks, Friday Mashup, for the challenge. I had FUN FUN FUN.
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