Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Happy Birthday Fish

This is the techniuue of using the negitive of a sticker pack and colored it in for a stained glass look. I used some sparkle but it doesn't show as much as I would like it to. It must be the angle of the photo. I think this would be great for a masculine card. It is so super cute!

Stamp Set: Teeny Tiny Wishes
Paper: dusty durango, summer sun, DSP, very vanilla
Ink, orange summer sun chalk, black
Accessories: trim border punch, stickers, blender pen, ticket corner punch, dusty durango polka dot ribbon.

Thanks for stopping by,  Happy Crafting,

Carol

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Craft Show Goodies

We had a large craft show here in Abbotsford this past weekend. I have been to the show each year now for the past 3 years. I love everything about it, especially all the make and takes. The problem is then I want to buy all the products I have used. I usually go with the ones I loved the most. I have taken pictures of the projects I did this year to show you. They are just awesome.

I love the layout and wish I had marked down who the papers were from so I could buy them. The DSP is georgous. 

This little card used the spellbinders scallops, putting 2 of them together. The stamp was from Hero Arts. So cute!

This stamp is all in one and then just colored the butterfly and added some sparkle,

This card is a gift card holder, so easy and so cute to make.T he leaf is using the negitive of a stickers pack and watercolored to make the stained glass look.

A layered shoe card but the Just for you was using the foil technique using a heat pen. It took a bit of practice to get the pressure proper to make the foil adhere to the card stalk. A cute technique but I think I like the stamp sentiments or the computer sentiments better.

Here is another gift card stained glass look same as the leaf card above using the negitive of stickers. I really like this technique. It is so quick, easy and the effect is georgous.

This is my last project making this little bag. We had so many laughs and of course mistakes but it was sure fun to make. We did the free hand stippling, my first time at trying it and It was so much easier than I thought it would be. We were also showed a tip on how to use glue to put the zipper on. It will be great to show my DGD how to put a zupper on  with ease. I hope you will be inspired to try some of these techniques your self.

  I will now make some of them on my own and hopefully my mind retains all the info. to make them.  LOL

Thanks for stopping by and joining me. Happy Crafting,

Carol

Friday, April 16, 2010

Hip Hip Horay

This card was made for one of my DGS.  I used rhinestone's for the eyes and I think it turned out adorable. I wanted to add a puddle of water in the card but there was no room left for one. I will make another and make the hippo smaller next time.

Paper: confetti white, 6x6 in the neighborhood DSP, level 1 hostess set DSP, brilliant blue
Ink: close to cocoa on the edges.
Accessories: cricut machine, create a critter cartridge, white gel ink,1/4" circle punch, blue and red rhinestone's.

Thanks for stopping by, Happy Creating,

Carol

Monday, April 12, 2010

Cute Critter

This is the other card I made last night with the Create a Critter cartridge. I just love this critter, she is just adorable. I made this card for one of my DGG bithday. It was so much fun to make that I am now going to make all my grandson's a critter card also.

Stamp Set: Well Scripted [SU]
Paper: perfect plum, pale plum, pretty in pink,In the neighbour hood DSP [SU]
Ink: basic black, perfect plum, black marker
Accessories: cricut machine, create a critter cartridge,  critter cut at 3 1/2", chalk, word window punch, modern label punch, trim corner punch.

Thanks for stopping by, Happy Stamping,

Carol

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Cat Cricut Critter

Michael's had a cricut sale this weekend and I was late getting there. I was so excited to see that this critter cartridge was there. It was the last one so I was tickled pink. I love this cartridge, it has the cutest critters ever. I made this for the My Pink Stamper  color challenge. Pink, green, [ the green is in the pillow but hard to see. trust me it is there.] and black. I made the card for my DGD Birthday. I had so much fun putting this together that I made another one to show you tomorrow.

Stamp Set: Peachy keen's baby face's, Well Scripted [SU]
Paper: whisper white, basic grey, pixie pink and neighborhood DSP.
Ink: black, basic grey
Accessories: cricut machine, create a cricut cartridge, dimentionals, black marker, white gel pen, pixie pink chalk [cheeks]

Thanks for stopping by, Happy Stamping,

Carol