Here is one of the cards I made for my little gathering on Friday night. This is one stamp set that pretty much requires the Stamp-a-ma-jig to line up the string with the ornament properly. I used WW, Old Olive and a bit of the new specialty designer series paper Christmas Cocoa Specialty. You can't tell from the picture but the little bit of the DP is actually textured in a felt like feel. Very pretty. Also used Dazzling Diamonds on the ornaments.
The colors of this card make it feel Christmasy.
Easy when you have SU's sizzlits dies that I actually use with my CB. No stamping involved except with a Christmas sentiment inside the card.
Another great little stamp that you have to have.
Used it with Soft Suede with some of the new Merry Moments DP.
Some other CS used is Real Red, Kraft and VV. The ribbon is from last year's Christmas Mini (I think). On the antlers I used Dazzling Diamonds here and there with the two-way glue.
One word - one stamp. This is an amazing stamp. You will not regret having this one. For this card I used Chocolate Chip CS, Crushed Curry (another favorite) and VV. Ink is Soft Suede and the Curly Label Punch that I just got. Also used a Build a Brad just to add a little zing as well as the mat pack all around the image.
Here is my entry for this week's challenge.
Used A Walk in the Park Paper with Basic Grey
and used markers for the stamped image.
Also used my new Modern Label Punch which
you have to have if you have the wonderword punch.
Upon my MIL's visit this week-end to celebrate Thanksgiving, she had the brilliant idea of putting together these two stamp sets to make this beautiful card. Pretty good for a first time stamper right? So here is her creation.
Yesterday to celebrate our 12th year anniversary, we ventured out to Dunham, Quebec in the Eastern Townships to visit some of the wineries out there. What a georgeous and pleasant surprise to find such beautiful landscape! It was somewhat of a foggy day but as soon as we finished our first tasting, the sun came out. It was an unbelievable day. Thanks for lunch Gord. By the way the wine is quite good. A real pleasant surprise all the way around.
Wow - it's been a while. The weeks are just flying by.
But I settled in last night and made this card for Mojo Monday
and like how it turned out. I wasn't too sure about the colors but night time stamping is not the best time for me. I haven't used this stamp set hardly at all, but as usual now it may be one of my fav's. Hope you like it.
Here is a simple little card that I made using SU's rub-ons and a flower beautifully crocheted by Sherrybee from Arizona. I found her flowers on her Etsy gallery and just had to have them.
You can find her blog hereThanks Sherrybee!
Here is my card for this week's challenge using SU's Give Thanks stamp set. I watercolored the pumpkin on my favorite SU watercolor paper that I got from Kerin Sylvester Stamps, Paper, Glitter!
I've been wanting to use SU's Trendy Trees for a while but couldn't come up with any great ideas. So simple is usually the way to go.
I'm so used to doing challenges, that sometimes the creative juices take time to flow. So here is my little creation with what is yet to come around our parts of Quebec, the changing of the trees.
Here is my entry for Kerin Sylvester's Stamps, Paper, Glitter! weekly challenge (last one for a while, she is taking a challenge break). I used the Happy from one of the first stamp sets I ever bought, Polka Dots & Paisley and some of the new in-colors 2009.
Here it is! Grade 5! Very excited to be part of madame Ann-France's Grade 5/6 group. A little teacher appreciation gift I put together: a little post-it note pouch, paper clip jar, pencil holder and not in the picture, a little coaster.
Here are a couple of projects for my Mother Daughter Stamp Club tomorrow night. Thought I would use the heck out of Razzle Dazzle because it is as versatile as Baroque Motifs.
I had been wanting to make one of these for the longest time.
It is super easy, just go to splitcoast and get the tutorial.
It's fun to see how everyone comes up with such different ideas.
Here is a wonderful shot that was taken by Jade that demonstrates the beauty of that area. It was a beautiful morning on our way to Lake George, NY for a couple days of screamin' fun at the Great Escape.
I felt like doing a little kit yesterday, just simple matching cards with a matching little pizza box. I got the pattern for the box which I made in less than 10 minutes, from instructions I have had for a while by Jen del Muro. It is simply a 6"x11" piece of cardstock scored at 1" on either side of the 6" and 1, 5, 6 & 10" on the 11" side, and snipped on the edges. Super easy.
The note cards measure 3 1/2" x 7 1/2".
Used the Oval stamp set with Oval scallop punch, and on the VV cardstock, I used the very cute and colorful Razzle Dazzle Lemonade DP. The ribbon is the new in-color Crushed Curry.
My card for Kerin's challenge that you can find here. Her prize for this week is one yard each of the new In-color polka dot ribbon!
I used SU's Give Thanks stamp set for this challenge and watercolored on SU's WC paper. Not too keen on the inside of the card however, but some of the earlier stamp sets were difficult to cut and so often times I get that rubber mark and have to correct my error in the best way I can.
Oh and that big ol' button is from the Dollar Store from at least 3 years back!
Here is a card for this week's challenge. This is a pretty color combo, easy on the eyes. I used SU's Happy Harmony SS with markers and my MIL stamped the image. The DP is Bella Bleu.
A fun little card using Ellzybell stamp. This was a fun challenge because of all the layering and again I used SU's watercolor paper which has changed the way I want to stamp. You can check Kerin's blog here for more fun challenges and other great ideas. She also has a great Make-n-Take kit for sale, everything pre-cut - just add the stamping. Check her out!
