Showing posts with label SSSC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SSSC. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Love is in the air

Just picked up this stamp from Scrapbookers Paradise by Penny Black. I just used part of the stamp, it's a row of bunnies in the pots and I just picked these two to complete the PBS challenge "Love" I also combined it with Sweet Stop Sketch Challenge.


Items Used:
Cardstock: PTI white, Recollections black and DCWV Nana's Nursery
Image: Penny Black, sentiment hand written by Moi
Ink: Memento, Copics and Distress Ink Shabby Shutter
Embellies: Rhinestones
Tools: Spellbinders Circle and Scalloped Circle, MS Flower Patch punch and Cuttlebug Swiss Dots
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Strawberry Girl

Thank Gawd it's warming up.... I'm sooo ready for the summer!!!

I used the Sweet Stop sketch along with Mo's colour challenge.
Items Used:
Cardstock: PTI white, Recollections black, Bazzill yellow, Doodlebug DP
Image: Mo Manning
Ink: Memento black, Distress Ink black soot and copics
Embellies: button
Tools: MS cherish and flower patch border punch, EK medium flower punch

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Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Sweet N Sassy

Another glitter card for you. Still have to make more Christmas cards, but so far the one I've created are not the ideal card to mass produce. I also have my class next month and of course we are making Christmas cards. I will try and start that early instead of waiting till the very last minute.


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Sunday, September 19, 2010

Thanks so much





Wowser! The only card I can come up with this weekend and believe me... I struggled big time. My craft room is a mess and my mojo sketch for this week is still waiting on my table. Not that I have any idea how I'm gonna do the sketch!!


This one is for The Sweet Stop Sketch challenge. I'm not liking it at all, but I guess it will do since MOJO is no where near my craft room.



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Monday, May 31, 2010

LOTV #54 and SSSC #71


To use MS corner and border punch together, you have to follow the measurements that came with your punch. For this card I cut my paper to 5" X 4" 1/8. I punched all the corners first then the border punch. The 5" side will work fine, but the 4" 1/8 will be a bit tricky. When you line up your corner to the border punch, you will be left with just one flower to punch. You then line up the other corner, but you have to flip the punch so you can see that the actual punch will not ruin the previous cut.
I colored her with CM and distressed the edge with Vintage Photo distress ink pad.

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