Showing posts with label stamp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stamp. Show all posts

Saturday, December 27, 2014

Seaside Baby Announcement

Hello!  Hope you had a beautiful Christmas!
Here is the baby announcement I promised.  I gave them a few different options for layouts.  This is the one they picked...


This is done using the Artbooking Cricut Cartridge to cut out the giraffe and lion.  Wild Wonders stamp set.  Seaside, Colonial White and Glacier paper.  The inks used are Glacier, Desert Sand, Sorbet and Pear.

You can't forget the 3D Foam Tape!



This is a 5x7 card.  I printed and put all the information, on the backside of the card.  The picture will be wallet size and fits, framed, in the Glacier box.
It was fun making this, but it always is for baby's!

Have a fantastic day!




Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Pathfinding/ Yuletide Carol Clothespin Duo...

One side Fall, the other Christmas!  On a 6" clothespin!




 What is this?  Well, I will tell you!  I love the thought of using clothespins to hold photos.  However, I thought it would be nice to have one pin, with two purposes.

The first side, I used Pathfinding Workshop on the Go.  What a beautiful workshop!  Using one sheet of patterned paper from the pack and Colonial White paper, where I used the Goldrush stamp pad and one of the stamps from the set, to make my own patterned paper.  I also used the Chocolate and Autumn Terracotta ink pads for the leaves and heart.  Yes, I cut the leaves and heart out by hand!  :)  Not exactly my strong suit, but I think they look good.




 Okay, so here on the Christmas side I used the Yuletide Carol Workshop on the Go.  Using the CTMH Artbooking Cricut Cartridge, I cut out the cute little tickets and stamped them with the awesome stamp set that comes with the workshop.  I stamped the tickets with the Cranberry ink pad and edged it with the Ponderosa Pine ink pad.  I also took Liquid Glass and put it over the stamped pine leaf.  It gives it a nice glossy pop I think.

I hope you enjoyed it!  Have a fantastic day!

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Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Seaside Sorrow



Hi everyone.  One of the reasons that I like to make cards, is because it is fun.  This is a time, when the word "fun" may not apply so much.  I had an Uncle pass away recently.  This is the card that I made my Aunt and her four boys and their families.  I just did monochromatic to keep it soft.

 Have a great day and God Bless!