Saturday, October 10, 2009
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
new background!!
Don't you just LOVE IT?!?! I used the images from My Digital Studio to make it... yeah! I'm so lovin' it!
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Playtime... for Mama!
Once the kids were asleep last night, it was time for ME to play with some of my new stuff! Here is some of what I came up with...
Just a nice clean thank you card, with 2 of my favorite color combos of "Certainly Celery" and "So Saffron"!
All supplies Stampin' Up!:
Cardstock: Certainly Celery, Whisper White
Paper: Certainly Celery Designer Paper, So Saffron Designer Paper
Stamp set: Grateful Greetings, True Friend
Ink: Chocolate Chip
Punches: Scallop Edge, Eyelet Border, Small Oval, Scallop Oval
Accessories: Unibal white pen, dimensionals
I sponged the "Life is what happens..." twice with "Soft Suede" and "Melon Mambo." I used the "True Friend" stamp set for all flowers, and cut them out. On the "Rich Razzleberry" flowers, I stamped once, then did a second stamp without re-inking for the faded look.
All supplies Stampin' Up!:
Cardstock: Dusty Durango, Crushed Curry, Whisper White
Pattern Paper: Razzleberry Lemonade
Stamps: Full of Life, True Friend
Ink: Soft Seude, Melon Mambo, Rich Razzlberry
Ribbon: Rich Razzleberry Polka Dot
Punch: Scallop Edge
Accessories: Dimensionals, sponges
The funny thing is I've had the "True Friend" stamp set for a while now, and just never really used it... now I like it! lol!
Just a nice clean thank you card, with 2 of my favorite color combos of "Certainly Celery" and "So Saffron"!
All supplies Stampin' Up!:
Cardstock: Certainly Celery, Whisper White
Paper: Certainly Celery Designer Paper, So Saffron Designer Paper
Stamp set: Grateful Greetings, True Friend
Ink: Chocolate Chip
Punches: Scallop Edge, Eyelet Border, Small Oval, Scallop Oval
Accessories: Unibal white pen, dimensionals
I sponged the "Life is what happens..." twice with "Soft Suede" and "Melon Mambo." I used the "True Friend" stamp set for all flowers, and cut them out. On the "Rich Razzleberry" flowers, I stamped once, then did a second stamp without re-inking for the faded look.
All supplies Stampin' Up!:
Cardstock: Dusty Durango, Crushed Curry, Whisper White
Pattern Paper: Razzleberry Lemonade
Stamps: Full of Life, True Friend
Ink: Soft Seude, Melon Mambo, Rich Razzlberry
Ribbon: Rich Razzleberry Polka Dot
Punch: Scallop Edge
Accessories: Dimensionals, sponges
The funny thing is I've had the "True Friend" stamp set for a while now, and just never really used it... now I like it! lol!
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Permission to drool now!!!
My massive order of SU! stuff as my birthday gift came in yesterday evening!! HOORAY!! I spent almost the entire night playing with My Digital Studio
Here's some of the other GOODIES I got!! I just had to share. You have permission to drool now... :)
5 Designer Paper sets, 1 Simply Scrappin' Kit, and a pack of the IN COLORS 12x12 Cardstock
5 Stamp Sets, including Grateful Greetings set, usually $36.95, but only $10 with the Hostess Promotion happening right now!
Of course, MY DIGITAL STUDIO!
Some basics... ink pads, brads, dimensionals, envelops, versamarker, and some ribbon
A jumbo wheel, 3 punches, and 5 packs of 8.5x11 cardstock (In Colors, Neutrals, Certainly Celery, So Saffron, and Earth Elements)
YEEEAH! HAPPY (late) BIRTHDAY TO ME!!! :)
Here's some of the other GOODIES I got!! I just had to share. You have permission to drool now... :)
5 Designer Paper sets, 1 Simply Scrappin' Kit, and a pack of the IN COLORS 12x12 Cardstock
5 Stamp Sets, including Grateful Greetings set, usually $36.95, but only $10 with the Hostess Promotion happening right now!
Of course, MY DIGITAL STUDIO!
Some basics... ink pads, brads, dimensionals, envelops, versamarker, and some ribbon
A jumbo wheel, 3 punches, and 5 packs of 8.5x11 cardstock (In Colors, Neutrals, Certainly Celery, So Saffron, and Earth Elements)
YEEEAH! HAPPY (late) BIRTHDAY TO ME!!! :)
My Digital Studio!!
I just got my copy yesterday!!! WHOOHOO!!! Here is the first project I've created for my "trial run." Hope you like it!
(Click the photo for a larger, more detailed picture)
(Click the photo for a larger, more detailed picture)
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| From Happy Scrappin' |
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Ideas from a crafty mom...
Got kids?
Got scrapping leftovers?
How about a personal die cutter?
The last 2 weeks Elijah, AJ, and I have been learning about the following:
You can see how easy it is with the tools we already have lying around from our paper crafts! The Circle Cutter works perfect to create a circle shape, use your personal die cutter for the letters "red" and "circle", or the large letters A and number 1. (You can also use stencils for the large letters and numbers, or print off the letter from the computer, trace it onto your cardstock, and cut away!)
Here's some things I do with my leftover paper scraps and my die cutters...
I used my personal cutter to cut the "1" shape. You can also trace a big "1" and cut by hand. It was a perfect way to use up some red paper I had. (So the goal here was to grab the beans and place them on the paper ONE-by-ONE... but if you have kids... you can guess how the 2 year old viewed the project: grab them and dump them ALL on!)
AJ's version of the project. Same "1", except we used the baby friendly paste (mix flour & water until it is like an oatmeal consistency) and I helped him place goldfishes one-by-one.
Here we cut an apple in half, dipped it red paint, and checked out the cool, almost heart shape, the apple made when we "stamped" it on paper.
This helped reinforce the shape of the "1" (early literacy skill), and helped reinforce the circle shape. I used my Stampin' Up! 1 3/8" circle punch, and my Stampin' Up! 1 1/4" punch to create the circles from leftover cardstock and let Elijah glue the circles to the "1".
Here we used the "cookie cutter" (or playdoh shapes!) as a "stamp" and stamped the letter A and number 1
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