Amy Koenders
Mary Deatherage
Kristi Gray
Jaimie Babarczy
Sue Prather
Karen Finkle - you are here!
Akiko Sudano
Karen Ksenzakovic
Tara Carpenter
Carol Buckalew
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Well, it's mid-week once again and I'm trying to clean up old cards that were half done. I've got a ways to go but hopefully by next Wednesday I will have achieved my goal. Don't hold your breath, though!
On the 12th of September, I posted this card. The next two finish up the sympathy cards I made with the retired Slim Card Dies and retired Simply Elegant Specialty Designer Series Paper. I had cut out all of the chevrons and adhered them to card bases so they didn't disappear on my cluttered desk.
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Very Vanilla Base – 4 ¼ x 11, scored and folded at 5 ½
Early Espresso Mat – 3 ½” x 4 ¼”
Crushed Curry Mat – 3 ¼” x 4 1/8”
Very Vanilla Art Panel – 3 1/8” x 4”
Sponge Daffodil Delight, Mango Melody and Pumpkin Pie on
Very Vanilla art panel
Stamp maple leaf and keys in VersaMark ink. Sprinkle with
Clear Embossing Powder and heat set
Sponge Early Espresso all over art panel until it is shaded
to your taste
Wipe ink off with clean paper towel
Adhere image to Crushed Curry Mat and that to the Early
Espresso Mat
Stamp the little maple leaf from the retired Colorful
Seasons Stamp Set randomly in Crushed Curry, first and second generation on the card front. Then adhere image panel/mats to the card base.
The tag is cut with the Tailored Tags Die Set and sponged
with Early Espresso. The “Hello” is from the Forever Fern Stamp Set. I tied a
piece of Faux Suede Ribbon through it and added 3 Champagne Rhinestone Basic
Jewels. The sentiment tag is adhered with Stampin’ Dimensionals as is the
framed image
For the inside...
The sentiment from the Through it Together Stamp Set is a little off kilter but so is my friend's life. Since I made this for a male friend who is going through a bit of a rough time, I am entering it in The Male Room Challenge #166 - Song Title. Mine is Autumn Leaves. So many people sang it but my favorite is Tony Bennett. My favorite instrumental version is Roger Williams. Oh, this brings back memories!Thank you for stopping by today and I hope you have a terrific Tuesday.
Welcome to my Monday Morning Makeover Masculine Madness! See, I promised you M & M's yesterday!!
My card for today is a makeover of the one I posted here.
Measurements are all the same as the original.
Thank you for stopping by and if you have time, stop by Pammie's Inky Pinkies where I am entering my card in Challenge 2238.
Good Sunday morning, peeps. Yesterday I told you about a program I would be doing for my PEO Chapter and here are the second cards the attendees will be creating.
Good Saturday morning, peeps. My inspiration today came from Wanda Pettijohn. I will be doing a Card Making 101 Class at my October PEO meeting. For those of you who aren't familiar with the Philanthropic Educational Organization, our flower is the Marguerite Daisy and we are called "sisters". We help women obtain scholarships and loans to further their education. Here is one of the cards each sister will make...
I'm debating about whether to add bling...what do you think? I'd appreciate your comments.
I started out with a card base that is cardstock from Office Max when it was just that! Many, many years ago!! My Painted Texture 3D Embossing Folder mat is Mossy Meadow, 4" x 5 1/4". The retired Delightful Daisy Designer Series Paper measures 2" x 5". I adhered it with liquid glue.
The daisy is punched out of Basic White cardstock scraps with the retired Daisy Punch. I punched two and adhered them (offset) with a glue dot. Then I used my bone folder to give them a little bend. The center is a scrap of retired Color Theory DSP, using the retired 3/4 inch circle punch. I adhered that to the flower with a Dimensional.
I cut a piece of retired burlap ribbon and folded it over to place underneath the daisy. I used glue dots and liquid glue to do all that.
The "Happy Birthday" from the Very Best Occasions Stamp Set is stamped in Mossy Meadow ink on a scrap of Basic White, sponged with Mossy Meadow, and punched with the Double Oval Punch. It's mat was punched out of retired Color Theory DSP, using the same punch.
The inside is nice and simple with a flower image from the retired Daisy Delight Stamp Set and the sentiment from Very Best Occasions.
I'm hoping my sisters will be pleased with what they create and that they will learn all the card making terminology I will teach them....especially the terms "addicted", "enabled", "DSP hoarder", "paper has two sides", and "Fun, Fun, Fun"!
Thank you for stopping by today and I hope your weekend is starting off great!
Welcome to another Fun Fold Friday at Creative Creases Challenge. Be sure to stop by and enter your fun fold card!
I used the Hats Off Stamp Set, coordinating Hat Builders Dies and Hey Sports Fan DSP to create my card for today. All three are retired but are available on eBay or Mercari.
Current product used:
Retired product used:
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Welcome to my Masculine Monday Makeover Madness card. It's for my PEO sister's husband and family. The PEO Sisterhood refers to them as a BIL (Brother-in-Love). The card is also a makeover of this one and this one.
I used the retired Thoughts & Prayers Stamp Set. I colored my tree with sponge daubers, using Garden Green and Cajun Craze inks.
I'm entering my card at Pammie's Inky Pinkies Challenge #2237.
Thank you for stopping by today and I'm sorry I have no M & M's candy for you today. BUT, if you return tomorrow for our monthly Amy's Inkin' Krew Blog Hop, you will find some pretty sweet projects. Have a blessed day.
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Good Sunday morning, peeps! How's your weekend going? I'm sure we in the States and all over the world are remembering what happened to beloved friends, family and people we didn't know on this day 21 years ago at the Twin Towers, the Pentagon and in a field in Shanksville. My husband and I were in a Corvette tour in 2002 taking our representative state flags to the Pentagon and the World Trade Center. They were the flags that hung over the state Capitols from as far west as Washington, as far south as Florida and as far north as Maine. It was quite the sight to see with so many Corvettes in a row traveling from point to point where we would meet up with those from other states. Here's a picture collage of our trip, which hardly shows it all.
Yay, it's Friday...a fun fold Friday at that! Here's what I created for today. My design came from Mystery Stamping night with Dani...