Hello Everybody!
There have been a lot of birthdays lately! Here is a card I just finished for a young friend of ours who loves the Eiffel Tower.
The background is a script background stamp from Stampin Up. I used clear embossing powder and then used distress oxides over the embossing. The hot air balloon and Eiffel Tower are Tim Holtz's stamps. For the balloon I stamped it using distress oxide wilted violet. I love this color. Then I heat set it. After that I put some ink on my mat and a squirt of water and water colored the inside of the balloon. The background and stamps were stamped on a light beige (vanilla) cardstock instead of white to give it a more vintage look.
The rest of the pretty things are Tim Holtz. The Enjoy card is from his Flashcards set. And the postcard and the rest of those fun things are from his little ephemera pack snippets.
Here is the card at a different angle.
I would like to submit this card into the following challenges:
Seize the Birthday: anything goes Topping: script or type--the background
Retro Rubber Challenge: Travel On-use mode of transportation. The hot air balloon is my mode of tranportaion. The background script stamp from Stampin Up is from 2000. Tim Holtz's Eiffel Tower and hot air balloon have been around for a few years. I maybe got it in 2013 or 2014.
Thank you for stopping by! Until next time my friends...Enjoy!
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Friday, September 29, 2017
Friday, October 28, 2016
Autumn in the City
Hello Everybody!
I really like how this card turned out. I made it with a set from Close To My Heart called Cityscape Everyday Life. I bought the set at Scrapbook Expo a couple of years ago. I tried to look them up on the CTMH website but they didn't have them listed anymore. :( (Or not to where I could find them.)
I used Stampin Up inks though (lol). I used really rust, chocolate chip, riding hood red, more mustard, blue bayou, and real red. The sentiment is Tim Holtz and it's over 2 years old. The photo corners are older than the stamps and inks combined--LOL :)
I really like how this card turned out. I made it with a set from Close To My Heart called Cityscape Everyday Life. I bought the set at Scrapbook Expo a couple of years ago. I tried to look them up on the CTMH website but they didn't have them listed anymore. :( (Or not to where I could find them.)
I used Stampin Up inks though (lol). I used really rust, chocolate chip, riding hood red, more mustard, blue bayou, and real red. The sentiment is Tim Holtz and it's over 2 years old. The photo corners are older than the stamps and inks combined--LOL :)
I wanted to submit this card to the following challenges:
Thank you for stoppin by! Until next time my friends...enjoy the colors! :)
Saturday, October 15, 2016
Fun Ghouls Card
Hello Everybody!
It's that time of the month-halfway! :) And so my friends at Creative with Stamps, and I are ready to share some mid-month inspiration with you. This month it's about including a sentiment on your card.
So here is my card:
It's that time of the month-halfway! :) And so my friends at Creative with Stamps, and I are ready to share some mid-month inspiration with you. This month it's about including a sentiment on your card.
So here is my card:
This was super fun to make. I stamped and colored the girl monsters. I used black embossing powder for 2 of them and pink ink with clear embossing powder for the middle monster.
The black background paper is from Pebbles and the orange was a scrap. The monster stamps and sentiment are all from Craft Smart (Michaels 2012). They are colored with Copics. The spider web is a Martha Steward web punch. I used glittery cardstock for it. Lastly, the rhinestones are from Michaels.
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I would like to link this card to the following challenges:
Thank you for stopping by today! Until next time my friends...use those sentiments! :)
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