Showing posts with label Sketches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sketches. Show all posts

Monday, January 16, 2012

Never Never Never Give Up! | Vintage Handmade Card | Can You Digi It

Hello Blogging Friends,

I created this card for Can You Digi It a brand new digital/crafting supply store! They are having their Grand Opening this week, so I thought I would give my readers a sneak peak at some of their amazing digital stamps.


This digital stamps is Text Cloud & Songbird and it is 10% off right now in the store! So grab yours up today!!

Click on the banner to visit the site!

Vintage Television (or maybe not so old for some) Handmade Card | Just Tuning In!

Hello Crafty Friend!

So I had originally made this card for the Vintage Challenge by Incy Wincy Designs. But it was a particularly difficult card for me to construct, and I did not have it finished before the weekend (which I spent at the Family Farm, the Hall Farm. Well, I call it a family farm, but its really just all my parents except for my cat, and horse, which we do share :P But we are family, and we hang out there a lot, so its getting the name "Family Farm" for now.) However; despite missing the previous challenge deadline, Incy Wincy had another EXCELLENT challenge posted today calling for Bold & Bright, and since this card is mainly orange...I find it exceptionally bold, AND bright. Enjoy!

My favorites:
  • I like old things...this retro TV is great. I actually designed this card because I wanted to use the TV so bad. 
  • Spark-ally blue ribbon - was a pain to glue down (and its not quite straight) but awesome all the same. 
  • "Just Tuning In!" sentiment, which I invented myself!!! (*proudness*)
Challenges:

Incy Wincy - Bold & Bright
Crafty Cats - Use Something New (This is my first time using glitter glue/ stickies for a card. I'm usually horrific with the stuff, but this was quite a success.)
Crafty Ann's - Lets Think Hot!

Saturday, January 14, 2012

New Thank you Hand Made Card | Ribbon | Heat Embossing | Hand stamped

Hello!

Thanks for stopping by today! Here is a card I made for my dear mum. She requested a thank you card for their neighbor, from whom they received some delicious homemade apple pie the other day! Whats better than sending them a couture handmade card in return huh?

I bought a HUGE new designer paper pack from My Minds Eye today. On sale for $8 at Michael's! I also just happened to find out that Michael's was selling Slice Design Cards, which retail for $39-$49 dollars, for $5.00!!!!! I bought 4!!!

I used paper from Making Memories "Totally Girl" pack. Ribbon from Michaels (on sale of course!), and white trim from Reasonable Ribbon. Thanks so my Spellbinders die for the scallop!


Close up of my pointy frame, using a design from my Vintage Finding's design card. Sentiment stamp from a Michaels sale bin...woo hoo!

Finished product! I also heat embossed the sentiment with clear powder. Looks real nice up close.
Thanks for visiting my blog!

Dana

Friday, January 13, 2012

Engagement Card | Congratulations! | Pink & Blue | Sparkles

Hello!

What a week it has been! I'm trying not to use the phrase - "I've been busy.", but replace it with "I'm spending a lot of time on other things." You make time for the things you care about! This week I've been caring about work and the gym! I've done some light crafting in the evenings, but have mainly been spending extra time (not at work or the gym) hanging out with my hubby.
Tonight, however; Is Friday! And he works until 9pm, so that leaves me plenty of time!
I put together this wonderful little card for my cousin Larry and his new fiance Lindi!

I especially like the...

-hand sew sequins
-turquoise embossed sentiment
and
-the brown sparkle bow.

What do you like about it?




  
Thanks for stopping by!
Dana


Saturday, January 7, 2012

Red Bird Cage | Embossed Paper | Hand Made Card

Hello Again!

I made this card for the My Favorite Things - Wednesday Stamp Club. 

I started out using damask paper from My Minds Eye  as my background. Then, I use some random light blue scrap paper to scallop and embossed it using Spellbinders Classic Scallop Die, and  Sizzix Frost Embossing Folders. Then I took a paper towel, and rubbed metallic red acrylic paint over the textured card stock.

I used my Slice die cutter to cut out the circle and circle scallop. And then used pieces from the Grandma's Attic collection for the birdcage and bird. I also used ribbon from the Really Reasonable Ribbon December Ribbon Club.

I hope you enjoy my card!




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