Here is the result.
UPDATE!
I was reading the Paper Smooches blog, and realised that my card doesn't qualify since I didn't use any of their product. So I quickly threw this one together in hopes of qualifying.
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Sunday, September 28, 2014
Hallowe'en is coming
I saw this sketch from Paper Smooches today, and knew immediately what I could do with it.
Pulled out white cardstock, 2 circle punches 1" and 1/2", the Cuttlebug Swiss Dots embossing envelope, black ink and a sentiment from Inkadinkado's Spooky & Creepy stamp set.
Here is the result.
Quick, simple and clean.
UPDATE!
I was reading the Paper Smooches blog, and realised that my card doesn't qualify since I didn't use any of their product. So I quickly threw this one together in hopes of qualifying.
Here is the result.
UPDATE!
I was reading the Paper Smooches blog, and realised that my card doesn't qualify since I didn't use any of their product. So I quickly threw this one together in hopes of qualifying.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Black and White
LOVE these cards. Black and white always looks so clean and sophisticated.
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| Stamp by www.stephaniebarnardstamps.com. Butterfly punch by Marthastewart.com. Scrollwork embossing folder from Provocraft.com |
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| Flowers stamp by Autumn Leaves. Swiss Dots and Animal Prints Alligator embossing folders from Provocraft.com |
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| Stamps by www.stephaniebarnardstamps.com |
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| Not Black and White, but could easily be. Stamp by www.stephaniebarnardstamps.com. Divine Swirls and Measure By Measure Scrolls Embossing folders by Provocraft.com. Pearls from The Dollar Store |
Sunday, September 05, 2010
It's beginning to look a bit like.......
Christmas!
I made a list of things to do over the summer, and I have completed almost every task I set out. One of the things I didn't get to was to start my Christmas cards. So this morning I got up and had an idea of what I wanted to do. Here are a few that I came up with.
I think I like the hot chocolate one the best with the snowman a close second.
The hot chocolate takes a bit of time as I have to use markers, then stamp 3 times and cut out the cup and heart from patterned paper. The stamp is Hot Chocolate from Imaginisce Snag 'em Stamps.
The snowman is all cut out by my Cricut machine using the Winter Woodlands cartridge, but again the time in setting up the paper, and gluing it altogether, not to mention the 2 embossing plates, D'vine swirl and Swiss dots from Cuttlebug.
The snowflake one was to try to come up with nontraditional colours for winter/Christmas. It is okay, but not a card that I will repeat. The snowflake is also from the Winter Woodland Cricut cartridge.
I used the same sentiment in all three, from a stamp set I won early this year from Debbie at Country Heart and Home. I added Stickles to all the cards too, just to bling them up a bit.
I made a list of things to do over the summer, and I have completed almost every task I set out. One of the things I didn't get to was to start my Christmas cards. So this morning I got up and had an idea of what I wanted to do. Here are a few that I came up with.
I think I like the hot chocolate one the best with the snowman a close second.
The hot chocolate takes a bit of time as I have to use markers, then stamp 3 times and cut out the cup and heart from patterned paper. The stamp is Hot Chocolate from Imaginisce Snag 'em Stamps.
The snowman is all cut out by my Cricut machine using the Winter Woodlands cartridge, but again the time in setting up the paper, and gluing it altogether, not to mention the 2 embossing plates, D'vine swirl and Swiss dots from Cuttlebug.
The snowflake one was to try to come up with nontraditional colours for winter/Christmas. It is okay, but not a card that I will repeat. The snowflake is also from the Winter Woodland Cricut cartridge.
I used the same sentiment in all three, from a stamp set I won early this year from Debbie at Country Heart and Home. I added Stickles to all the cards too, just to bling them up a bit.
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