This is my take on FTL228. The sentiment is from a Memory Box die and I used a Life Style Crafts embossing folder on the black card stock. The twine is from The Twinery.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Friday, February 15, 2013
228!
Happy Friday.
I realize that Valentine's Day has now come and past, but I made this card Wednesday night.
My only major tips for this card are to choose a short word as your focal point; 3-5 letters is probably best. And if you'll be die-cutting the letters out, you may want to make use of a magnetic guide. I still have an older one from spellbinders. I used my cuttlebug and used plate A, plate B, a metal shim, the magnetic guide, the dies, then another plate B. It was almost perfect, I could've used maybe a cardboard shim to make it perfect.
Here's the sketch:
Here's my card:
Supplies:
Stamps: Hey Sunshine (PTI)
Ink: Raspberry Fizz
Paper: White, Pretty in Pink, Raspberry Fizz, SU! DSP
Accessories, etc.: chipboard heart, baker's twine, alphabet dies
If you play along, feel free to leave a link to your project:
I realize that Valentine's Day has now come and past, but I made this card Wednesday night.
My only major tips for this card are to choose a short word as your focal point; 3-5 letters is probably best. And if you'll be die-cutting the letters out, you may want to make use of a magnetic guide. I still have an older one from spellbinders. I used my cuttlebug and used plate A, plate B, a metal shim, the magnetic guide, the dies, then another plate B. It was almost perfect, I could've used maybe a cardboard shim to make it perfect.
Here's the sketch:
Here's my card:
Supplies:
Stamps: Hey Sunshine (PTI)
Ink: Raspberry Fizz
Paper: White, Pretty in Pink, Raspberry Fizz, SU! DSP
Accessories, etc.: chipboard heart, baker's twine, alphabet dies
If you play along, feel free to leave a link to your project:
Friday, February 8, 2013
227!
Happy Friday everyone! I hope you're having a good week!
Here's this week's sketch. It is essentially a one layer card. Although I sketched a cake and ended up making my card have a cake, feel free to use some other element (maybe a pile of presents or a tree, something that can be arranged in a classic triangle type shape).
Supplies:
Stamps: Love and Marriage
Ink: Dark Chocolate
Paper: White, various patterned papers,
Accessories, etc.: flower die, oval dies, corner rounder punch, pearl
If you play along, please leave a link to your project!
Here's this week's sketch. It is essentially a one layer card. Although I sketched a cake and ended up making my card have a cake, feel free to use some other element (maybe a pile of presents or a tree, something that can be arranged in a classic triangle type shape).
Here's my take on the sketch:
Supplies:
Stamps: Love and Marriage
Ink: Dark Chocolate
Paper: White, various patterned papers,
Accessories, etc.: flower die, oval dies, corner rounder punch, pearl
If you play along, please leave a link to your project!
Saturday, February 2, 2013
FTL226 With Deepest Sympathy
Here's my take on FTL226. I did take a little liberty with the sketch but not too much! The flowers and sentiment are from the Craft's Meow Hope Blooms set.
Friday, February 1, 2013
226!
Happy Friday! Here's this week's sketch:
Here's my card! I felt like making some felt embellishments. I cut thin strips of purple felt and rolled them into little buds. For the leaves, I hand cut them and stitched them.
Supplies:
Stamps: Cupcake Collection, Background Basics: Medallions
Ink: Dark Chocolate, Lucky Limeade
Paper: Simply Chartreuse, Royal Velvet, White
Accessories, etc.: Felt, Bakers Twine, Brown marker
If you play along, please leave a link to your project:
Here's my card! I felt like making some felt embellishments. I cut thin strips of purple felt and rolled them into little buds. For the leaves, I hand cut them and stitched them.
Supplies:
Stamps: Cupcake Collection, Background Basics: Medallions
Ink: Dark Chocolate, Lucky Limeade
Paper: Simply Chartreuse, Royal Velvet, White
Accessories, etc.: Felt, Bakers Twine, Brown marker
If you play along, please leave a link to your project:
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