Showing posts with label SU Card Club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SU Card Club. Show all posts

Friday, March 18, 2016

Jump for Joy

You may recall I mentioned joining an SCS swap for Stampin Up stamps, a while back. I missed posting about a few of the interim cards, but I am back with the most recent. The theme due in March was "Jump for Joy". I knew immediately what stamp set to use, but as usual, the rest of it was up in the air. (Ha! No pun intended)

Came across this sketch while googling. My kangaroo circles were already cut and colored; I could not have found a better fit!

Since I was cutting it close with the due date, there may have been some jumping for joy when I discovered it Smiley







Card Details:
Image: Stampin Up
Sentiment: N/A
Cardstock: Hammermill, SU
Ink: Ranger Archival Jet Black
Coloring: Copics
Tools: Nestabilities, Embossing folder
Embellies: Unknown ribbons

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Serene Grace

I joined a new swap over on SCS. It is a monthly themed swap, using Stampin Up! stamps primarily. Sounds fun, right? First theme was released yesterday and it is "Serene Grace". Huh. Makes my brain go to something religious. But that is not my style at all. I do not own a single religious stamp, nor do I wish to. (ok, that is not completely true, I own one. It was a gift for my sister in order to make a gift for my brother cuz the image was so close to a quilt she had made for him. Ironically, neither of them are religious either)

I googled "serene" and I googled "graceful" and came up with a great idea. Only problem? My image would not be SU. Back to the drawing board. Keeping my google results in mind, I opened drawer after drawer of stamps, and an idea struck. And every single stamp in it was the right brand!



Kind of mellows you right out, doesn't it?




















Card Details:
Image: SU
Sentiment: SU
Cardstock: Hammermill, SU, vellum
Ink: Versamark, Tim Holtz Distress Ink, Memento
Coloring: N/A
Tools: water mister, 1/16" hole punch
Embellies: White embossing powder, white brads