Friday, November 7, 2008
Christmas Card Class
Here are the projects we made:
Any questions, please ask.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Wedding Cards
Alex chose to replicate the Certainly Celery card and did a great job.
I was wondering what I was going to do with the card that I had made, when out of the blue, we received a wedding invitation the next day! How funny. My card will now not go to waste.
Stamps: Mostly Flowers, Wonderful Favourites
Paper: Whisper White, Bashful Blue (first card), Certainly Celery (second card)
Ink: Versamark, Bashful Blue, Certainly Celery
Accessories: White grosgrain ribbon, pearl beads
Tools: Window punch
Bookmarks and Tags
Here are some photos of bookmarks and tags that I've made over the last few days. They make cute little gifts to go with customers' orders or give to class attendees. I can't tell you how many Mia has given out to her friends & teacher! She loves making them too, and we both LOVE our new tag punches. They are sooo versatile. The tags look great on gift bags, birthday and Xmas presents, and the list goes on.
Stamps used: In the Spotlight,Oh, So Lovely, Garden Whimsy, Short and Sweet, Think Happy Thoughts, Mostly Flowers.
Friday, October 10, 2008
Mostly Flowers
Just thought I'd share a photo of a little gift bag I made for my niece, Vivi's birthday. This bag was made to match the previously posted Mostly Flowers card that I made for her.
You would never know that this gift bag was made using just one uncut sheet of A4 cardstock!
I obtained the template from the Splitcoast Stampers website, http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/index.php
Supplies used:
Cardstock: Sahara Sand & Chocolate Chip
Ink: Versa Mark & Chocolate Chip
Stamps: Mostly Flowers & the Level 2 hostess set called In the Spotlight.
Ribbon: Chocolate Chip
Tools: Square punches & circle punch for tag
Have a good night!
Friday, October 3, 2008
Bookmarks
You will also see a a bow that snuck in. I had to try making one after seeing some on Splitcoast Stampers They look great made with the Printes Designer Series Papers (I used Certainly Celery).
World Card Making Day Workshop
This is a little triangular box inspired by Diane Barnes, made using:
Cardstock: Very Vanilla & Bravo Burgundy
Ink: Bravo Burgundy
Stamps: So Swirly Jumbo Wheel, Priceless
Ribbon: Bravo Burgundy
Tools: Scallop and circle punches
Simple yet so elegant.
This Christmas card was made using:
Cardstock: Very Vanilla, Ruby Red
Stamps: Hung Up on the Holidays and Short & Sweet
Ink: Ruby Red, Always Artichoke
Ribbon: Always Artichoke
This simple card was made using:
Cardstock: Chocolate Chip and Sahara Sand
Ink: Chocolate Chip
Ribbon: Chocolate Chip
Stamps: Mostly Flowers and Wonderful Favourites