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First of all, sooo glad to be back here in HA Flickr group. Oh, how I missed this place soo much..I really do. I have been gone FOR SO LOONNGGG.. :o( Thanks for my sis, alnette, for always backing me up and convincing me to play along with you all *super talented ladies!* You all are. As always, this place haven't changed at all..everybody are still lovely and sooo much "eye candy" to drool over :o).
Anyhoot, here is my take on this month's challenge. Hope you all like it and thanks for stopping by. I decided to combine two stamp sets to get my desired sentiment. Totally worked out. I paper pieced her lovely dress and those two hearts. Isn't she adorable wearing pearls? :o)
Supplies used:
CL445 Simple Things (kite)
CL444 Sending Smiles (part of the sentiment ~ sending..)
CL381 Sweet Wonderful You (lovely girl)
CL139 Birthday Messages (part of the sentiment ~ Birthday Wishes..)
Cloud by Rubber Soul
Ribbon by MayArts
HA blings!
MS butterfly punch
Paper by A Muse & Memory Box (scallop)
Playing with my new Design Block: Dots and Flowers....love it :))
I distressed the edges of the squares and the flower with Tim Holtz distress ink in colour walnut stain.
Pattern paper is My Mind's Eye.
Scrapling created for the HA "birthday week" challenge. Should mention that I masked the "a" in Happy & hand wrote the "o" to make it Hoppy. TFL!
Materials used:
Stamps: HA CL305 Sending Happy Thoughts & CL139 Birthday Messages
Ink: StazOn Black & Ranger Distress Ink (Walnut Stain) for shading
Kraft cardstock: HA
Paper: Making Memories (green) & Basic Grey
Letter stickers: Making Memories
I was inspired, and copied one of Kelly's designs. I also share her love of brown, and with brown, I love to use pink.
Wish you could see the size and detail of this card from a "full frontal shot".....it's a smaller card that actually folds out made from one piece of cardstock........oh well....it's a Birthday card :)
Here are the supplies that I used:
CL127 Dots and Lines
CL124 Circular Designs
CL139 Birthday Messages
Ch117 Assorted Crystal Gems
Bag & card created for my friend, Kari. Happy Birthday Kari! TFL!
More detailed photos can be seen here: scrapperjjb.
Materials used:
Stamps: Hero Arts CL139 Birthday Messages & F5158 Heart Winged Butterfly
Ink: Ranger Distress Ink (Walnut Stain) & ColorBox Queue (for tissue paper)
Paper: Cosmo Cricket & AC Cardstock
Ribbon: WalMart
Bling: Hero Arts
Well I wanted to make a "Lin" card. When I think of Lin ...I think of blue and flowers, so off to my supplies I go....only to find out I dont have blue paper, just turquoise lol! It is in the blue family right??? I also know Lin is a fellow quilter so I added some stitching to look like patchwork quilting for my colour blocks.
The tag was made with the new water stamping technique I learned from Jennifer in her Thinking Inking class Part 1.
HA stamps: CL298-Scattered Leafs, CL139-Birthday Messages, K5107-Screen Shadow, and S5032-Design Block Stencil.
Tim's inks: Broken China, Shabby Shutters, and Dusty Concord.
TFL!
I played a bit with the Rock Candy Crackle paint to achive a look of old china on my butterfly. I used the digi kits "Winged Friends" and " WORD ART - dictionary page". Tfl!
So inspired with Lisa's shaker card & her video, then i create my card, presented for my sister in law who had her birthday yesterday (March 25).
Supplies:
Stamps: CL 297, CL272, CL139 by Hero Arts and sakura tree by StampMagick
Inks: Tsukineko
Cardstock: polkadot brownie from Vera (thank you for all the fab pp), broken white from old supplies
Embelishments: MM ribbon, Michelle's goodies (brad, flowers & vellum), and my fav flower sequins from local store.. :)
Thanks for looking!
Used stamps:
Hero Arts - French post (K5354)
Hero Arts - Old french writing (H2365)
Hero Arts - Birthday messages (CL139
Penny Black - Dreamy
Penny Black - Delicate florals
I am having fun playing with my new silhouette grass stamp...I made this card for my DH's birthday.
I was inspired by Jacqueline's beautiful card seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/25616484@N08/4431335183/in/faves-25...
I first masked the edges of the card to make a "frame." I inked the grass with walnut stain distress ink and misted it with water before stamping. Then I stamped the native grass using cotton candy rainbow ink, sometimes without reinking. I also stamped the real wild poppy twice using shadow inks (leaf, vanilla). I stamped the sentiment with walnut stain ink, used black and peach blo-pens round the edges, and attached the butterfly (stamped on pp and Stickled around the edges), adding black pearls to the body.
Thanks for looking!
Materials Used:
S5316 Silhouette Grass
C3648 Native Grass
F2897 A Real Wild Poppy
E5388 Traditional Butterfly
CL139 Birthday Messages
HA Shadow Inks: vanilla, leaf
Tim Holtz Walnut Stain distress ink
Cotton candy rainbow ink pad
water mister
Icicle Stickles
black pearl gems
Blo-pens
A card for CAARDvarks "color it" challenge. Everything is coloured with either Copics, Prisma's or Ink.
Thanks to Kathy for her dotty inspiration and Donna for her colouring inspiration.....LOVE this Hero Arts Flickr site....so full of talent and inspiration!! Thanks EVERYONE!!!
Hero Arts stamps: CG119 Flourish Background, CG139 Butterflies, CG127 Flower Box, CL139 Birthday Wishes, and S5215 Clouds.
Thanks for looking :)))
This card was inspired by the popular Leaf Clusters card on p. 39 of the catalog. I love the look of white embossed text against the wash of color, so I used similar techniques here. I white embossed part of the Old Letter Writing stamp on watercolor paper, then used a paintbrush to apply distress inks to the background before waterstamping the Wildflower Garden. I used cerulean and daffodil layering papers and Hero Hues mixed accents to finish it off. The white border across the card is a rub-on. Thanks for looking!
Having sooooo much fun getting all inked up playing with my new Design block stamp Dots and Flowers and Tim Holtz inks :)) I am so not getting anything done around the house THIS week!!! Off to try this in a different colour way :)))
Ink colours: Faded jeans, broken china, peeled paint, and walnut stain.
TFL!
I can't stop play with my new chinese doll stamp.
This is the same design with my card before...just made for my niece Jolin , she's turn 3 today.
TFL ;)
Supplies :
Stamp by HeroArts
K5107
CL339
CL139 for the sentiment
I wanted to try to create one of the FUN CIRCLE cards that I've seen......I do like these little cards so much! Used my CLASSIC LARGE NESTIES CIRCLES as the base and also the portion that I stamped on. Also for the "sun" sentiment. Used Swiss Dots CB folder, too. As for the images, all Hero Arts CL139 Birthday Messages, Clouds S5215,Sending Happy Thoughts CL305, Friendship Messages CL046, Black Gems CH139.Oh, I did use Prisma color on the frog and THANK YOU "LU FAMILY" without your generosity, I couldn't have created this card!!.......guess that covers it. Thanks for looking. Love, Karen
Just a quick card for me...couple hours LOL! Used some left over elements from previous cards.....LOVE using up scraps!!! Don't think this really qualifies for the challenge of using backgrounds stamps "uniquely", but I added it anyway :)
HA stamps: Hugs and Hearts, Four Leaf Grid, Dots and Flowers, Birthday Messages, and Screen Shadow.
Tim's inks for the background of the Four Leaf Grid white embossed pattern.
Sketch: CPS
TFL!
I created a similar card here, but wanted to try stamping the tulips on vellum. I didn't like the way the vellum oval looked against the purple, embossed background, so I layered it onto a smaller, white oval first.
Thanks for looking! :)
The tutorial this week at Splitcoaststampers is on making rolled paper flowers. It looked so easy I just had to make some. Definitely easy peasy! Combined the flowers with the Write Your Own cling (was inspired by Lorena - paperella - to get that stamp out!) and a sentiment from Birthday Messages. Patterned paper is from Websters Pages.
I started to stamp the flourish S5449 with perfect resist and than sponged the background with distress inks. The grass S5316 is stamped with versamark and white embossed. Than added grasses CL430 with different distress inks. Inked a piece of paper with blue shimmer mist and stamped the small butterflies (CL383) and cut out and added a clear pearl with the pearl maker pen.
The happy birthday text is also stamped on the shimmer misted paper.
The second card in my manly fern set.
HA stamps: S5154 Three Ferns, S5101 Raindrop Backgroind, and CL139 Birthday Messages.
Same embossing withTim Holtz distress powder peeled paint, used with inks Broken China, Walnut Stain and Frayed Burlap.
TFL!!!
These complete the Heroes cards drive from me.
LP128 Artistic Windows
K5107 Screen Shadow
K5175 Houndstooth
CL139 Birthday Messages
PSX background
Solid red and blue star stamps carved by me
Cuttle bug, Sizzix #2 star, buttons, twine,
corrugate paper
Thanks for looking!:)
Decided to turn it into a shaker window card. Not too sure if I like it??? Would love your opinions ! Thanks :)
Used Picnik collage...easy peasy :)
Stamped the Stitched Hearts on pink Basic Grey paper and cut out, sanded and highlighted with white pen. The bunny was stamped on Kraft cardstock, coloured with a white pencil and cut out.
Hero Arts:
CL120: Celebrate Simple Joy (tiny heart)
CL153: Happy Day Animals
CL139: Birthday Messages
H3781: Three Stitched Hearts (retired)
Other: Kraft cardstock, Buttons, Ribbon, Tiny Present stamp
Just sharing a card I made for Virginia's "Beat the Winter Blahs" challenge. The flower stamp is from Magenta but It does also have two HA stamps, the sentiment and Flowers & Dots (hard to see on the yellow).
I figured I could beat the blahs with some bright and cheery colours. I coloured some paper with India Ink and embossed the flower twice in white ep. I curled the leaves for some dimension and added some paper layers and the sentiment.
Thanks for stopping by!
Bag & card created for my friend, Kari. Happy Birthday Kari! TFL!
More detailed photos can be seen here: scrapperjjb.
Materials used:
Stamps: Hero Arts CL139 Birthday Messages & F5158 Heart Winged Butterfly
Ink: Ranger Distress Ink (Walnut Stain) & ColorBox Queue (for tissue paper)
Paper: Cosmo Cricket & AC Cardstock
Ribbon: WalMart
Bling: Hero Arts
Card created for the May challenge at Hero Arts. I thought it would be fun to leave one of the petals off of one of the big flowers to make a butterfly. TFL!!
Materials used:
Stamps: Hero Arts CL139 Birthday Messages & CL375 Big Flowers Pattern
Ink: Memories Black
Cardstock: Papertrey Ink
Patterned paper: Bo Bunny Press
Pearl Brad: American Crafts
Other: Cuttlebug, Nestabilities Labels Eight & Glossy Accents
Card created for the HA "be inspired" challenge. I am so inspired by Tiff's beautiful creations & loved the scene she created on this card. Thanks for the inspiration Tiff! TFL!
Materials used:
Stamps: HA CL139 Birthday Messages, CL292 Celebrate All Day, LP146 Asian Dolls & S5215 Clouds
Ink: Ranger Distress Ink (Walnut Stain)
Paper: Cosmo Cricket (Gretel) & HA PS518 Chocolate Notecard
Flower & Gems: HA (thanks, Scrapbook Bakery & Heather, for the flower!)
Ribbon & String: WalMart
Cuttlebug, Nestabilities (Labels 1)
It has been all of six cards since I last used the Large Flower stamp, so I just had to ink it up again! The flower is embossed in white, covered with distress inks (shabby shutters and broken china) and has four layers. The scallops and sentiment were also embossed in white and covered with worn lipstick distress ink. For the card itself I lightly applied shabby shutters and broken china distress inks to white card and splattered water on it. Just did some machine stitching and added some beads to finish.
A side view of the flower is here www.flickr.com/photos/38067075@N02/4681819833/
Thanks to Deirdre's suggestion, I've also entered this into Paperplay's challenge this week, Flowers and Sparkle Galore, paperplaychallenges.blogspot.com/2010/06/10-week-22-flowe...
My blog - stampingandstitching.blogspot.com/
I made this card for the current Hero Arts challenge as well as Anne's "Bling, Glitter, Shimmer and Shine!" challenge. It's a one-layer card; I double stamped the silhouette grass, first in soft leaf, then again in cotton candy rainbow ink. I added icicle stickes to the grass for some sparkle and texture.
Thanks for looking!
Materials Used:
CL139 Birthday Messages
S5316 Silhouette Grass
S5215 Clouds
Icicle Stickles
Inks: Hero Arts Shadow Soft Pool, Soft Leaf; Stamp It Cotton Candy Rainbow Stamp Ink
Yeah, I finally got my HA order with some new stamps! I made this card for my dad, his birthday is coming up in February.
The background is sponged with distress inks and the grass (love this stamp) was black embossed. I printed off a dragonfly from the Winged Friends digi kit on a transparency and added stickles to it.
Thanks for stopping by!
I was so impressed with the fluffy flower on Lucy's card so I checked out the video instructions by Dawn at Raspberry Suite. I decided to add the flowers to a birthday tag for the Tag Tuesday at Kard Krazy. The theme is birthday because it's Louise's birthday today, sending wishes for a wonderful year!
I had a ton of fun with this week's challenge!
I was inspired by Linda's card:
www.flickr.com/photos/bearpaw14/3638586708/
I used the "Birthday Wishes" stamp from the Birthday Messages set #CL139.
Thanks for the inspiration Linda!
I am also using this as one of my "birthday card" entries in the Gallery Idol contest!
Shanna ♥
I made this card based on Card Patterns’ sketch 57
The poppy image, branch background and scallops are embossed with enchanted gold (lovely and shimmery in real life but so hard to photograph!). I coloured the poppies with markers and the stems with watercolour pencils. The two bigger flowers are layered for some dimension.
Made this a little while ago for Caardvarks' Purple Onion Design window cards challenge. I put a few layers of clear embossing powders on the squirrel and the cloud ballon as Jennifer McGuire demoed for the faux epoxy look.
Have you guys seen the winner of this challenge? THAT is an awesome card!! So artistic and pretty.
TFL. =)
NOTE: Since DH's birthday(7/27) is so close to our 1st anniversary(7/31), I decided to cheat and give him this card for his b-day... We both love squirrels and think he will love this even though he has already seen it...
I love the effect of the resist techniques that Jennifer has been showing us on the blog this week. So I thought I’d do some resist on this card.
I wanted to make a kind of stormy summer sky for the background so I embossed the grass in white on watercolour paper. Then I dabbed distress inks (shabby shutters, broken china and faded jeans) onto a piece of tinfoil and spritzed with water. I placed the embossed image in the ink, and hoped for the best as this was my first time trying this technique! The first attempt turned into a blobby mess so this is the second attempt.
A while ago I had dabbed alcohol inks and blending solution on glossy paper. When they didn’t blend and looked awful, I realised that I had used photo paper which wouldn’t work. I saved the paper anyway and stamped these dragonflies on it. For the card itself I embossed the Raindrop Background in white and applied faded jeans distress ink. I did a little bit of stitching on this card so I’m also entering the card into Jenny's Challenge #10 (In Stitches) suchins.blogspot.com/2010/06/challenge-10-in-stitches.html.
It's a dull day here today, so a dull photo I'm afraid! My blog stampingandstitching.blogspot.com/
A Happy Birthday card based on this week's sketch #3. Patterned paper is Basic Grey. Distressed with Walnut Stain and Peeled Paint distress inks. TFL!
This started off as an attempt at colour layering but I seem to have veered off in another direction altogether! As kids we used to play in the fields near home for hours on end in the summer. The fields always seemed to be full of poppies, butterflies and ladybirds so that’s what I wanted to put in my summer card.
For the background I sponged distress inks (broken china, antique linen, shabby shutters and mustard seed) on white card. The wheat is stamped with antique linen and I embossed the seed heads with enchanted gold. I coloured the poppies with markers, added beads to the centres and used yarn (white yarn coloured with a green marker) for the stems. I applied glossy accents to the ladybirds. A close up is here www.flickr.com/photos/38067075@N02/4729640437/ as I can’t seem to catch the sheen of the ladybirds and glisten of the seed heads in the main photo.
Every once in awhile, I feel the need to play with the Hydrangea. I stamped the image several times using Vintage Photo ink, then colored them with a mix of water and Tattered Rose and Bundled Sage.
The textured piece is from a pack of cards that Dawn sent to me awhile ago, and I just cut one of the cards apart to use for stamping the Hydrangea on. . . . .Love these, Dawn!
Thanks for looking! :)
This layout is for my dear friend Kari. I met Kari approximately seven years ago when I was interviewed for my job at the local college. Kari & I became fast friends & we continue to work alongside each other. Kari is beautiful, creative, intelligent & a great listener. I was blessed the day I walked into that interview...love you Kari!
For a more close-up of photo, please visit my photostream at www.flickr.com/photos/scrapperjjb/. TFL!
Materials used:
Stamps: CL139 Birthday Messages, CL305 Sending Happy Thoughts, CL266 Mix & Match Elements (friends on flowers) & CL068 Paisley & Flower Patterns (for background)
Ink: VersaFine Watermark & StazOn Black
Paper: Making Memories, Basic Grey, Cosmo Cricket & Bazzill
Rick Rack: WalMart
Letter Stickers: Mumbo Jumbos by American Crafts
My first attempt at a window card....It was fun!! I tried to keep the design simple, but the funny thing is that I used more stamps sets then ever before :)) TFL
HA stamps: CL281 Whimsical Frames, CL301 Hugs and Hearts, CL298 Scattered Leafs, CL139 Birthday Messages.
A card combining several challenges. I used the color combo from the current Play Date Cafe' challenge (blue, green & cream) for the card. The card also fits with Jenny's challenge to have writing on your card, suchins.blogspot.com/2010/05/time-for-new-challenge-and-w..., and fits the current HA challege. Cardstock is PTI kraft & cream; pp is DCWV Mariposa mat stack. I stamped the Hydrangea stamp on the light green pp with VersaMark ink and then heat embossed using vanilla embossing powder and then trimmed out. The butterfly was cut from the blue pp. Added a few teeny tiny rhinestones.