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Taken for JMU Technology & Design by Rachel Crowe. All rights reserved. No usage without permission.

"What I Hope for You"

by Shaela Odd

 

Album: Fancy Pants 8x8 Mixed Media Bracket Book

Cardstock: Bazzill

Paper & Transparencies: Fancy Pants "Delight"

Stamps: Fancy Pants "Delight"

Ink: Colorbox

Flowers: Bazzill

Stickers: American Crafts Thickers

Brads: American Crafts

Journal blocks: Fancy Pants 5x8 Notebook Journal "Delight"

Adhesive: Glue Glider Pro, Pioneer Embellishment Gluestick (for felt)

Embroidery floss: DMC

White Paint Pen: Sharpie

Buttons, ribbon: craft supply

 

* Create a scalloped edge by using your corner rounder without the paper guide.

* Stitching by hand and machine.

 

Nov Day 12x12 layout by Valerie O'Neal, LBD Kit Club Designer. This layout was created using the Little Black Dress Kit Club February Kit called "Life's A Game."

Lawn Fawn Operation Write Home 2012

A photo of Izzy aged 4 on Lilly’s Christening. She wore a lovely cream suit and looked so beautiful. . I cut out the center of the frame and distressed the edges. Placed some paper behind and distressed the cut out and mounted the photo. I made a simple cluster of embellishments and cut out some of the smaller roses, “popped” and scattered in the top right hand corner. Very simple layout, as the paper does most of the talking.

Taken for JMU Technology & Design by Rachel Crowe. All rights reserved. No usage without permission.

A general greetings card made using an Artchix collage image and Catslife Press sentiment stamp.

 

I blogged more about them for the Scattered Scarlet blog here.

"What I Hope for You"

by Shaela Odd

 

Album: Fancy Pants 8x8 Mixed Media Bracket Book

Cardstock: Bazzill

Paper & Transparencies: Fancy Pants "Delight"

Stamps: Fancy Pants "Delight"

Ink: Colorbox

Flowers: Bazzill

Stickers: American Crafts Thickers

Brads: American Crafts

Journal blocks: Fancy Pants 5x8 Notebook Journal "Delight"

Adhesive: Glue Glider Pro, Pioneer Embellishment Gluestick (for felt)

Embroidery floss: DMC

White Paint Pen: Sharpie

Buttons, ribbon: craft supply

 

* Create a scalloped edge by using your corner rounder without the paper guide.

* Stitching by hand and machine.

 

Taken for JMU Technology & Design by Rachel Crowe. All rights reserved. No usage without permission.

Home 12x12 layout by Tina Walker, LBD Kit Club Designer. This layout was created using the Little Black Dress Kit Club February Kit called "Life's A Game."

"What I Hope for You"

by Shaela Odd

 

Album: Fancy Pants 8x8 Mixed Media Bracket Book

Cardstock: Bazzill

Paper & Transparencies: Fancy Pants "Delight"

Stamps: Fancy Pants "Delight"

Ink: Colorbox

Flowers: Bazzill

Stickers: American Crafts Thickers

Brads: American Crafts

Journal blocks: Fancy Pants 5x8 Notebook Journal "Delight"

Adhesive: Glue Glider Pro, Pioneer Embellishment Gluestick (for felt)

Embroidery floss: DMC

White Paint Pen: Sharpie

Buttons, ribbon: craft supply

 

* Create a scalloped edge by using your corner rounder without the paper guide.

* Stitching by hand and machine.

 

Patterned Paper Used: American Crafts, Basic Grey

Chipboard: Riff Raff

Stickles: Ranger

Glossy Accents: Ranger

Alphas: American Crafts

DT work for Scrap, Etc. (www.scrapetc.com)

 

Easter 12x12 layout by Valerie O'Neal, LBD Kit Club Designer. This layout was created using the Little Black Dress Kit Club January Kit called "Devious Romance." CLOSEUP

In the photo you see my sisters daughter Roos, ready for Winter Wonderland :-)

 

Supplies:

 

Paper: Bazill Cardstock

Stamps: Lawn Fawn - Quinns ABC, Critters in the snow, Making frosty friends

Colormedium: Copics

And: stickles & glossy accents

 

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Mercedes-Benz C 111 Experimentalfahrzeug (1969). Das Mercedes-Benz Designteam des C 111 um Josef Gallitzendörfer (am Fahrzeug) bei der Formentwicklung der ersten Variante des Experimentalfahrzeugs im Jahr 1969.

 

Mercedes-Benz C 111 experimental vehicle (1969). The Mercedes-Benz design team for the C 111 headed by Josef Gallitzendörfer (next to the vehicle) developing the shape for the first variant of the experimental vehicle in 1969.

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