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Decorative scissors cutting copper cardstock that was left over from my Witches pic. 1st comment box below, shows the tiny numbers in action, so to speak. lol.. It's all less than 3 inches. HMM! :-)
The patterned metal fence around the down ramp at the Adelaide Parklands Terminal makes striking shadows in the late evening when the sun is angled low.
Newly organized drawer after I recieved 49 memo pads in the mail!! Die cut memos, used mini memos, used,large mini memos, sticker flake containers.
The die cut pattern on the metal fence casting an interesting shadow onto the under-platform tunnel at the Adelaide Parklands Terminal.
Crazy Tuesday: Made of wood
Die-cut wooden bird and musical notes against a blue placemat, jazzed (!) up with a little processing.
German Chocolate Cake
Music is one of my favorite parts of the Holiday's. That cake is kind of nice too !
I made this little card this morning using my Quickutz Rev-0051 flip flops and my pinked edge and regular circle nesstibilities and Hero Arts stamps!
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Got these in a pack at Wal Mart like 3 years ago,they're dated with the original print date and "Beistile Co"
I used the REV-0107 S by Quickutz for the carraige and Quickutz nested flower for the card base. The circle was cut with a nesstibility circle....
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i made this for a couple of challenges. i used some t!m holtz tissue tape on the card (the diecut border & the diecut flower). the sentiment is from verve
I just finished designing these frames today. They are great for framing pics, journaling, or another embellishment.
This is an alphabet poster for my nephew - I'll just need to frame it for him. The alphabet that I've used is Quickutz Chemistry. I used patterned scraps from my drawer. I've also used different HA animails that I coloured and cut out. We have three extra letters in Sweden ;)
Invitation for the The Final Showdown Exhibition and Party an awards show by AIGA New Mexico.
Designed by Brian Hurshman
Sparkplug Studio
Letterpress printed on Graphic Coverboard, Front in PMS Red 185 and PMS Blue 3145. Plus a transparent white ink was printed with a heavy 'bite' impression to create the wood grain effect. Bullet holes were drilled.
This Owl Card was created using the Hero arts stamps a long with the Nested flowers by quickutz and the Party hat is also a Quickutz die....
thanks for Looking!
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This card is for Donna! She gave me some yummy Jenni Bowlin's pp. I love the papers so much, thank you Donna! I used one of the text paper to create this card! Thank you for looking!!
My sweet husband went out and got me a Cuttlebug and some Nesties as an early birthday gift! So of course I had to try it out. :) This is double duty: for the HA diecuts challenge, as well as Kristina Werner's Color Inspiration #54.
I stamped the Screen Shadow in green, then white embossed the Heart Flourish on top. From the HA blog, I printed the bird template on the backside of blue cs and stamped Houndstooth on the front. Screen Shadow for the wing, stamped sentiment and added embellies. Thanks for looking!
HA stamps:
K5107 Screen Shadow
K5153 Heart Flourish
K5175 Houndstooth
C3016 Written Thank You! (2004)
Card created with a diecut card from Creative Cuts & More. Check out the new challenge at Caardvark's...create a baby or bridal shower card or altered item. See all details here.
Also blogged here. TFL!
Materials used:
Stamps: Hero Arts CL278 Great Flourishes; F5158 Heart Winged Butterfly & S5141 Four Leaf Grid
Ink: Ranger Distress Ink (Walnut Stain)
Paper: CC&M; HA Brown Notecard & Kraft Notecard & Cosmo Cricket
Bling: Hero Arts
My entry for this week's challenge. The design was inspired by Kristina Werner. See here: www.twopeasinabucket.com/pg.asp?cmd=display&layout_id...
I used the smallest butterfly die cut provided by HA blog.
S5216 Grid Pattern (also used butterfly)
LP128 Artistic windows (the woodgrain stamp was used for the bottom layer of butterfly)
Fiskars border punch, button, jute, PTI polka dots stamp, ribbin sticker,crystal stickles
CuttleBug and Nesties Label 1 die
Thanks for looking!:)
Here's a card I created for my dh's grandparent's wedding anniversary. I used Quickutz Daisy and Flourish die, hand cut the leaves and accented with HA soft green shadow ink and Old Letter Writing with a masking technique. There are additional pic in my photostream of the interior sentiment. TFL!
Postcard is NOT for trade.
Galena Summit (8701') separates two watersheds, the Big Wood to the south and this one, the Salmon, on the north.
The butterfly diecut is use template from HeroArts blog.
Supplies:
HA K5107
CL339
CL270 for the sentiment
Thanks for looking :)
Another small card for the diecuts challenge. The Thanks die is from a provocraft alphabet set. The ballons are also a small die from provocraft.
Sorry about the bad photo - will try to make a better one later today...
HA Stamps_
Clouds S5215, Dos & Flowers S5213.
Other Supplies:
kraft paper, twine, white embossing powder, versamark, glue dots, popdots, HA shadow ink soft stone, misc cs.
Diecuts:
Alphabet set from provocraft
Ballons from provocraft
Labels One from Spellbinders
My inspiration for this card was from a Papercraft essentials magazine. I have a lady in New Plymouth ( other end of the North Island to me) who I speak to on the phone every day for work....and I decided to send her this card.
The flowers are made by me- using the cuttlebug asterisk die. I put two different pieces of pattern paper together - off centring them and then added the green punched flower for the centre. I add a Blush coloured pearl to finish them off. The flourish is by Inkadinkadoo and the sentiment by Hero Arts CL129 Was a bit disappointed with the ink colour in the end... no quite bright enough,
See my photostream for some close ups of the flower and the butterfly
JoAnn's card; cardstock; INK: VersaColor, Versafine; unknown buttons; embroidery floss; K & Co scalloped border; Zig marker; pop dots; STAMPS: CL184, E3290, G3664
Special tools: Cuttlebug flower dies; sewing machine
There's this gigantic old burgundy 1970s car a few blocks from my house. Its parked on the street. It's massive. I keep meaning to photograph it but there's always cars close to it and they would wreck the shot. I feel a car this big needs space.
I ran by it yesterday and looked at it closer.
It has this sticker on the trunk.
I've lost my desire to shoot it now.