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For this I used the bird diecuts of Hero Arts from last monday. The background of the upper part is made with S5101 Raindrop Background. The lower part of the background is made with S5129 Scattered Flowers. The branches I cut myself and the leaves are from CL298 Scattered Leaves. I used one of the leaves and cut them smaller. The reason for this card is that we have a pair of blackbirds in our backyard having a nest with young blackbirds in it. I can already hear them when I stand right under it.
A Christmas scene using kraft card and embossing folder, die and stencil from SSS. It was hard to photograph but is very shimmery and sparkly, Blogged here
For the Diecuts challenge.
HA stamps:
DB Clouds
DB Modern Lines
CD Sending Happy Thoughts
Green Gemstones
Dies used:
QuicKutz flowers (RS-0349)
QuicKutz Nesting Flowers (CC-Flowers-01)
QuicKutz Goosebumpz embossing folder (QGB003P) on the frog
"S. C. Lord, dealer in meats, vegetables, & produce of every kind. All fruits in their season."
This Victorian-era die-cut advertising trade card has apparently been trimmed down and probably originally included an address of "8 Cranston St., Providence, R.I., opposite Hoyle Hotel." For a complete orange-colored copy, see the S. C. Lord card in Richard D. Sheaff's amazing collection of Diecuts.
"Electricity in a Bottle. Cures catarrh, hay fever, headache, asthma, neuralgia. Price, $1.00. The West Electric Cure Co., Chicago, Ills."
A die-cut advertising trade card for an electrifying patent medicine.
Originally posted on Ipernity: Electricity in a Bottle.
I made these tags using the newly released I Knead You stamp set by MFT.
Visit my blog for more info.
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Layering lots of new Diecember dies - flowers, hearts and sentiment!
More photos and details on my blog:
limedoodledesign.com/2015/12/layering-diecuts/
Thanks for looking.
Debby
On back of card:
A paradise for tourists, California contains a land area of 156,803 sq. mi., with every contrasting extreme of topography and climate to be found in U.S., with highest (Mt. Whitney) and lowest (Death Valley) points in U.S. Capital, Sacramento; population, nearly 11,000,000. Leads world in production of motion pictures. rich in production of petroleum, mineral products and cotton; furnishes bulk of nation's supply of farm produce. Second largest state in Union.
Published by E.F. Clements, San Francisco, Calif.
Lithografie geklebt auf filigran geprägtem Karton.Verlag O. S. & S. Berlin, mit sehr keinem Etikett in Französisch auf der Rückseite.
Vintage German Christmas die cut. Embossed print sheet. Found at an estate sale in Los Angeles. Scanned on an Epson XP-7100 at 600 dpi.
Lots of layers is the challenge at Virginia's View
Using Hero Arts background stamp and butterfly stamp and die. Butterfly layers inspired by Jennifer McGuire. Butterfly colours inspired by Betty Keefe. The background was stamped twice - once in Cracked Pistachio then again in Chipped Sapphire slightly off set. Background was popped up with dimensional tape.
Also entering into the Spring theme on the Simon Says Stamp page
Printed message modified to read:
"I am a big spoon, I confess,
But who this spoon is I leave you to guess."
Ernest Nistor, London. No. 126. Printed in Bavaria.
front: flic.kr/p/2ogmGJB
A 1946 paper calendar featuring a bucolic lakeside scene surrounded by a frame of butterflies and flowers.
Die cut lots of SSS Rina snowflakes in glittery card , I then cut the Ring Wreath and added to my card base before adding the snowflakes and gem stones!
Blogged here
Greetings from the World's Only Corn Palace
Mailed from Mitchell, South Dakota to Mr. Dave Callanan of St. Louis, Missouri on August 7, 1962:
Dear David & Janet,
We are having a very nice time here. We camped out last night. I thought I had a big fish but it got away. Steve
Dan Frigg Enterprises
Dexter Press
53427-B
CAPA-028500
The theme was ‘each one a different colour ‘ Good way to use all my scraps of paper for the backgrounds and doe cuts.
Had fun making this card for the Splatter It challenge at the Simon Says Flickr Group. Used the Li'l Gnome die. Blogged here
For the diecuts challenge. I used Spellbinders Nestabilities Labels One for the card base. Stamped it with DB Birthday stamp. Used the same die on the bright pink cardstock then ran the pink piece through with the large Cuttlebug Butterfly off centered. Punched out the small MS butterfly. Used white cardstock with the butterfly die and punch again and half attached them it the negative space left in the pink cardstock so that the stamp can be seen underneath. Added ribbon and pearls and called it done. :)
Made this card for the SSS Flickr challenge, the heart is made up of lots of SSS Spring Flowers, stamped , embossed and water coloured then die cut into this heart. More details on my blog
This art (minus the pink background,) is going to become a die-cut pin available from HECKLEWOOD.
Not sure on the sizing yet, when I have more details, I will FLICKR about it!
PS:
Happy October 1st!!!!
XO
"A-Corn Salve. Knocks the toe corn."
See also the back of this die-cut trade card: The A-Corn Salve Will Remove Corns and Bunions.
Card created for the HA "diecuts" challenge. I just had to join in on the fun...used the Noel diecut created with my Slice. I love the FaLaLa design card & MM papers...a must for Christmas! TFL!
Materials used:
Stamps: CL272 All Occasion Messages, S5101 Raindrop Background & S5218 Modern Lines
Ink: Ranger Distress Ink (Peeled Paint), StazOn Jet Black & ColorBox Frost White
Paper: Making Memories FaLaLa line, HA Kraft Notecard & AC Cardstock
Poinsettia & Leaves: HA CH161
Brad: N/A
Lace: Grandma B's stash
Noel diecut: Slice FaLaLa design card
Label diecut: Labels 1 from Nestabilities
Cuttlebug
Snow: Ranger Liquid Pearls
I created this card to give to my parents who will be celebrating 57 years of love and marriage on the 28th!
The diecuts came from 3 different Cricut cartridges:
Circle - George and Basic Shapes
Flower Blossoms - Walk in My Garden
2 Turtle Doves - Joys of the Season
The heart flourish and sentiment are from Hero Arts CL311 Valentine Flourishes. Other supplies used include: SU papers, MS border punch and American Crafts buttons (big score at Big Lots for $1/pkg!).
TFL!
Playing around with some of my new toys and loving it! I think all of these are going to be favourites!
And of course, everyone knows how much I love the screen shadow stamp- if only it was designblock size, I would be in stamping heaven : D
Hero Arts screen shadow, thank you flourishes, simple & basic alphabet, soft pool and soft apricot shadow inks.
Butterflies 2 and labels one Spellbinders dies.
Colored pencil on kraft card stock. Details on my blog www.paperartscafe.blogspot.com
Also shows inside of card on blog.