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Showing posts with label lawn fawn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lawn fawn. Show all posts
Friday, January 18, 2013
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Hello Friend...just Cruisin' by...
Hello and Happy Weekend!
I am enjoying a rare Saturday where I DON'T have to work :-)
Today's cards are a mash-up between 2 of my favorite stamp companies...
The sentiment and border strip are from PTI while that adorable bicycle is from Lawn Fawn.
I am hoping to be "uber" productive this weekend... we will see how that pans out!
-Kristen
I am enjoying a rare Saturday where I DON'T have to work :-)
Today's cards are a mash-up between 2 of my favorite stamp companies...
The sentiment and border strip are from PTI while that adorable bicycle is from Lawn Fawn.
I am hoping to be "uber" productive this weekend... we will see how that pans out!
-Kristen
Saturday, December 31, 2011
2011 in Review
I am joining in the fun with everyone else, and flashing back over the past year to bring you my favorite projects for the last year -
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Labels:
2011,
graphic 45,
lawn fawn,
papertrey ink,
year in review
Friday, November 18, 2011
Happy Thanksgiving!
Gobble Gobble :-)
Just wanted to share a decorative tile that I made for Thanksgiving.
I used a limestone tile in 4x4 size (a box of 9 is $5 at Lowe's). Limestone tile is porous so the ink sinks into it a bit, rather than floating on top like a ceramic tile would.
I stamped the pumpkin and the sentiment using Black Staz-On ink. I colored the pumpkin using my Copics - carefully - since the ink is Staz-on, Copics don't get along very well!
Next, I used Crafty Power Tape to frame out my image. I shook on a little cinnamon colored glitter and the tape holds it perfectly!
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
-Kristen
Just wanted to share a decorative tile that I made for Thanksgiving.
I used a limestone tile in 4x4 size (a box of 9 is $5 at Lowe's). Limestone tile is porous so the ink sinks into it a bit, rather than floating on top like a ceramic tile would.
I stamped the pumpkin and the sentiment using Black Staz-On ink. I colored the pumpkin using my Copics - carefully - since the ink is Staz-on, Copics don't get along very well!
Next, I used Crafty Power Tape to frame out my image. I shook on a little cinnamon colored glitter and the tape holds it perfectly!
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
-Kristen
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Inspiration Showcase - Day 1 Card
Hello :-)
I am participating in an online class by Jennifer McGuire called Inspiration Showcase. So far it has been chock-full of great information. Our first day was all about resist techniques - and I will be the first to admit, this is something I have NOT used before. I think it's growing on me!
For my card, I embossed the Mehndi medallion stamp onto the ghost, and then inked the rest of him in Peeled Paint ink.
I then added a button, twine and tiny tag to finish it off -
I am very happy so far with all the information in this class - I learned a lot about resist - even though I chose the simplest of techniques to work with here!
I am participating in an online class by Jennifer McGuire called Inspiration Showcase. So far it has been chock-full of great information. Our first day was all about resist techniques - and I will be the first to admit, this is something I have NOT used before. I think it's growing on me!
For my card, I embossed the Mehndi medallion stamp onto the ghost, and then inked the rest of him in Peeled Paint ink.
I then added a button, twine and tiny tag to finish it off -
I am very happy so far with all the information in this class - I learned a lot about resist - even though I chose the simplest of techniques to work with here!
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Cornucopia of Thanks!
What a weekend! Its the middle of September, and I really thought the weather was going to be cooler from now on... alas, I had to turn the A/C back on today! (not happy!) But I noticed that the weather outlook for the rest of the week looks MUCH better... which is good, because I am in the mood for FALL!
I couldn't wait to pull out my Lawn Fawn Stamps that I bought LAST fall and put them to good use! I was really excited to use the cornucopia stamp - now that I have amassed a few more Copics and can really try to color it! This is one of my first attempts at coloring - but it was pretty fun - even if it was daunting!
Hope everyone had a great weekend!
I couldn't wait to pull out my Lawn Fawn Stamps that I bought LAST fall and put them to good use! I was really excited to use the cornucopia stamp - now that I have amassed a few more Copics and can really try to color it! This is one of my first attempts at coloring - but it was pretty fun - even if it was daunting!
Hope everyone had a great weekend!
Labels:
autumn,
copics,
fall,
harvest season,
lawn fawn,
oted,
spellbinders
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
A Little Message for You....
Today's quick post is my entry for this week's Lawnscaping Challenge and the Paper Piecing Challenge in the Moxie Fab World :-)
Thanks for stopping by!
-Kristen :-)
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