I made her this little gift bag to hold a very special gift :-)
Thanks for stopping by!
-Kristen
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Saturday, February 4, 2012
Happy Birthday, MOM!
February 1st was my mom's birthday (HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOM!)
I made her this little gift bag to hold a very special gift :-)
I made her this little gift bag to hold a very special gift :-)
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Make your own Halloween Luminary!
Hello!
Halloween is right around the corner and I am starting to drag out my decorations :-)
Some of my decorations are store-bought - but some of them are handmade... today I am sharing a do-it yourself luminary idea. Just slip a battery-operated tea light inside and you are good to go!
I have a quick tutorial on how to make this adapted version of a 2-5-7-10 bag over at the Crafty Power Blog (Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L) - stop by if you are interested in seeing more :-)
Thanks!
Kristen
Halloween is right around the corner and I am starting to drag out my decorations :-)
Some of my decorations are store-bought - but some of them are handmade... today I am sharing a do-it yourself luminary idea. Just slip a battery-operated tea light inside and you are good to go!
I have a quick tutorial on how to make this adapted version of a 2-5-7-10 bag over at the Crafty Power Blog (Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L) - stop by if you are interested in seeing more :-)
Thanks!
Kristen
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
CASEing a Christmas Card...
Hello!
Today I am sharing a card I made which is a CASE of THIS card by Nichole Heady. As soon as I saw it, I KNEW I had to CASE it! I have loved that Mat Stack die since the day I bought it, and I love finding different ways to use it!
I am not *quite* ready to start my Christmas cards, so I used Harvest Berries instead. I stamped the leaf image in versa mark onto Ocean Tides cardstock. I also stamped the leaf image using Forest Moss onto the Mat stack. The berries were added with Weathered Wood, and the sentiment was added in Fountain Pen using a sentiment from Tiny Tags. I finished it off by inking the edges of the mat stack with Tea Dye and tying on some PTI twine.
Thanks for stopping by!
Today I am sharing a card I made which is a CASE of THIS card by Nichole Heady. As soon as I saw it, I KNEW I had to CASE it! I have loved that Mat Stack die since the day I bought it, and I love finding different ways to use it!
I am not *quite* ready to start my Christmas cards, so I used Harvest Berries instead. I stamped the leaf image in versa mark onto Ocean Tides cardstock. I also stamped the leaf image using Forest Moss onto the Mat stack. The berries were added with Weathered Wood, and the sentiment was added in Fountain Pen using a sentiment from Tiny Tags. I finished it off by inking the edges of the mat stack with Tea Dye and tying on some PTI twine.
Thanks for stopping by!
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!
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