Sunday, November 18, 2012
Matching card - In the Stars
Would you believe it if I said that my nearly 4 year old helped out with this one! Usually I stamp when he isn't about as he likes to try everything. This card was needed that day for a birthday and we had time so why not. I used the paper that we wrapped the gift in as inspiration, colour and all. The embossing folder is a recent purchase and added a bit of depth. We had fun racing the stitching around the edge with a heavy foot to start. The little details came together bit by bit. I cut and he said where to put things. A great joint effort.
Colours: white, pacific point, wild wasabi
Stamps: in the stars (SU)
Finishing touches: solid stars embossing folder (craft concepts), stitching, white embossing powder, star punches (unknown), rhinestones, denim bakers twine (the twinery)
Labels:
boys,
cards,
cuttlebug,
inspiration,
stampin up,
stitching
Stamp Club November - Christmas ribbon wreath
The challenge for this month was to create a 3D project that you could put a gift into. After a busy week I almost wasn't going to complete the challenge but was inspired by a card by Lyn at The Mango Boys and Me, with the link to create your own christmas wreath from a ribbon. The new in colour ribbons from Stampin Up looked great. As the main focus was on the wreath I found a simple fold it box to put it together with. Without much in the way of Christmas papers I decided to go vintage and used a piece from the Salebration set - Everyday Enchantment. Pleased with how it turned out.
Colours: cherry cobbler, gumball green, very vanilla, early espresso
Stamps: snow swirled (SU)
Finishing touches: gumball green stitched ribbon, maraschino bakers twine (the twinery), everyday enchantment DSP (SU)
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Determined to Finish my Album
Finally a chance to get back to the album that I have been working on. While I love the photos and telling the stories the album has been giving me challenges because the pages are stuck in and not easy to scrap on (or photograph). So I am keeping it simple. I added the torn paper and the newspaper look to reflect the story. This page is the start of 4 or 5 more that I have also started. I decided to go for starting the basic layout and then I will go back and add the detail and the journalling. I have had a good clean out of my stash and using the kits I put together it is working well. I press on. When I am done I will be sorting through photos and printing them ready for a new way to scrap.
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