Happy Wednesday!! It's time for another challenge from The House That Stamps. This week is a Designer's Choice Challenge and Shirley has chosen: Going Green. You can make anything you want as long as you use the color green.
Wednesday, March 3, 2021
Tulips galore
Monday, March 1, 2021
Otterly Good
A new month has arrived and that means a new challenge from the Love To Scrap Challenge Blog. This month's challenge is Anything Goes.
Wednesday, February 24, 2021
A little argyle
Happy Wednesday!! It's time for another challenge from The House That Stamps Built and this week it is a fan favorite: Anything Goes!! And here is the card I created for your inspiration:
In need of a masculine birthday card, I decided to have a little fun with the "2in Diamond Silhouette" and a ruler. I created my own argyle pattern with the diamond image. I stamped them in a row, using my mini MISTI to stamp them as many times as needed to get a nice full impression. Then I used my ruler and a red sharpie to add the details. Then I die cut the panel with a stitched rectangle and stamped the sentiment. I finished it off with a ribbon from my stash and added a star brad for just a little bling. Mounted it on a red card base and called it done.Thanks for stopping by! I hope you will hop over to the House blog to see the rest of the DT's creations and then get inky and play along with us. And if you need any of the stamps I used, check out my 10% off your ENTIRE order coupon code over in my left sidebar.
Supplies:
Stamps: Repeat Impressions "2in. Diamond Silhouette" and "Birthday"
Challenges:
Saturday, February 20, 2021
Daffodil Bear
It's Saturday!! That means it's time for another challenge from Di's Digi Designs.
And here is my card for your inspiration:
Friday, February 19, 2021
Flower birthday
This is a card I made a couple weeks ago for a woman at our church. I had the flower panel sitting in my "this didn't work on the card I had planned" pile. It's a little tiny bit blurry as I stamped it colored it and tried to restamp it again with my mini MISTI. Unfortunately, I had trimmed the bottom of the panel already and the stamp didn't line up anymore. I thought I had aligned it perfectly, but I guess I was off a little tiny bit. It didn't work for the card I was making at the time, but it does have a little bit of an artsy vibe, so I knew it could be used at a different time. This was that time.
A little patterned paper, scalloped die cut, a bit of ribbon and a sentiment finished it off perfectly!Supplies:
Oh Boy!
I made these a while back and haven't had a chance to post them. It was for a bridal shower for a woman at our church. These are the invitations; they were all the same style, but I had 4 different patterned papers. I pulled out an OLD SU! called "By Ones and Twos" that I got when I was pregnant with my twins 12 years ago! It has a lot of twin themed sentiments, but it also has this adorable onsie which you can personalize with several different little baby related icons. I chose to just use the onsie outline and I stamped it on the same paper as the base of each card. I started by stamping the image directly onto the white panel so I would have the clothes hanger portion, then I stamped and fussy cut the image from the patterned paper and adhered it over the image on the panel. It worked out perfectly. Then I added a sweet little boy sentiment underneath.
On this one, I ended up stamping the onsie on the paper in the opposite direction of how it is oriented on the background; I think it adds a fun look.
This is another fun design, just with different colors from the one that is my favorite. You can really see the nice piercing detail on the white panel.
And the last one uses a fun paper that has a lot of sentiments that are little boy related. Another super cute one.
The last picture shows the little cupcake toppers I made for the cupcakes. Really easy but super cute. My sister die cut the stars for me and then I stamped them with the sentiment. It needed a little something else and I was looking at adding a copper glittery star on it somehow when my sister pointed out it would be really cute to put a tiny one in the center of the "O". She was absolutely right and the little copper glittery star was the perfect embellishment! Then we hot glued them to popsicle sticks and stuck them in the cupcakes.
Thursday, February 18, 2021
Milk and cookies
So, all month I've been working on creating my Valentine's Day cards using a one-sheet wonder template. You can see my other cards, here, here, and here. These are my last two. (I think there is supposed to be one more, but somehow I lost the last piece of patterned paper.)












