Supplies (all CTMH unless otherwise noted): Topstitch Workshop on the Go Basic Kit, Field Trip alphabet stamp set, Dimensional Elements – Hearts, Sparkles, inks, and Cricut cartridge.
Layout Challenge: #19/20 of 210
These are the layouts for the Topstitch Workshop. If you are local and would like to attend, please contact me by February 19, 2010 to place your order. Pages will be completed on March 26.
Products used: Basic Grey Aged & Confused Phresh & Phunky papers, unknown ribbons and buttons.
Challenges:
Creative Scrappers Sketch #85
Tuesday Morning Sketches – Buttons & Bows
2010 Layout Challenge: #17 of 210
It looks like I missed the deadline for the buttons & bows challenge but it was part of my inspiration for this page and I don’t think it would have turned out as well if I had taken a different route.
Products used: Scrapbooking Supplies Fall Fun Collection Embellishments (3D stickers & rubons), circle, scallop, and bracket cut from Cricut cartridges Graphically Speaking & Plantin Schoolbook. All other products unknown.
Based on ScrapSketch #169.
Now I know it’s not Christmastime yet but it will be here before we know it! Here is a fun and quick banner that you can make to hang over your mantle or anywhere else in your house. We made this at the CTMH Convention and it is super cute. We used the My Originals Around the Holidays Card Kit. We used the new Posterboard Alphabet for the letters but you could use any alphabet. The sparkles add a nice touch. You can also change it to any six letter word, or a shorter word, or add a decorative piece on the end. If you wanted to add a little more to it, you could decorate the back in fall colors and embellishments and you’d have a reversible banner. One word you could use for this would be ‘Thanks’. Below are some closeups of the individual card pieces.
…we all scream for ice cream! I didn’t have a diecut or any kind of ice cream stamps so I had to improvize for this card. Sometimes that works and other times it doesn’t. This was one of those time when what I thought in my head was actually how it turned out! I distressed the edges of the blue with my CTMH Distresser. I used Liquid Applique to add dimension to the ice cream and embossed and sanded the lines on the cone. The blue button was a bit bright and took away from the ice cream cone so I added a yellow button sticker to the top to tone it down.
Products used: KI Memories paper, Basic Grey pearls, Liquid Applique, Funky Flower stickers by Pebbles, Inc. (button sticker), unknown ribbon and button.
Challenges:
Midnight Madness Week #14 – sketch
365 Cards – Tuesday Trio
Cupcake Craft Challenge - something sweet
KS Crew Challenge #16 – decorate your corners
DieCut Dreams Challenge #10 – I scream for ice cream
Use Your Stash – paper piecing
