This card was just for fun, I used a Hambo stamp and my new sewing machine just for crafts - wasn't that hard after all. I also tried using glitter decoupage for the first time - it's a bit messy but not that bad for my first time.
The first Challenge at Really Reasonable Ribbon is to create a masculine project. I created two - my card Cowboy in training using string instead of ribbon - to look like a lasso.
This is a great reason to make a card - Stamped Art by Lisa is having a RAK Alert - Lisa's sister is sick and she wants anyone and everyone to send a card with Frogs on it to her sister. This is mine! The googlie eyes actually move so I thought that would cheer her up!
Directions: 1. Create a card that is funny and a frog if you have one! (NO get well cards please) Inside please include a note saying that you are a stamping friend of her sister Lisa's.
2. Mail your card to Jayme Clevenger 2826 Wilshire Woodward, OK 73801 USA
I entered this into Scrap It With A Song Challenge - Dance by Leann Womack. I choose to use just one word from the song - Wonder - my niece sleeping - I wonder what she is dreaming of as she was giggling and laughing and talking - even with the binkie in her mouth!
I am entering this card into Craft Creations Challenge #69 Use your favorite Bugaboo stamp! I just love this one as I must have eaten about 7000 lbs of chocolate last week!
Scrap It with A Song challenge this week is Sweet Child of Mine - here's my entry. Prima Flower, Clear Butterfly with K&Co paper, K&CO paper & borders.
I entered this into this week's challenge at Cupcake Craft Challenges. The task was to use only black and grey and one other color. I used DCWV black embossed paper, grey paper and a cute digi from a freebie on PCP and my favorite product STICKLES!
This is my niece as Raggety Ann for Halloween. I used Pink Paislee Captivating paper, White Blossom Glitter stickers for the title, Hambly Prints, Cosmo Crickett Garden Variety and Basic Grey border (top).
This is my niece over the years with her POP. She is sticking to him like glue! Basic Grey buttons, Prima Flower paper, Heidi Swap Bling, Pink Paislee Captivating paper, Pink Paislee Green Apple Glitter, Scenic Route paper (Green with Shakespeare writing).
Here is a page I created for Scrap it With A Song, this week's song is by Taylor Swift - A Love Story. So I naturally choose the opposite of what this song represents - I am searching for Love where others are scrappin about their weddings, etc., So I choose to use a picture of all the 'dating' websites and a really cute hunk I found on the web - not my pick in a man but sooo nice to look at! This challenge was really fun!
For this I used Creating Keepsakes rub-ons, a hunk photo, dew drops, Cosmo Cricket Paper: Cogsmo Bandwidth twist & Shout, DCWV textured paper, Cloud 9 Rain Dots, Bo Bunny Jan Lanoy Splender Deco paper.
I entered this competition at Paper Craft Planet's Group for Scrappy Sunday Challenge . It is four pages either digital or paper and so much fun! These are pics from my niece's 3rd birthday party.
I went to a crop this weekend for the 1st time with this meetup group and had a great time! I only created like 6 pages and 3 little chipboard projects.
This is the first project - I was going to make a banner for my niece but decided they look so much better as mini kites!
I entered this project into the Spring Flowers challenge at What's the Scoop at Paper Popsicles Moosetrack Mondays. I used Basic Grey Ribbon Mellow, hand rolled paper flowers, Mark Richards metals and cut the stems from 'scrap' paper and the chipboard is from a box project from Anna Griffin that I never used - went through my stash last night and found it!! I will make another chipboard project later in the week with them!!
I am entering this card in the Whimsie Doodle Anniversary Blog Challenge. I used Asian inspired papers, DCWV, Martha Stewart Inks, dew drops, Whimsie Digi - Geisha, and the saying in Japanese is "How are you doing?" Ika ga osugoshi desu ka? I loved my trip to Japan and possibly going on business next month so I'm looking forward to the beautiful country and the serene atmosphere I found there. I was going to put more on the card but I didn't want too much as Japanese Scrapbooking is very simple, clean and just amazing. I went to several stores while traveling the country and found such amazing works of art. Here is a site in Japanese that I often follow: http://kodomonokao.weblogs.jp/news_/