Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Give Thanks - A New Card Challenge
I *love* Fresh Squeezed Stamps and I *love* card challenges. I think you know what I'm leading up to....
There is a card challenge going on over at City Crafter Challenge Blog. I'm submitting this card for their Week 181-Give Thanks challenge. The sponsor for the challenge is Fresh Squeezed Stamps.
Supplies Used:
Card stock - Bazzill Basics Paper
Embossing folder - Cuttlebug (Swiss Dots)
Sentiment - Fresh Squeezed Stamps Subway Series Holidays
Give Thanks Ribbon - The Paper Studio
Now, how about you??? Why not get your craft on and enter this card challenge too!
Sunday, November 11, 2012
So Thankful
The theme for the Word Art Wednesday challenge this week is "Give Thanks". Here is the card I will be entering in the challenge
Supplies used:
green and orange cardstock - Bazzill Basics and Stampin' Up
November paper (discontinued) - Creative Cafe
sentiment - Graphic 45 "Place in Time" collection
green ribbon - personal stash
I've also been working on Christmas cards and hope to start posting some soon!
Supplies used:
green and orange cardstock - Bazzill Basics and Stampin' Up
November paper (discontinued) - Creative Cafe
sentiment - Graphic 45 "Place in Time" collection
green ribbon - personal stash
I've also been working on Christmas cards and hope to start posting some soon!
Monday, November 5, 2012
Playing with New Stamps!
There's a new rubber stamp company called Fresh Squeezed Stamps. I recently ordered two of their stamp sets, Happy Hexagons and Subway Series: Holidays. Last week I finally got around to using the stamps to make some cards.
First, I started with the Happy Hexagon stamp set. Seems like hexagons are "big stuff" in papercrafting these days. When I saw the Happy Hexagon stamp set (which has 10 different hexagon stamps and 4 sentiments), I knew that I could come up with lots of different designs for cardmaking.
If you are familiar with quilt patterns, you know that the Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt is made piecing hexagon-shaped fabric pieces together. I started stamping a piece of white card stock with good intentions of making a Grandmother's Flower Garden design for my card front. I kinda got carried away and covered the entire card front in hexagons. Here is what I ended up with.........
First, I started with the Happy Hexagon stamp set. Seems like hexagons are "big stuff" in papercrafting these days. When I saw the Happy Hexagon stamp set (which has 10 different hexagon stamps and 4 sentiments), I knew that I could come up with lots of different designs for cardmaking.
If you are familiar with quilt patterns, you know that the Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt is made piecing hexagon-shaped fabric pieces together. I started stamping a piece of white card stock with good intentions of making a Grandmother's Flower Garden design for my card front. I kinda got carried away and covered the entire card front in hexagons. Here is what I ended up with.........
The white cardstock was going to be mounted on blue cardstock so I started stamping the hexagons in blue. The blue cardstock was then going to be mounted on a red card so.......halfway thru stamping, I decided to stamp one hexagon in red to match the red cardstock. A sentiment from PTI Framed stamp set was added to the front of the card using foam squares for dimension. Since making the card shown above, I made two similar cards but I stamped a separate red hexagon on a scrap piece of white cardstock, cut it out and adhered to the card front using foam squares. This really makes the red hexagon "pop"!
The next card pictured was made using the Subway Series:Holidays stamp set. The left hand side of the card is (discontinued) paper from Creative Cafe. The Thanksgiving Subway stamp was used on the right hand side. I stamped the image on orange cardstock using orange ink. A green ribbon and green buttons (with orange/white twine) were added as embellishments. Everything was adhered to green cardstock.
Time to get your craft on and make some holiday cards!!!!
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
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