Showing posts with label glitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glitter. Show all posts

Friday, November 13, 2015

Winter Wonderland

Hello Everyone,
WOW, Tuesday nite was the monthly get together for the stamping club of which I am a member, and the time flies by between meetings. Well each month we are given a challenge, We are given something to use in making a card or some other project.

We were given this:


Its a card that folds into a 5X5 square with half circles on each of the edges of the square.

I decided to make this a winter wonderland themed card.

Let me share some more pics.


First I cut circles using blue CS, and cut those in half and ran them thru an embossing folder that has snowflakes on it. I attached the half circles on both sides of the half circle card flaps. You will notice that I made a belly band and added 2 white punched snowflakes. That belly band holds the card closed.


 Sliding the belly band off allows the card to be opened .........


to reveal a darling snowman. I used a beautiful die - Snow Corner, placing two of them in opposite corners.

I added a snowman and just added a bit of color to his scarf. Then the sentiment gets added and lastly I used a glue pen to add glittery falling snowflakes, a snowbank and some highlights to the snowman.

Notice those embossed half circles are on the inside of the card as well as the outside. 

SUPPLIES USED ON MY PROJECT
Stamps:  Great Impressions - H188 - Snowman Fun
Paper/Card Stock
: Blue CS, White CS
Ink: Black India Ink, Purple, Spectrum Noir.
Dies/Punches Used: Wild Rose Studio - Snow Corner , MS  1.25" Medium Alpine Snowflake Punch, Spellbinders Grand Circles. Accucut, Petal Card
Accessories: Glitter, Glue Pen, Embossing folder Sizzix Tim Holtz Alterations - 656944- Snowflake

I am submitting my card in the following challenges:



  • Crafting for all Seasons - #114  Embossing  (#25)
  • Crafting By Designs -   Frosty Snowman (#10)
  • Creative Moments - #80 Always Anything Goes  (#44)
  • Inspiration Destination - #59 Always Anything Goes (#71)
  • The Crafty Addicts #4 - Anything Goes/ Use A Die Cut (#109)
  • 2 Creative Chicks Anything Goes (#117)
  • Country View Crafts' Challenge #33 The Colour Blue (#53)
  • Crafts Galore Encore Use a stamp or digi + DT call (#128)
  • Creative Craft Cottages Challenges #51 Anything Goes (#71)
  • Cute as a Button #16 Winter (#25)
  • Natalie and Amy's Challenge (M,P30) #38 Winter Scenes (#64)
  • One Crazy Stamper Christmas/Winter (#31)
  • Sunsational Stamps (M, P last day of M, E3) Anything Goes with Glitter (#5)
  • The Sisters of Craft (M,P1) Anything Goes
  • World Wide Open Design Team Challenge Anything Goes
  • Your Scrapbook Place (M,P1,E3) Anything Goes ($46)

  • Thanks for stopping in today, I will be back soon with another project.





    Saturday, February 28, 2015

    My March Project at Mema's Crafts

    Hi Everyone
    Do you believe it, we are rolling right into March. Hope that means warmer weather.

    This month at Mema's Crafts the sponsor is - Kenny K. There are a whole host of digital images on his site, Click here to take a peek.

    I decided upon a cute little fish digital for my March project. After much thought and changing my mind a few times as to what I wanted to do, I decided on a "card in a box".

    Let me share this with you.



    Please click here for more pictures and additional information on this card.

    Tuesday, December 2, 2014

    Merry Christmas

    Hi Everyone,

    Well, today is the 1st Tuesday of the month and that means it's my turn to post at Craft-Dee BowZ. This month's theme is Christmas/Holidays.

    Here is the card I made for this month's theme.

    My Santa stamp is so old but my most favorite Santa stamp ever. I added stickers for the ornaments, the sentiment and the pine bough. For the background panel I used a sheet of paper that depicts images of Santa. Those images are about the size of a postage stamp. I used vellum to tone that paper down since I wanted my stamped Santa to be the focal point.

    I glittered the ornaments and colored the pine bough with an alcohol marker.

    The bow is a multi loop green sheer organza ribbon. I love working with that type of ribbon. It makes the best bows.

    Here is a closer view of the bow.

    Reminder - Please set aside a few minutes to join us in out blog hop. The hop starts tomorrow nite at 10:00 p.m. ET and ends Saturday at noon.

    Leaving a comment at the Craft-Dee BowZ and on the design team members individual posts will make you eligible to win the prize of the Craft-Dee BowZ tool.

    Hope to see you at the hop.

    SUPPLIES USED ON MY PROJECT
    Stamps:  Old stamp of Santa - No longer available 
    Paper/Card Stock
    : Red CS, Vellum, DP
    Ink: Distress Inks - Vintage Photo
    Dies Used: Peace - Poppy Stamps Die
    Accessories
    Ribbon, Glitter, Quickie Glue Pen, Outline Stickers, Spectrum Noir markers, Craft-Dee BowZ  tool, dimensional foam

    I am submitting my card to the following challenges:

    Thanks for stopping in, see you soon



    Saturday, November 15, 2014

    Happy Holidays

    Hi Everyone

    Welcome to all my new followers. So glad to see you all.

    Today, I am back with another Christmas card creation to help with some inspiration for you.

    This card was so fun to design. On my white panel, I used glitter to cover the double sided tape that I attached diagonally. You could get the same effect with a tape runner as well.Hope you try it.


    That scalloped three sided frame was made by using a die from the Dienamics Blueprints 14 set. Those die sets are so fun to use and really let your creative juices run wild. 

    SUPPLIES USED ON MY PROJECT
    Stamps: Inky Antics - Filled with Joy
    Paper/Card Stock
    : Red CS, White CS, Vellum
    Ink: Memento - Rhubarb Stalk
    Dies Used:My Favorite Things - Dienamics Blueprints 14
    Accessories
    Ribbon, glitter, Spectrum Noir

    I am submitting my made in the following challenges:

    Thanks for stopping by today. Have a great week


    Monday, October 20, 2014

    Season's Greetings

    Hello Everyone,

    Are you getting ready for Halloween?? I still need to stock up on candy for the Trick or Treaters. I wish there was candy out there that I didn't like. LOL Oh well!!

    Saturday was my monthly Card Shop class at Simply Said Rubber Stamps in Loveland Ohio, and this is one of the cards the ladies made.




    Everyone is preparing for Christmas aren't they, well aren't they?? OK, as soon as Halloween and Thanksgiving is over with.


    SUPPLIES USED ON MY PROJECT
    Stamps:  DRS (Pinecone) JustRite Christmas Wreath (Sentiment)
    Paper/Card Green CS, Vellum, Med. Green, White CS, DP
    Ink:Distress Ink Pads and Markers - Pine Neeedles, Antique Linen, Walnut Stain
    Dies Used: Sizzix - Tim Holtz Alterations - Pine Tree
    Accessories
    dimensional foam, Glitter, Quickie Glue Pen 

    This card is being submitted to the following challenges:


    See you soon, hope everyone has a great week.




    Thursday, October 16, 2014

    Wishing on a Star

    Hello Everyone,

    Hope your week is going well. I am finishing up on a class I am giving this Saturday at Simply Said Rubber Stamps in Loveland Ohio.

    This card is one from a prior class and uses the die set from My Favorite Things DieNamics Blueprints sets. Those sets are a wonderful tool to have on hand since they have so many dies in each set. You have a lot of designs that can be made from each set and if you own a few sets the designs really become endless.

    Todays card uses set # 4. 


    I used glitter paper for the big stars. The center stars were made using an EK Success border punch and I added glitter to the stars panel  to follow that theme. I used those punched out stars over to the side on the card to balance it out. 


    SUPPLIES USED ON MY PROJECT
    Stamp - (Unknown Mfg)
    Paper/Card Stock: Blue CS,White CS, DP, Glitter Paper
    Ink: Fresco Blue Grotto
    Dies Used: MFT Die-Namics Blueprints 4, ek Success Star Border punch
    Accessories: Glitter, Embossing Folder


    I am entering this card in the following challenges:
    Thanks for stopping in today I will be back soon with another card design.



    Sunday, October 12, 2014

    Hello

    Hello Everyone,

    Happy Sunday to you!!

    Don't you just love to get cards!! I know I do.   Well here is a card that will brighten anyone's day!!
    This card is a quick and easy one to get together and send. One die set, 2 punches, a embossing folder, a few buttons, designer papers and some glitter and glue and you are all set.This can come together in about 10 minutes. Like I said, quick and easy.


    SUPPLIES USED ON MY PROJECT
    Stamps:  NONE
    Paper/Card Stock
    : DP, Dark Green, Med. Green, Corrugated Paper
    Ink: None
    Dies/Punches Used: My Favorite Things Die-namics Blueprints 7, EK Success Punches-Gardenia Large, Gardenia Classic
    Accessories: Glitter, Glue, Embossing Folder, Buttons

    I am entering this card in the following challenges:

    Have a haunting week, I'll be back soon



    Monday, September 8, 2014

    Have a Wonderful Christmas

    Hello Everyone,
    Hope you are having a wonderful week so far. The card I am sharing today is another card from my Card Shop card class held in August.

    This card design is known as a Double Dutch card. And this design is super easy to make.

    I thought the design would  make the cutest Christmas card. I know, I know we just entered September and I am already doing Christmas cards. Well the holiday season will be here before we know it.

    Here is the card closed
    Here is the card opened (2 views)



    This is a fun card to make and to send.Closed this is an A-2 card size.

    Here are the dimensions to cut:
    Main card piece - 9" X 4 3/16"  score @ 5 1/2"
    Gate fold piece 2" X 8 1/2"  Score @ 2 1/8" and 6 3/8"
    Top panel 4" X 3 1/4"
    Gate Fold Panels - 1 7/8" X 1 3/4"
    Inside panel - 5 1/4" X 4"
    The gate fold piece attaches on the back side of the card at the bottom and then wraps to the front and folds.
    Add the panels and decorate.

      Try this unique shape card. I think you will like it.

    SUPPLIES USED ON MY PROJECT
    Stamps:Heartfelt Creations Bright Christmas Sentiment ;Snowman - WhipperSnapper Designs - Stanley 
    Paper/Card Stock
    : Blue CS, White CS, DP's
    Ink: Memories - Black, Memento - Grape Jelly
    Dies Used: Spellbinders Circle die
    Accessories:Glitter, MS snowflake punch, doily, markers, Glue Pen

    I am submitting this card to the following challenges:


    Have a great week. See you soon,


    Thursday, July 24, 2014

    Merry Christmas to All

    Hello Everyone,
    I know, I have been missing in action for a while and I am so sorry. I have been really busy and the time just slipped away.

    Let me show you a card  I just made using a new die from Memory Box. It's not a fancy card because
    I decided to just emboss the image into the card stock instead of cutting it out.
    This is a kind of a prototype card. Just seeing how this would turn out if I did it this way, vs. cutting the image out and using the die cut..




    I applied white ink to the red card stock to make it appear to be like a blackboard, or should I say a redboard. Next using a glue pen I traced the words and the flourishes and covered that with silver glitter.
    I added a white snowflake to the panel about half way down and there are 2 holly leaves towards the bottom. I  used Wink of Luna, green to color those leaves in.

    To finish, I matted the red panel with a silver paper and mounted that on a yellow card stock.

    I used a red pleated organdy ribbon and attached it with a single white snowflake brad to hold the ribbon in place.

    SUPPLIES USED ON MY PROJECT
    Paper/Card Stock: Yellow Card Stock Red Card Stock, Silver Paper
    Ink: White Pigment Ink
    Dies Used: Memory Box - Merry Christmas To All  
    AccessoriesRibbon, Glue Pen, Silver Glitter, White Snowflake brads,

    I am submitting my card to the following challenges:


    Have a great week and I will back in a few days, I promise.



    Sunday, July 6, 2014

    Sideways Step Card

    Hi Everyone

    I am back with some dimensions for the card that I presented in my last post.I still don't know what it is called, I have looked and looked so I am going to name it the sideways step card. LOL  It reminds me of the center step cards on its side, with some modifications of course.LOL

    This is going to be a long post as I took pictures and added labels to aid you in making this cool card.I hope my visuals are not confusing.

    This card will fold flat into a 5" x 7" card and should fit right into an envelope. Open, the card stands on its own and should display nicely.

    You will need to start off with a 7 1/2" X 7" panel, (I used my MS score tool to make my score lines).
     Dotted lines are your score lines


    Both cut lines are cut starting at 1 1/4" in  from the sides and run parallel to the 7 1/2" side.
    The cut lines start 1 1/4" from the top and the bottom edges.(Cut lines are highlighted in red for a better visual image)


    Now you will want to add the score lines
    With the 7 1/2" side across the top of your score tool, start on the left side of the card, score from the top cut line to the bottom cut line.
    The next score line will be scored 1 1/4" over from the 1st score line again scoring from the top cut line to the bottom cut line.

    Next you will score the smaller lines at the other end of the cut lines.
    Score from the top edge to the end of the card to the top cut line on the other end.
    The bottom score line will start at the end of the bottom cut line and score down to the edge of the card.


    The 2nd small score line will be 1 1/4" left of the 1st small score line. 
    Again starting at the top of the card scoring down to the cut line.
    The 2nd bottom score line will start 1 1/4" left of the 1st score line and score down to the edge of the card.

    All of the cuts and scores are done, now let me show the folds


    Now its time to decorate this creative folded card.

    The dimensions I've given above will allow the card to fit into a envelope for a 5"X7" card



    Here is my finished card. 


    Here are a few different views.
     This card will stand on it's own. I love that feature. 
    No sentiment on this card. I just wanted to show you how to cut and fold.



    SUPPLIES USED ON MY PROJECT
    Stamps:  Great Impressions
    Paper/Card Stock
    : Aqua shimmer CS, White CS
    Ink: Memories Black
    AccessoriesSpectrum Noir, Glitter, Glossy Accents, Real Sea Shells, Diamond Mesh
    Dimensional Foam, Embossing Folder -Cuttlebug - Forest Branches


    I am submitting this card in the following challenges:

    Thanks much for stopping in today. I hope you try this unique fold for your next card. It is easy to do and will make a great WOW card. So now it's time for you to try this card!! See you soon,