Today I decided to play along with Hand Stamped Sentiments and participate in their sketch challenge #156. I made a "Thank You" card using one of my favorite word stamp sets, Sassy Salutations! It's very simple...easy to do during Spring Break. Here's the recipe and thanks for looking!
Cardstock: Crumb Cake, Lucky Limeade
DSP: Tea for Two
Ink: Early Espresso
Stamps: Sassy Salutations
Accessories: Calypso Coral 3/4" ruffled ribbon, Labels Collection Framelits
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Valentine Sucker Treats
These little Valentine treats were so easy to make.
I love Valentine colors, and the More Amore Specialty DSP does not disappoint! This pack comes with 2 single-sided laser-cut sheets that were used for the back scalloped heart. Then, I chose a piece of patterned paper from the set for the inside heart. Add a little adhesive, ribbon, a tag, and, of course a sucker, and you are set with your Valentine treats!
Recipe:
- More Amore Specialty DSP
- Cardstock: Primrose Petals, Very Vanilla
- Ink: Primrose Petals
- Hearts Collection Framelits
- Stamps: Mixed Medley
- Very Vanilla 1/8" Taffeta Ribbon
- Whisper White Baker's Twine
I love Valentine colors, and the More Amore Specialty DSP does not disappoint! This pack comes with 2 single-sided laser-cut sheets that were used for the back scalloped heart. Then, I chose a piece of patterned paper from the set for the inside heart. Add a little adhesive, ribbon, a tag, and, of course a sucker, and you are set with your Valentine treats!
Recipe:
- More Amore Specialty DSP
- Cardstock: Primrose Petals, Very Vanilla
- Ink: Primrose Petals
- Hearts Collection Framelits
- Stamps: Mixed Medley
- Very Vanilla 1/8" Taffeta Ribbon
- Whisper White Baker's Twine
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Valentine's Mason Jar
I love Pinterest! My list of projects to try has grown exponentially since I started going to Pinterest! Over the holidays, I saw several of the mason jar snow globes and soap containers. For Valentines, I decided to make a soap container using a mason jar.
I picked up a few plastic valentine hearts at the Dollar Tree and 2 soap containers at Wal-Mart. The next part, getting the soap pump through the jar lid, was the hardest. I have a drill, but haven't used in a while, so I used a hammer and nail to tap the hole. I only ended up with one scratch on my finger! After get the pump securely in the lid, I filled the jar with the valentine novelties and then the soap.
It took almost all of both soap containers to fill the jar. Then, I put the lid on. I added the ribbon to test out how I may give as a gift. I also think wrapping up in fabric may be cute, but the hearts floating in the soap are so cute that I hate to cover them up. Happy Valentine's Day!
I picked up a few plastic valentine hearts at the Dollar Tree and 2 soap containers at Wal-Mart. The next part, getting the soap pump through the jar lid, was the hardest. I have a drill, but haven't used in a while, so I used a hammer and nail to tap the hole. I only ended up with one scratch on my finger! After get the pump securely in the lid, I filled the jar with the valentine novelties and then the soap.
It took almost all of both soap containers to fill the jar. Then, I put the lid on. I added the ribbon to test out how I may give as a gift. I also think wrapping up in fabric may be cute, but the hearts floating in the soap are so cute that I hate to cover them up. Happy Valentine's Day!
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Just a little sewing...
I want to step up sewing a little bit this year. And, it just so happens that Craftsy.com put out several FREE mini classes last week. One is on making bags. I watched the first drawstring bag being made and knew I could do it! These are lined drawstring bags. Here's my first one.
I have been holding on to this chevron material for quite a while. It wasn't too bad to make, but I'm a new sewer and it took me a little longer to complete than my regular paper crafts. Maybe that's why I like paper crafting so much because you can finish a craft project in a reasonably short amount of time.
Here's the second one.
I used Stamping' Up's Designer Fabrics Essentials for this one. I love all the fabrics in that set, and can't wait to use more.
My daughter wanted to try one, so we sat down today, and I walked her through it. She made her bag a little smaller. I think she did excellent!
We are going to look for more fabric soon!
After I finished and showed them to my son, he asked why a made a Redskins bag (the crimson and yellow one)! All he sees is football! Which brings me to one last thing. I wish the best to my alma mater, the University of Alabama, as they play for their 15th National Championship tomorrow night! Roll Tide!!! (A houndstooth bag is in the works!)
I have been holding on to this chevron material for quite a while. It wasn't too bad to make, but I'm a new sewer and it took me a little longer to complete than my regular paper crafts. Maybe that's why I like paper crafting so much because you can finish a craft project in a reasonably short amount of time.
Here's the second one.
I used Stamping' Up's Designer Fabrics Essentials for this one. I love all the fabrics in that set, and can't wait to use more.
My daughter wanted to try one, so we sat down today, and I walked her through it. She made her bag a little smaller. I think she did excellent!
We are going to look for more fabric soon!
After I finished and showed them to my son, he asked why a made a Redskins bag (the crimson and yellow one)! All he sees is football! Which brings me to one last thing. I wish the best to my alma mater, the University of Alabama, as they play for their 15th National Championship tomorrow night! Roll Tide!!! (A houndstooth bag is in the works!)
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
New Challenges
After a looooong break from posting any projects, I've decided to make it a goal to post more of the things we are working on around here. To help with that, I am going to participate in some of the online crafting challenges. Here is the first. This is for the challenge from Hand Stamped Sentiments. The challenge is to use Primrose Petals, Pool Party, and Basic Black. I love those first 2 colors together, but usually don't do much more with black than use as ink, so this was a great challenge.
Recipe:
Recipe:
- Card Stock: Primrose Petals, Pool Party, and Basic Black
- Ink: Primrose Petals and Whisper White
- Stamps: P.S. I Love You and Delightful Dozen
- Accessories: Pool Party Ruffled Ribbon, Chevron Embossing Folder, Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border, and Scallop Oval
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