Showing posts with label CAS-ual Fridays Stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CAS-ual Fridays Stamps. Show all posts
Happy Thursday, friends!! As you read this...I am getting ready to fly out for a weekend of fun in Orlando with Josh. We are going to check out the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios for a couple of days, and we are so excited!!! It will be nice to just get away from Fargo for a few days as well.
Awhile back I won a challenge at CAS-ual Fridays Stamps, and Michele asked if I would like to do a guest spot on their blog. I was happy to oblige, and this clean & simple card is what I created for today!
I used the "Breathe" stamp set, and combined it with CAS(E) this Sketch #94. The sketch was perfect to use the beautiful paint brush from the stamp set, and I am loving the little bit of gold that I've added in the sentiment.
I hope that you enjoyed my card today!! I will have another post scheduled for Saturday, with a fun challenge from Winnie & Walter for World Card Making Day! I hope you'll stop by & play along!
Until later,
~L.
Awhile back I won a challenge at CAS-ual Fridays Stamps, and Michele asked if I would like to do a guest spot on their blog. I was happy to oblige, and this clean & simple card is what I created for today!
I hope that you enjoyed my card today!! I will have another post scheduled for Saturday, with a fun challenge from Winnie & Walter for World Card Making Day! I hope you'll stop by & play along!
Until later,
~L.
Happy Wednesday, night, everyone!! I know it seems like an odd time to post...I think so too! I just haven't had time to get it done today, but I created a card for some challenges that are going to end soon...and tomorrow I have a very specific post for Glitz Design!
So....here I am with a lovely card to share with you using lots of Teresa Collins Designs, and some other fabulous odds & ends. I think this makes for a great encouragement type of card!!
Instructions:
1. Make A2 card from oatmeal cardstock.
2. Cut polka dot paper slightly smaller and adhere.
3. Layer the tags & diecuts to the right corner, then accent with a rhinestone circle.
4. Stamp a feather, cut out and adhere to the right side.
5. Add a fabric flower to the right side as well.
6. Stamp the sentiment, then accent with brads, a wooden hexagon & sequins.
7. Add a banner, doily strip and a photo corner to the upper left side.
8. Accent with a brad, wooden hexagon & sequin to finish.
Challenges:
-Cardabilities #69 - Sketch
-Runway Inspired #30 - Erdem photo inspiration
-CAS-ual Fridays #91 - Silver
-CREATE Blog - Teresa Collins challenge
I hope you liked my sweet little encouragement card tonight! Come back bright and early tomorrow morning for our first ever Glitz Design blog hop!! We are super excited!
Until later,
~L.
So....here I am with a lovely card to share with you using lots of Teresa Collins Designs, and some other fabulous odds & ends. I think this makes for a great encouragement type of card!!
1. Make A2 card from oatmeal cardstock.
2. Cut polka dot paper slightly smaller and adhere.
3. Layer the tags & diecuts to the right corner, then accent with a rhinestone circle.
4. Stamp a feather, cut out and adhere to the right side.
5. Add a fabric flower to the right side as well.
6. Stamp the sentiment, then accent with brads, a wooden hexagon & sequins.
7. Add a banner, doily strip and a photo corner to the upper left side.
8. Accent with a brad, wooden hexagon & sequin to finish.
Challenges:
-Cardabilities #69 - Sketch
-Runway Inspired #30 - Erdem photo inspiration
-CAS-ual Fridays #91 - Silver
-CREATE Blog - Teresa Collins challenge
I hope you liked my sweet little encouragement card tonight! Come back bright and early tomorrow morning for our first ever Glitz Design blog hop!! We are super excited!
Until later,
~L.
Happy Thursday, everyone!! Did you have an awesome Halloween yesterday? We had a pretty normal day, but we had a lot of fun at small group. Our pastor dressed up as Eddie from National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, including the black dickie showing underneath the white sweater.....CLASSIC. We played a couple games together, laughed and had fun! When we got home, we watched the 1998 remake of Psycho....not even close to as good as the original, but it was what was available on Netflix that wouldn't give me nightmares. Tee hee! We are dressing up for a costume murder mystery party on Saturday...and I CAN'T wait!!! It is going to be SO fun!
I have a card to share with you today, that I went a little crazy embellishing. So, please ignore the fact that I had to prop it up in the photo with one of my clear blocks....the card is a little heavy on the left side. Ha!! This card uses a lot of the Prima "Tea Thyme" collection, and a lovely stamp set from the new company CAS-ual Fridays Stamps. The challenge blog now has it's own stamp company...and that is fantastic!! I love seeing all these new little companies popping up here and there...it's awesome! While my card is not even remotely clean & simple...I wanted to showcase that you can still use their fabulous stamps. Here is what I created!
Instructions:
1. Cut doily shaped card from floral paper at 5 3/4" using the Cricut Expression & Wild Cards cartridge, then fold in half.
2. Cut a circle from grey paper at 5 1/4" using the same cartridge, then adhere to the front.
3. Distress ink a doily, then adhere to the middle.
4. Diecut the lacey circle from floral paper, then layer with a wooden clock to the front.
5. Cut out the label, stamp the sentiment to it and adhere with foam adhesive.
6. Accent the sentiment label with jewels.
7. Layer together the flowers and leaves to the left side of the sentiment.
8. Accent the flowers with jewel flourishes, a gold pin, the love bulb, and the love zipper to finish.
Challenges:
-Mojo Monday #265 - Sketch
-Simon Says Stamp - Shaped Card
-The Play Date Cafe #156 - Color Inspiration
-Moxie Fab World Tuesday Trigger - Photo Inspiration
-Fab N Funky #145 - Diecuts/Punches
-Charisma Cardz #43 - Card Recipe
So, I have had people ask me how you send a card like this. The short answer...not in a normal envelope. Ha! I use cards like this to decorate gift packages quite often. Or, if you want to send just the card...I suggest using a padded envelope that is a little bit larger. No matter what, a card like this is going to cost more to send...so I find that is the best way.
It's time to start a new book in my Bible study!! I am studying 1 Peter, and then 2 Peter will be next...so let's get started!
1 Peter 1: 1-9
Before I dive into my thoughts on the verses, I want to make a short list of things I know about Peter. He was one of the 12 disciples...he was the first to realize Jesus was the Messiah...he completely misunderstood Jesus' mission...he denied Jesus three times during His trial...but was forgiven & restored by Jesus upon His resurrection.
I have a very close friend who said to me once (in regards to faith), "You start at Jesus, and go from there." So simple, and yet so true. The fact is as Christians we don't have to agree on much, but we do have to agree on Jesus...what He did...and that He is returning to us.
Verses 8 & 9 just give me goosebumps, "Though you have not seen Him, you love Him; and even though you do not see Him now, you believe in Him and are filled with an inexpressible and glorious joy, for you are receiving the end result of your faith, the salvation of your souls."
The honest truth is the joy I feel in my life because of Jesus IS inexplicable...hard to understand...hard to put words on. And it's hard to describe my belief in Jesus, other than I just do. Faith is defined as "belief that is not based on proof." Pretty sure Jesus is historically proven as man. But I believe in His divinity. I believe in what His mission was on Earth. I believe in Him as a Messiah....a Savior. Yet...I still get to call Him friend. Amazing, I tell you....simply amazing.
Until later,
~L.
I have a card to share with you today, that I went a little crazy embellishing. So, please ignore the fact that I had to prop it up in the photo with one of my clear blocks....the card is a little heavy on the left side. Ha!! This card uses a lot of the Prima "Tea Thyme" collection, and a lovely stamp set from the new company CAS-ual Fridays Stamps. The challenge blog now has it's own stamp company...and that is fantastic!! I love seeing all these new little companies popping up here and there...it's awesome! While my card is not even remotely clean & simple...I wanted to showcase that you can still use their fabulous stamps. Here is what I created!
1. Cut doily shaped card from floral paper at 5 3/4" using the Cricut Expression & Wild Cards cartridge, then fold in half.
2. Cut a circle from grey paper at 5 1/4" using the same cartridge, then adhere to the front.
3. Distress ink a doily, then adhere to the middle.
4. Diecut the lacey circle from floral paper, then layer with a wooden clock to the front.
5. Cut out the label, stamp the sentiment to it and adhere with foam adhesive.
6. Accent the sentiment label with jewels.
7. Layer together the flowers and leaves to the left side of the sentiment.
8. Accent the flowers with jewel flourishes, a gold pin, the love bulb, and the love zipper to finish.
Challenges:
-Mojo Monday #265 - Sketch
-Simon Says Stamp - Shaped Card
-The Play Date Cafe #156 - Color Inspiration
-Moxie Fab World Tuesday Trigger - Photo Inspiration
-Fab N Funky #145 - Diecuts/Punches
-Charisma Cardz #43 - Card Recipe
So, I have had people ask me how you send a card like this. The short answer...not in a normal envelope. Ha! I use cards like this to decorate gift packages quite often. Or, if you want to send just the card...I suggest using a padded envelope that is a little bit larger. No matter what, a card like this is going to cost more to send...so I find that is the best way.
It's time to start a new book in my Bible study!! I am studying 1 Peter, and then 2 Peter will be next...so let's get started!
Before I dive into my thoughts on the verses, I want to make a short list of things I know about Peter. He was one of the 12 disciples...he was the first to realize Jesus was the Messiah...he completely misunderstood Jesus' mission...he denied Jesus three times during His trial...but was forgiven & restored by Jesus upon His resurrection.
I have a very close friend who said to me once (in regards to faith), "You start at Jesus, and go from there." So simple, and yet so true. The fact is as Christians we don't have to agree on much, but we do have to agree on Jesus...what He did...and that He is returning to us.
Verses 8 & 9 just give me goosebumps, "Though you have not seen Him, you love Him; and even though you do not see Him now, you believe in Him and are filled with an inexpressible and glorious joy, for you are receiving the end result of your faith, the salvation of your souls."
The honest truth is the joy I feel in my life because of Jesus IS inexplicable...hard to understand...hard to put words on. And it's hard to describe my belief in Jesus, other than I just do. Faith is defined as "belief that is not based on proof." Pretty sure Jesus is historically proven as man. But I believe in His divinity. I believe in what His mission was on Earth. I believe in Him as a Messiah....a Savior. Yet...I still get to call Him friend. Amazing, I tell you....simply amazing.
Until later,
~L.
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