....I would still choose you as a friend. This is the lovely sentiment on my card this week, and I just love it. It is the complete truth about my own mom...even though I am much happier to have her as my mom, and not just a friend. :) You may have noticed that my blog looks slightly different. I have really cleaned up the sidebar on the right hand side, and turned it into pages at the top of my blog. I really dislike cluttered websites, and that is how I felt about my sidebar. I left the followers on the sidebar, in case someone wants to follow my blog- they easily can. And I left blog archive, as I use it quite often. I really think it looks so much better, and I love having all my favorite links in different pages at the top!! Yay for a cleaner looking blog!
The card I have to share with you today is for CPS Sketch #213, where we were sponsored by My Favorite Things this week. I used this week's CR84FN23 Color Challenge (light pink, black, cream) & The Shabby Tea Room Challenge #53 (Doilies &/or Lace + inspiration photo) as well. Here is what I created!
The card I have to share with you today is for CPS Sketch #213, where we were sponsored by My Favorite Things this week. I used this week's CR84FN23 Color Challenge (light pink, black, cream) & The Shabby Tea Room Challenge #53 (Doilies &/or Lace + inspiration photo) as well. Here is what I created!
"Happy Mother's Day" supplies:
Cardstock/Felt: Papertrey Ink (vintage cream)
Paper: Teresa Collins Designs (Welcome Home: Chandelier, Chic Bebe Girl: Fleur De Lis, Crush: Houndstooh, Sweetheart Tags)
Stamps/Dies: My Favorite Things (Clearly Sentimental about Mothers set)
Ink: Tsukineko (Versafine: onyx black) & Ranger Industries (Distress Ink: antique linen)
Ink Blending Tool: Ranger Industries
Lace: vintage craft supply
Pearls: Zva Creative
Corner Rounder: EK Success
Diecut Machine: Cuttlebug by Provo Craft
Instructions: Fold vintage cream cardstock in half to make card base. Cut a chandelier paper block slightly smaller than the card base, round the corners and ink the edges with antique linen distress ink using the blending tool. Cut two blocks from houndstooth paper, round the proper corner, and ink the edges the same way. Adhere the blocks to the chandelier paper, zig-zag stitch along the seams, and then adhere to the card front. Round the top corners of a pink dot paper block, and ink the edges. Stamp the sentiment to the top of it, wrap vintage lace around the bottom, and adhere to the card front. Add the pearl flourish to the lower right corner of the card. Diecut the butterflies from vintage cream felt and pink dotted paper, and adhere together. Accent the middle of it with pink pearls, and adhere to the card front to finish.
Well, I better get going for now! I hope that you have a wonderful Tuesday ahead of you!! ♥♥♥
Until later,
Hi there, everyone!! Are you excited for day 3 of the April Lawn Fawn sneak peeks?! I think the design team did an amazing job with Fanciful Frames yesterday, and there were so many different styles and uses of them!! Gotta love that!
Today we are showcasing a brand new alphabet set that I just know you are going to love!! It has a bit of a typewriter look to it, and is really clean as well!! Scrapbookers- this set will be perfect for journaling, and adding subtitles to your layouts. Card makers- you can create pretty much ANY sentiment you could ever want with this set, and that is just awesome!! It would look really awesome inside of a Fanciful Frame as well....just sayin'. Tee hee!
I chose to utilize the stamp set by itself on a card, and I just love how it turned out. It was time to break out my favorite rainbow theme, and channel my CAS side. I also just got some new twine in the mail, and I wanted to play around with it. I used Chupa's Sketchbook Saturday #6 again for this one, and I love how completely different this card looks from the other one....that is what I love about sketches!! They can be used over and over again, and you will never get the same result twice! It also fits the Wee Memories Challenge #51 again, which is to use twine. Well, this one REALLY fits that challenge...tee hee! And last but definitely not least, Lily Pad Cards "Kathy's Color Throw Down" is all kinds of rainbow goodness...and my card fits it perfectly!! Here is what I came up with:
And don't forget that the Lawn Fawn blog always has some amazing giveaways during release week!! Here is where you can win so far...be sure to follow the commenting instructions!! ♥♥♥
Today we are showcasing a brand new alphabet set that I just know you are going to love!! It has a bit of a typewriter look to it, and is really clean as well!! Scrapbookers- this set will be perfect for journaling, and adding subtitles to your layouts. Card makers- you can create pretty much ANY sentiment you could ever want with this set, and that is just awesome!! It would look really awesome inside of a Fanciful Frame as well....just sayin'. Tee hee!
I chose to utilize the stamp set by itself on a card, and I just love how it turned out. It was time to break out my favorite rainbow theme, and channel my CAS side. I also just got some new twine in the mail, and I wanted to play around with it. I used Chupa's Sketchbook Saturday #6 again for this one, and I love how completely different this card looks from the other one....that is what I love about sketches!! They can be used over and over again, and you will never get the same result twice! It also fits the Wee Memories Challenge #51 again, which is to use twine. Well, this one REALLY fits that challenge...tee hee! And last but definitely not least, Lily Pad Cards "Kathy's Color Throw Down" is all kinds of rainbow goodness...and my card fits it perfectly!! Here is what I came up with:
"You Color My World" supplies:
Cardstock: Bazzill Basics (red) & Papertrey Ink (white)
Stamps: Lawn Fawn (Smitty's ABCs set)
Ink: Clearsnap (Pigment: frost white)
Twine: The Twinery
Jewels/Paper Frill: Doodlebug Designs
Border Punch: Fiskars (Upper Crest)
Instructions: Fold red cardstock in half to make card base. Punch an upper crest border to the bottom of white cardstock block, and adhere an aqua scalloped paper frill to the top. Tie size pieces of rainbow colored twine around the block, and arrange as shown. Stamp the sentiment to the bottom of the card, and then adhere the entire twine block to the front. Accent the lower right corner with a rainbow of jewels to finish.
I am really excited to see what all the other design team members have created with Smitty's ABCs! There is so much that can be done with this stamp set, and I bet we are going to see a ton of different styles and uses....so be sure to check out what everyone has done!!
Chan Vuong
Julie Campbell
Latisha Yoast
Lea Lawson {You are here!!}
Lynnette Kauffman
Teri Anderson
Tiffany Johnson
Julie Campbell
Latisha Yoast
Lea Lawson {You are here!!}
Lynnette Kauffman
Teri Anderson
Tiffany Johnson
And don't forget that the Lawn Fawn blog always has some amazing giveaways during release week!! Here is where you can win so far...be sure to follow the commenting instructions!! ♥♥♥
Until later,
~Lea L.
**If you are looking for my Lawn Fawn "Fanciful Frames" post, either scroll down to the next post, or CLICK HERE.**
Happy Monday, everyone!! I hope that you had a wonderful weekend!! We had an amazing dinner with our good friends Grant & Meagan on Friday night. Chicken Cordon Bleu, twice baked potatoes, spinach salad with red onions & bacon, and fabulous cappuccino cupcakes to finish....it was YUM! We also had strawberry daiquiris while watching the first two (filmed) Star Wars films, as Meagan hasn't ever watched them. It was a good time! They actually stayed at our house that night, so we could wake up and have an awesome breakfast together as well. There is a restaurant in Missoula that we all love called The Shack, and they are known for their amazing breakfast. So, we created our own version of their Buffalo Pie, and blueberry pancakes. It...was fabulous. Yum! I would normally have huckleberry pancakes at The Shack, but huckleberries are a wild berry that only grow in the summer. So, unless you have some frozen from the last season, which we did not, there was no way to get them. Blueberries were {almost} as good. ;)
Anyways, enough about my weekend...because we are having an awesome Stamper's Dream & Friends blog hop today...and I am sure you want me to get on with it!! Tee hee! I used the Viva la Verve! April 2011 Sketch #1, and Embellish's Decorative Trim Color Trends challenge for my card. Here is what I created:
Happy Monday, everyone!! I hope that you had a wonderful weekend!! We had an amazing dinner with our good friends Grant & Meagan on Friday night. Chicken Cordon Bleu, twice baked potatoes, spinach salad with red onions & bacon, and fabulous cappuccino cupcakes to finish....it was YUM! We also had strawberry daiquiris while watching the first two (filmed) Star Wars films, as Meagan hasn't ever watched them. It was a good time! They actually stayed at our house that night, so we could wake up and have an awesome breakfast together as well. There is a restaurant in Missoula that we all love called The Shack, and they are known for their amazing breakfast. So, we created our own version of their Buffalo Pie, and blueberry pancakes. It...was fabulous. Yum! I would normally have huckleberry pancakes at The Shack, but huckleberries are a wild berry that only grow in the summer. So, unless you have some frozen from the last season, which we did not, there was no way to get them. Blueberries were {almost} as good. ;)
Anyways, enough about my weekend...because we are having an awesome Stamper's Dream & Friends blog hop today...and I am sure you want me to get on with it!! Tee hee! I used the Viva la Verve! April 2011 Sketch #1, and Embellish's Decorative Trim Color Trends challenge for my card. Here is what I created:
"Happy Birthday & Many More" supplies:
Cardstock: American Crafts (green)
Cardstock: American Crafts (green)
Paper: Glitz Design (Hoopla: Pipework, Polka, Floral)
Stamps: JustRite Stampers (Forever Friends cling mount stamp set)
Ink: Clearsnap (Pigment: yellow grass, citrine) & Ranger Industries (Distress Ink: antique linen)
Ink Blending Tool: Ranger Industries
Trim: Prima
Twine: Darice Inc.
Chipboard: Tattered Angels
Pearls: Kaiser Craft
Flowers: Recollections
Glitter: DecoArt
Corner Rounder: EK Success
Instructions: Fold green cardstock in half to make card base, and round the bottom corners. Cut background paper slightly smaller, apply distress ink to the edges with a blending tool, and adhere to the front. Cut a block of floral paper and a strip of yellow dotted paper. Distress ink the edges and layer on the card front. Adhere a piece of lace trim to front, and then add a glittered chipboard frame over top of it. Distress ink the edges of a square paper block, and then stamp the frame & sentiment to it. Adhere the stamped block to the card front, and accent the lower right corner with a paper flower. Tie a triple bow from twine and adhere to the upper left corner of the glittered chipboard frame. Add two paper flowers to the middle, and then accent the card with pearls to finish.
Well, of course...a blog hop isn't one without a list of amazing card makers to hop to!! There are two prizes hidden somewhere on all of these blogs, so be sure to comment on each one in order to maximize your chance of winning!!
Becca Feeken
Michelle Rodgers
Jerri Kay Jimenez
Amy Sheffer
Denise Marzec
Arlene Cuevas
Leslie Miller
Cindy Lawrence
Kellie Fortin
Tosh Leyendekker
Jeanne Streiff
Mariana Grigsby
Joan Ervin
Lea Lawson (You are here!!)
Frances Byrne
Christina Fischer
Carla Murphy
Teresa Kline
Carol Longacre
Gabriela Divine
Michelle Rodgers
Jerri Kay Jimenez
Amy Sheffer
Denise Marzec
Arlene Cuevas
Leslie Miller
Cindy Lawrence
Kellie Fortin
Tosh Leyendekker
Jeanne Streiff
Mariana Grigsby
Joan Ervin
Lea Lawson (You are here!!)
Frances Byrne
Christina Fischer
Carla Murphy
Teresa Kline
Carol Longacre
Gabriela Divine
If you happened upon my blog without knowledge of the blog hop, we would love for you to join us!! Just start at the top, and start hopping along! You are sure to find some amazing inspiration along the way! Here are the two prizes that will be awarded....so be sure to comment along the way!
Well, it is time for me to grab a cup of coffee and see what all these wonderful ladies have created as well! Happy hopping!! ♥♥♥
Until later,
~Lea L.
So...what did you think of the "Happily Ever After" sneak peek yesterday? I thought it was fabulous to see that amazing dress image used so many times, and each one so different!! Today I have another Lawn Fawn sneak peek to share with you, and it is a set called "Fanciful Frames". For all you scrapbookers out there, this is a set you are going to LOVE! It will make such cute frames for your photos!! But don't worry card makers, because it is also versatile, and makes for some amazing card options too!
Being primarily a card maker, that is what I created for the sneak peek. I used Chupa's Sketchbook Saturday Challenge #6 for my card, and it was just the perfect sketch for using this stamp set. Love it!! I teamed up the "Fanciful Frames" with another Lawn Fawn stamp set called "Hello Friend", and they work perfectly together!! Here is what I came up with:
And don't forget that the Lawn Fawn blog always has some amazing giveaways during release week!! Here is where you can win so far...be sure to follow the posting comments!! ♥♥♥
Being primarily a card maker, that is what I created for the sneak peek. I used Chupa's Sketchbook Saturday Challenge #6 for my card, and it was just the perfect sketch for using this stamp set. Love it!! I teamed up the "Fanciful Frames" with another Lawn Fawn stamp set called "Hello Friend", and they work perfectly together!! Here is what I came up with:
"You Make Me Smile" supplies:
Cardstock: Bazzill Basics (yellow) & Papertrey Ink (vintage cream)
Paper: My Mind's Eye (Quite Contrary: Serene Spots, Engaging Gingham)
Paper Frill/Jewels: Doodlebug Designs
Stamps: Lawn Fawn (Fanciful Frames & Hello Friend sets)
Ink: Tsukineko (Versafine: onyx black) & Clearsnap (Pigment: cranberry)
Ribbon: Renaissance by Design
Button: GCD Studios
Corner Rounder: EK Success
Scalloped Die: Papertrey Ink
Diecut Machine: Cuttlebug by Provo Craft
Colored Pencils: craft supply
Instructions: Fold yellow cardstock in half to make card base. Round the corners of a slightly smaller dotted paper block, and adhere to the front. Adhere an aqua scalloped paper frill to the top of a cream cardstock block. Diecut a scalloped border strip from gingham paper, and adhere to the bottom of the cardstock block. Tie ribbon around the top, and accent the middle of the bow with a button. Stamp the frame and sentiment to the cream section, and accent with three jewels. Adhere the entire stamped block to the card front, then color in the accents on the stamped frame to finish.
There is another frame in this stamp set, and I can't wait to see it used as well!! I know that I have some ideas for it!! Be sure to check out what the other gals on the design team have created, because I am sure you will see the other frame used as well!!
Chan Vuong
Julie Campbell
Latisha Yoast
Lea Lawson {You are here!!}
Lynnette Kauffman
Teri Anderson
Tiffany Johnson
Julie Campbell
Latisha Yoast
Lea Lawson {You are here!!}
Lynnette Kauffman
Teri Anderson
Tiffany Johnson
And don't forget that the Lawn Fawn blog always has some amazing giveaways during release week!! Here is where you can win so far...be sure to follow the posting comments!! ♥♥♥
Until later,
~Lea L.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Social Icons