Showing posts with label card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label card. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

SSS: CAS Christmas Card Challenge

Hi there.
 
Sharing CAS Christmas card I created for the Caring Hearts Card Drive.
These are holiday cards collected to give to various nursing homes during the holidays.
Check out the guidelines HERE!
 
I am entering this card in the

 
stamps:  Melania Deasy
Glossy accents, texture paste with Martha Stewart glitter
HA ink


Thanks for stopping by,
Kelly

Monday, October 18, 2010

"HI" card

I found an adorable pack of Amy Butler paper called AB Lotus at Michael's a while back.  It was tiny little thing clearanced for a $1!!!  Of course I grabbed it for making cards.
The papers are so pretty! 
I used "George" on the Cricut for the circle and I used "Storybook" for the flourish and "HI". 
That's the Martha Stewart photo corner punch up there on the left. 
The butterfly is from a Making Memories pack clearanced at Target. 
The edges are inked with Distress Vintage Photo.   




 

I'm submitting it to the City Crafter Challenge week #26 for the "Take Flight" prompt.
I love how this turned out and it can be used for anything!

Thanks for looking!  -Kelly

Monday, October 11, 2010

Caring Hearts Card Drive: Card 2

Hello.  Today I am sharing another clean and simple card I will donate to the Caring Hearts Card Drive.  I made four of these for the cause lickety-split! The stamp is from Stampin' Up's "God is Love" set.  I colored the bird with watercolor pencils, blended it and added a few gems for pop.  It says "Peace Be Unto You" under the bird.  My original one had a white tail and orange beak, but I felt it took away from the impact.  It screamed "tail!" and not "peace".   


I am submitting this card to the City Crafter Holiday Challenge
sponsored by Black Leaf Design Solutions.

 
Thanks for stopping by today. 
I hope you have a PEACEFUL day!  -Kelly

Friday, October 1, 2010

Thanks

Hi Everyone. Today's card was prompted by Sketch #57 at Limelight Papercrafts. The challenge was to use the sketch as the design inspiration and LEAVES as the focal point. I stamped the leaves on cardstock. The orange and blue leaves were accented with Stickles and the red leaves were misted with a mixture of water and Perfect Pearls (hard to see in picture). I am so glad I picked up a new pair of scissors this week in time for this challenge. Those leaves can be tricky!
This card will be sent to one of our teen helpers at church. Each week my teaching partner and I have a teen help us in the age three class. Each teen works one Sunday a month. They are such a huge help to us and I want to be sure they know how much they are appreciated!

The Sketch:






Supplies:

Paper: MME "Academy" stack and cardstock

Stamp: Lawn Fawn "thanks" and Stampin Up! leaf

Inks: Ranger Distress Inks in Aged Mahogany and Vintage Photo, Memento black

Other: Jute string, MM brads, Stickles, Perfect Pearls, pop dots




Have a wonderful day! Thanks for looking! -Kelly

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Hello card

Greetings. Here's a card I am submitting to 2 Sketches 4 You challenge #62.
This sketch is so unique. I really wanted to try it!
The papers are from SEI's "Granny's Kitchen" line leftover from some scrapbook pages.










Supplies:
Paper: SEI "Granny's Kitchen" and cardstock
Ink: Stampin Up!
Butterfly Punch: Martha Stewart
Die: Spellbinders Labels Eight to trace to the edge
Cuttlebug folder: "Spot-n-Dots"
Other: MM wire, pop dots, pearls


Thanks for looking. Have a great day! -Kelly

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Clean and Simple

I am sharing a card I have made for the Off the Wall Craftiness Challenge sponsored by Plaid Crafts which features FOUR beautiful colors: yellow, blue-teal, pink and green. I am also submitting this card to the wee Memories challenge #24 this week which prompts us to use Clean and Simple design or tags and is generously sponsored by Simon Says Stamp.
This card literally took only a couple minutes to make. I embossed the front, added the ribbon and floss and adhered the flowers. VIOLA! A quick, but cute card for any occasion.




Supplies: cardstock from stash; flowers by Recollections; gems and brads; floss; AC ribbon; Cuttlebug

Thanks for stopping by today. May this day bring many smiles! -Kelly
















Halloween Invite: Version #5

Ahhh, the last invite to share. Now I really need to pick a date and complete the details for the inside! Our church's trunk-or-treat is scheduled on the date I originally wanted.

This version is really different from the others. I hadn't ripped paper in a long time so I ripped it on the diagonal and inked it with Distress. The banner is held by those cute little MM crystal looking brads and the spider is hanging from the staples. I added the little bat on this one too. He's resting up for the party, tee hee. I considered putting some Stickles on him but I wanted the spider to be the focal point. Hmmmm... I may go back and Stickle him anyway.






Supplies:
Stamps: Lawn Fawn's "Bannerific", "Heebie Jeebies" and "Harold's ABCs"
Papers: MME "The Spider's Web" and cardstock
Inks: Memento black and Distress Spiced Marmalade
Cricut: Doodlecharms
Other: MM brads, Studio G flocking powder, stapler, floss, google eyes, pop dots


Thanks for stopping by today.

I hope you enjoyed this invitation as well as the others. I have so many yummy goodies for big hunt for the kids. Next, I need to organize a few games. One will be the "popcorn" game where all the kids hold on to a blanket and possibly a few relay races in costume.

They will also decorate a bat to take home too.


Back to "regular" cards next time! Have a great day! -Kelly

Monday, September 27, 2010

Halloween Invite: Version #4

Back again with the fourth version of my Halloween Party invitation. This one is similar to the last one, but here Mr. Spider is holding the party banner, I added Stickles to the polka dot paper and separated the papers with orange ribbon that I stamped with "boo!".



Supplies:

Paper: MME "The Spider's Web" and cardstock

Stamps: Lawn Fawn's "Bannerific", "Harold's ABCs" and "Heebie Jeebies"
Inks: Memento black, Stazon black and Distress Spiced Marmalade

Tools: Cricut "Doodlecharms" for Mr. Spider
Other: Studio G flocking powder, Stickles, google eyes, floss, pop dots



Thank you such much for stopping by!

Curious, this was my first time using flocking powder on a project.

Have you tried it? Like it? What kind of project did you use it on?

It was such a horrible mess, I am not sure I'll use it much, but my wheels are turning for Christmas..... advice with this stuff?


Have a great day! -Kelly

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Halloween Invite: Version #3

Ahhhhh... it's a blustery afternoon here and some the leaves are falling off the trees. I noticed my neighbor's tree has turned a little red. LOVE FALL! Gearing up for the Halloween party. Bought several bags of treats at Target yesterday. Now, we just have to keep the bags closed for a month! hee hee hee...

I am sharing invite version #3 today. Mr. Spider was cut from "Doodlecharms" cartridge on the Cricut and then flocked with black powder. This version features the same banner from Lawn Fawn's "Bannerific" and "Harold's ABC" sets. I used Karen Foster Loopy Brads to hold up the banner. I LOVE those brads and decided that other people might enjoy them too if I actually USED them instead of hoard them in my stash.



Supplies:
Paper: MME "The Spider's Web" and cardstock
Punch: "Loops" by Martha Stewart
Stamps: by Lawn Fawn
Brads: Karen Foster
Inks: Memento and Vintage Photo Distress
Tools: Cricut and Corner Chomper
Misc: Studio G flocking powder, google eyes, pop dots, floss

Thanks for stopping by today. Have a great day! -Kelly

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Halloween Invite: Version #2

Played around with another invite for the Halloween Party.

This version was inspired by the City Crafter Challenge Blog Week 23 Sketch.


A big "thank you" to Sylvia for being this week's sponsor.



The spider was cut on the Cricut and covered in flocking powder. I punched small hole in the banner and threaded it with floss. I stamped the "boo!" on the ribbon.








Supplies:
Papers: MME "The Spider's Web" and cardstock



Stamps: Lawn Fawn's "Bannerific", "Heebie Jeebies" and "Harold's ABCs"


Inks: Memento black, Spiced Marmalade Distress Ink


Cuttlebug: Spots-N-Dots folder
Other: mod podge, Studio G flocking powder, floss, ribbon, pop dots, glue dots, google eyes


Cricut: "Doodlecharms" cartridge used for Mr. Spider


Thanks for stopping by today. I hope something makes you smile today! -Kelly

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Blessings!

Hello! Today I am sharing a card I made for the City Crafters Challenge #22. I am really happy with how this little pink and black card came out. The challenge is to use a tree or book in the project and I used my $1 tree stamp from Michael's as the focal point. I was happy that the image embossed so nicely! The adorable banner and Stickled birdie are from Lawn Fawn's "Bannerific".









Supplies:

Stamps: Lawn Fawn "Bannerific" and "Harold's ABCs" Hero Arts "Friendship Definition" and Studio G tree

Papers: MM "Sabrina"and cardstock

Ink: Memento Black, Top Emboss with black embossing powder, Distress Ink in "Aged Mahogany"

Other: gems and Stickles


Thanks for stopping by today.

THANK YOU to The Stamping Boutique for being this week's sponsor!






Thursday, September 2, 2010

You Light Up My Day!



Anybody light up your day recently? Today I am sharing a card I have made for the City Crafter Challenge Blog. This challenge was to make something inspired by light or use the word"light" etc. in a project. I made a card featuring a handmade light bulb. I traced the top of the bulb from a cup and then made the bottom part by hand. I added a black circle punch to the bottom, covered it with a little aluminum foil and added some lines with a bone folder. Thanks to Lawn Fawn for being this week's sponsor.












Supplies:


Stamps: "Harold's ABCs" by Lawn Fawn and "Friend Definition" by Hero Arts


Ink: black StazOn and yellow Stampin Up


Letters: American Crafts


Punches: "Donut Chain" by EK Success, circle punch


Other: arrow by Bazzill, aluminum foil, cardstock from stash, Corner Chomper, pop dots


Thanks for stopping by today. Have a great day! -Kelly