Friday, 17 May 2013

Heart2Heart Challenge - Show us Your Flowers


Heart2Heart Challenge wanted to see some artwork using flowers so I decided to share these favour boxes. The Artiste Cartridge from Close to My Heart is a helpful tool for creating interesting favours. I created these for one of my daughter’s bridal showers last weekend. They were filled with four Hershey kisses. They could be made larger to hold more.  It was a mix and match design from two different Artiste designs that worked beautifully. The original flower on page 65 is an orchid shape and I wanted to make it more like a daisy or informal floral shape.
How to:

The bottom was created with the design on page 65. Cut on b <3d object=""> at 2 3/4th from Pear Cardstock.

The flower top is from a different design on page 32. Cut on 2 at 2 3/4th from Cotton Candy Cardstock. Flowers were put through the Cuttlebug embossing folder - dot design.

The leaves are from same design on page 32. But cut on 2 SHIFT at 2 3/4th from Pear Cardstock.
Sparkles were added to the tops for a little bling.

Top View
 
 
 Side View
 
Check out more ideas at the Heart2Heart Challenge Blog.

Dream Pop Card #2 - Thanks

 
Dream Pop Card #2 - Thanks
 
 
Materials: All Close to My Heart unless stated otherwise. Dream Pop Paper Pak, Polka Dot Alphabet, Slate Ink, sponge, and 3D foam tape.
Techniques: Sponge in Slate ink and rub on the embossed bright pink paper. Pop cut out circle on left side with foam tape.

A Farm Style First Birthday Invitation

One of my customers Ginette is a proud grandmother of an amazing little boy and she and her daughter-in-law created the cutest first birthday invitation using a farm theme. Not sure of all the details but a Cricut was used. I had to post as it is so adorable.  When you open the door you see all the details about time, location, etc . Brilliant Ginette- so proud of my customers who use their products to create wonderful things.


 

Changing up the For Always Card Kit - Card Pairs


Take a look at several cards created from the For Always Card Kit and a second card created highlighting a different stamp set but using the same basic pattern and papers.



Change the orientation and use a stamped image from another stamp set.

Used the stamp set from another Workshop to Go here - Tommy Workshop to Go.

Thursday, 16 May 2013

Pinwheel Stamp - Three Ways using a Card Formula

Featuring the May Stamp of the Month from Close to My Heart, the three cards were created using this stamp set and every stamp in the set was used. Just love that! This is my fav stamp of the month from this idea book.

This is something fun to try. Cut pieces from your scrap box or paper paks( see dimensions on the diagram) and put them in a zip lock bag. When you want to create a card arrange and play with the pieces and add details. Each of these three cards have the same basic parts but they are arranged differently.
 
Here is the cutting diagram and sizes for two of the cards (third was the same)
 
 


Here are the three cards together.
 
Now for each of the cards(all materials are Close to My Heart unless stated otherwise):
 

 
Card # 1- Let's Celebrate
Materials: White card base.Lagoon, Pear & White Daisy cardstock. Other paper: retired. Inks: Lagoon, Pear, Olive, Crème Brulee. Other: Pear brad and Olive marker. Other: sentiment frame from Art Philosophy Cartridge and trimmed, stamp rolling on star and leaves created by cutting pinwheel apart and using as leaves.

 
 
 


Card #2 - World Goes Round
 


Materials: Colonial White card base.White daisy, Outdoor Denim cardstock.Other paper: from Claire. Inks: Blush, Sunset, Outdoor Denim. Other: Outdoor Denim brad  and outdoor denim frame from Artiste Cartridge.
 
 
 


 
Card # 3 - A Windmill Nice Day


Materials: Colonial White card base.White Daisy,& Desert Sand cardstock. Other paper: from Pemberley. Inks: Desert Sand, Indian Corn Blue.  Other: colonial White frame from Artiste Cartridge, Indian Corn Blue marker, . Brad- Dollar Tree.

 

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