Showing posts with label Stamp - PaperTrey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stamp - PaperTrey. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Catered Crop–Seeing Red

Hello!  I’m back. I’m sorry I have been gone so long.  Things have been so hectic that I haven’t had the chance to spend time in my craft room for months.  I was able to sneak away to my craft room for a while this weekend and hope to make it a regular event.

I decided to use the Catered Crop’s Seeing Red recipe swap and take the opportunity to cook up some note cards to give to my mother in-law.  Although I only had time to make 4 cards, it was great to spend time in my craft room again.

 

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As always, Linda cooked up a fabulous Pinterest board to help get our creative mojo flowing.   Click on the photo below to go to her Seeing Red inspiration board.

 

Seeing Red Mosaic

 

Don’t forget to link up your Seeing Red creations at the Catered Crop.

 

Thank you for stopping by!

 

Supplies:

  • Stamps:  Fancy Flourishes & Little Labels from Papertrey Ink
  • Inks:  Close To My Heart Hollyhock & Papertrey Ink Kraft inks
  • Papers:  Papertrey white CS, My Mind’s Eye Miss Caroline Dolled Up 6x6 paper pad, misc. scrap red CS, Starbucks coffee sleeve
  • Tools:  Stampin’ Up label punch, Martha Stewart butterfly punches
  • Embellishments:  Red & White bakers twine, misc. buttons, Berry Red mixed sequins from My Craft Spot

 

Challenges:

Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Catered Crop–Good Birthdays Recipe Swap

The Catered Crop has a recipe challenge for every one.  Who doesn’t need birthday cards?    I always feel like I am rushing to get them done and popped in the mail on time (or only a little late).  So this is your chance to get a couple birthday cards made before the last minute!  Yeah!

 

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I escaped for a while into my craft room on Sunday afternoon. Wouldn’t you know that I finally find time to get up there and then  I can’t come up with a single idea.  That is when Pinterest really comes in handy.   After surfing around for a bit, I was inspired by this beautiful card by Joy Taylor at Simple by Design.  I used different papers and changed the layout a bit. 

Of course if you are looking for some birthday inspiration, Linda from the Catered Crop has put together this fabulous Pin-spiration board.    You can click on the photo below to go to the board.

 

 

If you are inspired to make some birthday cards, don’t forget to share them by posting your link at the Catered Crop

 

 

Catered Crop

 

 

Thank you for stopping by!  Have a great day

Supplies:

  • Stamps:  Beautiful Butterflies from Papertrey Ink, Today, Tomorrow and Always from Mark’s Finest Papers, Dream Text from Stampendous
  • Inks:  Tulip & Blush from Close To My Heart
  • Papers:  Papertrey white & kraft CS, Stampin’Up Vellum, My Mind’s Eye Six by Six Vanity Fair paper pad
  • Tools:  Sewing machine, Fiskars edge punch, Stampin’ Up photo corner
  • Embellishments:  May Arts burlap twine, My Craft Spot Toadally Green sequins, misc. pearls
  • Techinques:  Stamp kissing ~

Challenges:

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Catered Crop–Thank You Kindly Recipe Swap

Today I have a new card for the Catered Crop Thank You Kindly recipe swap.  With Thanksgiving right around the corner it is the perfect time to feel thankful or give some one a thank you card.

For my Thank You Kindly card, I pulled out some Papertrey stamps and dies to create this card.

 

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I colored the gemstones and sequins with a copic marker so that they would coordinate with my project. 

As always, Linda has curate a Pinterest board full of inspiration for the swap.  Click on the photo below to go to her board on Pinterest.

 

 

Stop by the Catered Crop and link up your Thank You Kindly projects.

 

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Thank you for stopping by!  Have a great day!

 

Supplies:

  • Stamps:  Communiqué Sentiments Mini Stamp Set from Papertrey Ink
  • Inks:  Memento Rich Cocoa
  • Papers:  Papertrey kraft CS, Authentique Gathering 6x6 paper pad, Starbucks coffee sleeve, misc. orange CS
  • Tools:  Sewing machine, Big Shot, Papertrey Lovely Layers Dies, Stampin’ Up Photo Corners punch, Creative Memories corner punch
  • Embellishments:  YR18 Copic marker, May Arts burlap twine, misc. button & sequins, Hero Arts gem stones

Challenges:

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Catered Crop–Washi Tape

Hello!  Linda has another new and fun recipe challenge at the Catered Crop.  The new challenge is to use washi tape on your creation.

 

For my washi tape creation, I decided to go make a Christmas card.  I dug into my stash of coffee sleeves to make these fun banners.  The letter and edge die cuts are all covered with washi tape.

 

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Linda has curated a board on Pinterest loaded with washi tape inspiration.    You can click on the photo below to be taken directly to her Pinterest board: Washi Tape.

 

 

Don’t forget to stop by the Catered Crop to link your Washi Tape creation.

 

Thank you for looking!   Have a great day!

 

Supplies:

  • Stamps: Snowflake Serenade by Papertrey Ink
  • Inks: Papertrey kraft dye ink
  • Tools:  Big Shot, Papertrey Banner Builder die, Papertrey Block Alpha Upper die collection, Die-namics Simply Scallop edge die, Sewing machine
  • Papers:  Papertrey white CS, Stampin’Up Real Red CS, Starbucks coffee sleeve
  • Embellishments:  Washi tape, Baker’s twine

Challenges:

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Catered Crop Recipe Swap–Sequins

Good morning!  Hump day is here!   Have you seen Gieco’s Happy Hump Day commercial?  If not, I’ll put a link at the end of the post so you can check it out.  That camel always makes me smile.

 

Any how, I should get to the business at hand, sequins.  Yep, you heard me, sequins.   Linda, our creative head chef at the Catered Crop, has asked us to use sequins in our projects.    Use lots of them or use just a few, it is entirely up to you.

 

For my recipe swap project, I tried to keep things relatviely CAS.  I tried to be a bit trendy with the coffee theme, sequins, washi and cork all on the same card.  Wowza!   (Is cork still trendy?  I like it and I am going to still use it either way.)   

 

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As always, Linda put together some curated some inspiring projects on Pinterest.  You can go to her board, Sequins, to find links to all these projects.    Be sure to stop by the Catered Crop to link up your project using sequins.

 

 


Thank you for stopping by!  Have a great day!

 

Supplies:

  • Stamps:  Heart to Heart  #1 from Papertrey Ink
  • Inks: Memento Tuxedo Black
  • Tools:  Big Shot, Papertrey Ink Heart to Heart #1 die, Nestabilities circle die
  • Paper:  Papertrey Ink white CS
  • Embellishments:  Misc washi tape, sequins

Challenges:

 

 

 

Friday, September 21, 2012

Scrappy Note Cards

Hello!  I was going to post these cards on Thursday but I lost track of time this week.  It has been a bit of a crazy week.  I lost my job of 15 years on Tuesday and I have been busy doing paper work and tying up loose ends.   Although I definitely am not happy that I was laid off, I think this might be the kick in the rear that I need to re-examine my goals and give something new a try.   Maybe I’ll even be able to find something in the crafting world.

 

Anyhow, this is another set of notecards that I made for the fundraiser at my daughter’s school.    I wanted to use up some designer paper scraps that I have been saving.  I like this collection too much to throw out the last few pieces that I had left.  I think I will be turning to this design again in the future to use up some scraps.

 

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I don’t want to post pictures of each individual card since they are basically the same.  Instead, here is a look at the set of 6 note cards.

 

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Happy Friday!   Have a wonderful week end!   Thank you for stopping by.

 

 

While you are here, don’t forget to check out my blog candy give-away.  Click on the photo below to be taken to the details.

 Cheryl's {Belated} Birthday Blog Candy

 

Supplies:

  • Stamps:  Communique Curves Sentiments from Papertrey Ink
  • Inks:  Memento Rich Cocoa
  • Papers:  Papertrey white CS, My Mind’s Eye Quite Contrary Jack & Jill
  • Tools: Sewing machine, Scor-buddy, Stampin’Up 1-1/4” circle punch, Martha Stewart butterfly punch
  • Embellishments: May Arts Jute twine, misc. buttons

Challenges:

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Medallion Christmas Card

This is another Christmas card that I made for easy mailing. It is my attempt at a single layer card. (Check out all the beautiful single layer cards by my blogging friend Kathy at The Lucky Stamper.)

I kind of think these medallions look like fancy snowflakes. Kind of… My DH said that this is his favorite out of all my Christmas cards.

Thank you for stopping by!

Supplies:

Challenges:

Friday, December 16, 2011

Christmas Card & Blog Candy Winner

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I have another Christmas card to share today. This is another card that I made to be easily mailed. The white snow flake is made from a coffee filter spritzed with glimmer mist.

Thank you to every one that entered my blog candy drawing.

The winner of the 2 My Mind’s Eye Six by Six pads (Darling Dear & All Spice) is….

Lucky number 13 – Annette A. of My Clever Creations!

Annette, please email me at shestamps11-blogs(at)yahoo(dot)com with your snail mail address and I will get these in the mail to you.

Thank you for dropping by! I hope you have a fabulous week end!

Supplies:

  • Stamps: Tree Trimming Trio from Papertrey
  • Inks: Stampin’ Up Real Red & Whisper White
  • Papers: Papertrey kraft CS, Stampin’ Up Real Red
  • Tools: Sewing machine, Big Shot, Provocraft embossing folder, Papertrey Damask snowflakes & edgers collection die
  • Embellishments: Tattered Angels Glimmer mist, misc button & twine, coffee filters

Challenges:

Saturday, May 28, 2011

OWH Blog Hop


I can’t believe it is already Memorial day and time for the OWH hop. I found out about OWH about a year ago when I stumbled onto a blog hop similar to this one. I loved what they were/are doing for our troops and had to join in. Since then, I have sent a couple of boxes of cards and joined in every blog hop that I could to help raise awareness. Well, enough of the jabber, I will get on to my projects. I know there are a lot of stops on the hop and you don’t want to miss any of them. Don’t forget that I am offering blog candy for the hop. You can find all the details in the post following this one or by clicking HERE.


I have 2 cards to share with you today. I tried something a bit out of my style on both. No digi stamps where used on either card! That is really unusual for me.


For the first card, I was lacking mojo and was poking around on Pinterest trying to find some inspiration. I loved this card by the very talented Laurie Wilson and decided to CASE it and give it a bit of my own spin.




After completing my CASE of Laurie’s card, I felt my mojo coming back and made this card. It is a bit different my usual style, but I like the results.





Your next stop on the hop is Shelly(http://shellysangelheart.blogspot.com/) .



Thank you for hopping by today. If you get lost along the way, you can always find the complete blog hop list by clicking the Blog Hop button at the top of my post. Don’t forget to scroll down or click HERE to enter in my blog candy give away.



Supplies for the “Thinking of you” card:

  • Stamps: None
  • Inks: None
  • Papers & CS: Papertrey kraft CS, PaperStudio black CS, Bazzill Basics green CS, misc book pages
  • Tools: Big Shot, Tim Holtz Alterations embossing folder, Stampin’ Up 1-1/4” & 3/4” circle punches, Martha Stewart 1” circle punch, Sewing machine
  • Embellishments: DMC floss, Stampin’ Up Love & Happiness rub ons

Supplies for the “Hello Sunshine” card:

  • Stamps: Papertrey Handwritten Notes
  • Papers & CS: Papertrey kraft CS, Georgia Pacific CS, Bazzill Basics blue CS, misc. scraps from October Afternoon
  • Inks: Close To My Heart chocolate
  • Tools: Sewing Machine, Big Shot, Spellbinders Nestabilities, Papertrey Banner Basics, EK Success punch
  • Embellishments & other: Misc. felt from Hobby Lobby

Challenges for “Hello Sunshine” card:

    Monday, December 27, 2010

    Joy Christmas Card

    I made quite a few of these cards to mail out this year. Although they are mostly the same, I did switch up the ribbons, gem stones, and paper with in the same pack. I forgot to take pictures of them before I mailed them and this is the only one I have left.






    Thank you looking!

    Supplies:

    • Stamps: Snowflake Serenade from PaperTrey, Winter Trails from Inkadinkado
    • Paper & CS: Papertrey white & kraft CS, Close To My Heart Misteltoe paper pack
    • Inks: Close To My Heart Cranberry & VersaMark Dazzle Champagne
    • Tools: Stampin' Up edge punch
    • Embellishments: Misc. ribbon & gemstones

    Saturday, September 11, 2010

    Sentimental Sundays: Christmas Cards for OWH




    This week on the Sentimental Sundays blog, we would like you to make and send Christmas cards to Operation Write Home. If you are not familiar with Operation Write Home, they are an organization that sends blank handmade greeting cards for all occasions to deployed service members to write home on. They’ve mailed approximately 500,000 cards so far—and are still going strong! Our challenge to you is to make cards to send to them for our nation’s heroes.


    I was able to get 10 cards in 4 different styles completed to send to OWH. I tried to keep them relatively flat so that they would be easy to mail.


    OWH has a few important guidelines which you can read here; it’s important especially to remember that glitter is NOT allowed (it’s a safety hazard to our heroes), handmade cards only, and OWH needs A2 sized cards. “Operation Write Home” needs to be on the backs of your cards—it can be stamped, handwritten, or printed on labels. Please include a packing slip inside your box or envelope, and mail them to any of their shippers listed on the Mailroom page. In your package, you can also include notes written to a deployed service member. We are asking that you make and mail your Christmas card to OWH this week, but the dead line for all Christmas cards is a postmark date of October 30th.


    I hope you will join the Sentimental Sundays challenge to make and send Christmas cards to OWH to support our troops. Stop by the blog to download your free sentiment set from Ann Vento of Raindrop Echo Designs.

    Thank you for stopping by!
    Supplies:
    Winter's Butterfly card:
    • Stamps: Winter's Butterfly by Hero Arts
    • Papers & CS: SU Wintergreen DP, PTI dark chocolate & kraft CS, GP white CS
    • Inks: SU Mellow Moss & Sage Shadow, CTMH Chocolate
    • Tools: Fiskars edge punch, Creative Memories corner punch
    • Embellishments: Misc. ribbon & gemstones
    Red & Green Tree Cards:
    • Stamps: Tree Trimming Trio by PTI
    • Papers & CS: SU Dashing DP & Real Red CS, PTI white CS
    • Inks: SU Old Olive, Real Red, Chocolate Chip
    • Tools: Fiskars edge punch
    • Embellishments: Clear stickers (mfg unknown)

    Blue & White Tree Cards:

    • Stamps: Tree Trimming Trio by PTI
    • Papers & CS: SU Ballet Blue, PTI Kraft, GP white
    • Inks: SU Ballet Blue, Craft Whisper White, Chocolate Chip
    • Embellishments: Misc. white ribbon & clear stickers (mfg unknown)


    Challenges:

    Saturday, August 14, 2010

    Sentimental Sundays #16 - Ribbons or Lace

    The new Sentimental Sundays challenge, "Ribbon or Lace" is up and there are free sentiments from Raindrop Echo Designs for free download.


    Feel free to use the digital sentiments provided, but you don't have to. You can choose to use any stamps you have in your stash, or stickers, rub ons, whatever you like! The only requirement is to follow the theme and use a sentiment on your new project. How easy is that? I hope you will join us.




    I decided to alter a little notebook that I purchased from PaperTrey and to use both ribbons and lace on my project. I tried my hand at making crinkled ribbon. I purchased some Hug Snug seam binding on Etsy. I misted a piece of it lightly with rubbing alcohol. I then used 3 different copic markers in 3 different but similar colors to color the ribbon. It doesn't need to be perfect as long as it is mostly covered. I then put it in a plastic baggie and spritzed it a little more with the alcohol and smushed it all around until the ribbon was completely colored. (By using the 3 colors, it gives the ribbon a slightly varigated color that looks really pretty IRL.) I then spritz in some Pearl Glimmer Mist to give it some shimmer. I pushed all the ribbon down into a corner of the baggie, twisted it up, and let it sit over night. The next morning I dumped it out of the baggie onto a paper towel and let it finish drying. Ta da - custom crinkle ribbon. The hardest part for me is the planning so that I have drying time. If you don't use the Glimmer Mist, the alcohol inks dry pretty quickly.


    To add a little extra ribbon to my project, I threaded some thin silk ribbon from PaperTrey through the buttons. So what do you think?


    Thank you for stopping by today. Please stop by the Sentimental Sundays blog to link up your "Ribbon or Lace" project for your chance to win.


    Challenges:



    Supplies:

    • Images: Take Note from PTI
    • Papers & CS: PTI kraft CS, October Afternoon Thrift Shop, GP white CS
    • Inks: CTMH Chocolate, Juniper, Blush inks
    • Tools: Paper piercing tool, Spellbinders Nestabilities, Big Shot
    • Embellishments: Paper Trey silk ribbon, misc. buttons & lace, Hug Snug seam binding (colored with Copics), Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist pearl, Zig chocolate marker