I'm still working on using the images from the Wild Child set from Newton's Nook that I inked up and colored while on our quick trip to Seattle for Sandy Allnock's class at Impress. For today's card, I was inspired by a past sketch up at Freshly Made Sketches. I was looking for something to use as the layout. I didn't exactly follow the sketch, but it gave me an idea of what to do.
I cut the colored Wild Child image out using my Lawn Fawn Stitched Journaling Card (I love that die!). I cut a panel of paper from the Day Dreamer 6x6 pad from Dear Lizzy/American Crafts and cut a few banners from other paper from the pad. Then it was just a matter of layering them together and using some pop dots for focal image. I finished it off with some sequins from Doodlebug topped with some Stickles.
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
So in Love with Birthday Hogs and Kisses
I absolutely love this Birthday Farm Animals set from Simon Says Stamp designed by the talented Sandy Allnock. I just had to order it (in fact, I mistaken ordered two to my mother's benefit). When it came in the mail, I had to get inky. I had been playing with copics that day but had switched to colored pencils and decided that the colored pencils would be perfect for this cute little hog.
I picked out the pretty chevron type paper from the Pebbles Sunnyside 6x6 paper pad for this card and used the colors to help in my decision making for the balloon and hat. I, of course, added a bit of Wink of Stella to the hat and the balloon and topped the balloon with Glossy Accents. I used the Lawn Fawn Stitched Journaling Card to cut out my panel and finished the card off with some Doodlebug sequins in Swimming Pool. In retrospect, I would have left of a lot of the sequins.
I picked out the pretty chevron type paper from the Pebbles Sunnyside 6x6 paper pad for this card and used the colors to help in my decision making for the balloon and hat. I, of course, added a bit of Wink of Stella to the hat and the balloon and topped the balloon with Glossy Accents. I used the Lawn Fawn Stitched Journaling Card to cut out my panel and finished the card off with some Doodlebug sequins in Swimming Pool. In retrospect, I would have left of a lot of the sequins.
Monday, August 4, 2014
Wishing You Were Here Card Three Featuring Newton's Nook
Today is the last card with the images I stamped from the Newton's Summer Vacation set from Newton's Nook. Because this card has a beach theme, it fits the current challenge over at Newton's Nook to make a beached themed card. If you haven't played along yet, go check it out on their blog here. There's still time to play along and, if you've already played along, why not do another?
I kept this card pretty simple because I absolutely loved the sunburst pattern paper from the A Perfect Summer 6x6 pad from Echo Park. After cutting that slightly smaller than my card base, I adhered it to the card. After coloring my image, I die cut it with the Lawn Fawn Stitched Journaling Card die and added it with some pop dots to the card base. I added some Doodlebug sequins to the corners. I brushed the umbrella and towel with Wink of Stella and topped the sun glasses with some Glossy Accents to finish of the card.
I kept this card pretty simple because I absolutely loved the sunburst pattern paper from the A Perfect Summer 6x6 pad from Echo Park. After cutting that slightly smaller than my card base, I adhered it to the card. After coloring my image, I die cut it with the Lawn Fawn Stitched Journaling Card die and added it with some pop dots to the card base. I added some Doodlebug sequins to the corners. I brushed the umbrella and towel with Wink of Stella and topped the sun glasses with some Glossy Accents to finish of the card.
Sunday, August 3, 2014
Wish You Were Here Card Two Featuring Newton's Nook
I really had a great time with this stamp set and since it's a beach themed card, it fits the Newton's Nook challenge to make a beach themed card. There's still time to play so head over to their blog and check it out. You can find it here. The cards just seemed to make themselves and I loved coloring all the kitties. I've colored them to look like the furballs, Tigger, Cha-Ching and for today's card, I decided to try my hand an orinch one (yes I know that's not the correct spelling). After coloring my panel, I ran it through my Sizzix with the Lawn Fawn Stitched Journaling Card. I cut some sand paper from the Summer Stack from DCWV to a slightly larger size and chomped the corners with my We R Memory Keepers Corner Chomper. I messed up my sentiment (missed that I had a piece of lint on it), so I stamped it again on a scrap of the sand paper. I then used the banner from the Lawn Fawn dies to cut out the banner and then ran it through again with the stitched journaling die to get the stitched look on the end. For the background, I used a couple sheets of paper from that Echo Park 6x6 paper pad A Perfect Summer. I added some Peppermint Lawn Trimmings at the join of the two papers. I added my panel with pop dots and then finished it off with some Doodlebug sequins.
Saturday, August 2, 2014
Enjoy Your Day Card Two Featuring Newton's Nook
Today's card is another image from the delightful Newton's Summer Vacation set from Newton's Nook. I actually fussy cut this image after coloring it with my copics. I hate fussy cutting, but it was the perfect thing for this card. I used two sheets of paper from the Echo Park 6x6 pad A Perfect Summer. I love that paper pad and it seemed the perfect one to go with this stamp set. I die cut the wave paper using the largest die from the Avery Elle Pinked die set. I then stamped my sentiment on a scrap piece of white paper and cut it out with the banner die from the Avery Elle set. I then ran it through again with the large die to pink the other end to match the background. I cut the polka dot/pie chart paper to cover the entire card base. I adhered my wave paper and then tied it with some Martha Stewart baker's twine, adhered it my card base and then added a few Doodlebug sequins to finish it off. It was cute, but still needed something. So I covered the floatie with some Glossy Accents and called it good.
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Wish You Were Here Featuring Newton's Nook
This week and next week are going to be crazy busy at work. I'm basically covering the work of three people for two weeks and one of those weeks I won't even be in this state. So, although, we're really short handed, I decided to take last Friday off. I had been scheduled off since the beginning of the month to use some use-it-or-lose-it time before I lose it at the end of this month and I had worked long hours all week so I really needed a break, plus hubby had the day off. We spent some time together doing a lot of nothing, which was nice. He worked on Saturday, so I had thought about going into the office, but I also realized that I had things around the house I wanted to get done since I knew I was going to be working long hours and wouldn't to have any time this week or next. So I stayed home and cleaned the house, snuggled a furball or two (at the same time!) and watched a few crafty videos in between loads of laundry. It was the perfect break to feel like I was human again and not just a working machine. Then I it was time to spend some time in my craft room to exercise a different part of my brain with some new goodies I've picked up recently.
Specifically, Newton's Nook recently released some new (adorable) stamp sets. I'm such a sucker for Newton so I had to pick up Newton's Summer Vacation and my sister loves flamingos so, of course, I had to get Flirty Flamingos. When I was catching up on my blog reading, I noticed Newton's Nook had a new challenge to create a beach themed card and thought it was the perfect opportunity to play with my new stamps. You can find out all about the challenge over on the Newton's Nook blog here. It's open until August 8th so go check it out and play along.
For my card, I started with the Flirty Flamingos set. I inked up the solo flamingo in Memento Tuxedo Black ink and colored it with copics. I then created mask for my flamingo so I could sponge in some waves with Distress Ink and sponge daubers and then colored in some sand and sky with my copics. I used the Amy Tangerine dies to cut a polaroid shape. I stamped the sentiment from the Newton's Summer Vacation and colored in the little heart with the same copics used for the flamingos. I remembered having some "sand' paper and found in an old DCWV Summer Stack. I used the Dotted Die from Avery Elle to cut out that paper and mounted my "polaroid" on it. To finish it off, I added a few Doodlebug sequins, some Glossy Accents on the floaty ring and a some Wink of Stella on the waves.
Specifically, Newton's Nook recently released some new (adorable) stamp sets. I'm such a sucker for Newton so I had to pick up Newton's Summer Vacation and my sister loves flamingos so, of course, I had to get Flirty Flamingos. When I was catching up on my blog reading, I noticed Newton's Nook had a new challenge to create a beach themed card and thought it was the perfect opportunity to play with my new stamps. You can find out all about the challenge over on the Newton's Nook blog here. It's open until August 8th so go check it out and play along.
For my card, I started with the Flirty Flamingos set. I inked up the solo flamingo in Memento Tuxedo Black ink and colored it with copics. I then created mask for my flamingo so I could sponge in some waves with Distress Ink and sponge daubers and then colored in some sand and sky with my copics. I used the Amy Tangerine dies to cut a polaroid shape. I stamped the sentiment from the Newton's Summer Vacation and colored in the little heart with the same copics used for the flamingos. I remembered having some "sand' paper and found in an old DCWV Summer Stack. I used the Dotted Die from Avery Elle to cut out that paper and mounted my "polaroid" on it. To finish it off, I added a few Doodlebug sequins, some Glossy Accents on the floaty ring and a some Wink of Stella on the waves.
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