Welcome to Scrapy Land Challenge 109, craft friends...
March and the hope for nicer weather and Spring is finally here. For this challenge I created a simple "thinking of you" card using the Sizzix Tim Holtz Garden Greens dies. This set of leaves contains 9 dies that are so versatile, because they can be used alone or grouped together.
For my card i used several of the dies cut from different scraps of green card stock. I created a cluster in the center of my landscape orientated card front, which was backed with a modern black and white striped pattern paper.
Next I created a fishtail banner and glued my trimmed "THINKING OF YOU" (IMPRESSION OBSESSION) sentiment onto it.
Lastly for a little pop of color I added some Nuvo dots in three shades of red.
Some extra good news... we are having a Design Team Call, click HERE to get all the details.
Thanks for stopping bye.... I hope you'll join us for this challenge. The winners... one selected randomly and one selected by the Design Team will both receive a $10 gift certificate to Scrapy Land. Until next time... take care.
Showing posts with label #timholtz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #timholtz. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Sunday, June 4, 2017
Birthday Bus Rocks
Hello crafty friends,
I did a lot of lunch time/break coloring using my Zig Brush Pens and the OH SO CUTE Birthday Bus stamp from Avery Elle. I love this stamp set and have so many ideas for it. Here are three of those ideas:
Card 1: I'm calling the Party Caravan. I started w/a per-made 5x6.5 white card. Using watercolor paper and the ink smooching technique (if you haven't tried this technique, go see this video by Laura Bassen's... I love her videos). Once my ink smooches were dry, I used the ink spot (for lack of a better name) die from this die set by Tim Holtz to die cut five bases for my party letters, which were die cut using a die font that I unfortunately can't identify, because I can't find it's packaging (sorry).
Once I had all my elements ready, I started assembling the card. I started by adding the letter ink spots, putting some on dimensional tape and some directly on the card front. Next I placed the center bus, followed by the side buses. I added the stamp sets birthday theme extras (gifts, cake and ballons) to the tops of the buses and as a finishing touch added some enamel drops. Here's a close up of card 1:
Card 2: I'm calling Big City Birthday. I started w/a per-made square 5.5" white card. I inked the top with Distress ink to create my sky and fussy cut the top of a 6x6 sheet of pattern paper from the Pink Paislee Take Me Away pad to create a clean line of roof tops. This got attached directly to my card front. Next I die cut some grass using this Frantic Stamper grass die set. I attached my grass strips and inserted my birthday bus. As a finishing touch I added a happy birthday banner using the banner for the Avery Elle Band Camp stamp set.
Card 3: I'm calling Lets Party. Once again, I started w/a per-made square 5.5" white card, which I covered with a blue w/tiny white stars pattern paper. Next I die cut a speech bubble and using the Paper Trey Ink Party Trio die, which I due cut twice... once from the speech bubble element and once from blue pattern paper, in order to inlay the 3 blue party die cuts into the speech bubble element. I attached this element directly to my card front. Next I added my Birthday Bus and three blue star balloons from the Avery Elle Ellie stamp set. As a finishing touch, i added some enamel dots, gloss accents to the star balloons and stamp stars onto the speech bubble.
Wow, this was a long post. Thanks for staying w/me to the end. Unit next time... take care.
I did a lot of lunch time/break coloring using my Zig Brush Pens and the OH SO CUTE Birthday Bus stamp from Avery Elle. I love this stamp set and have so many ideas for it. Here are three of those ideas:
Card 1: I'm calling the Party Caravan. I started w/a per-made 5x6.5 white card. Using watercolor paper and the ink smooching technique (if you haven't tried this technique, go see this video by Laura Bassen's... I love her videos). Once my ink smooches were dry, I used the ink spot (for lack of a better name) die from this die set by Tim Holtz to die cut five bases for my party letters, which were die cut using a die font that I unfortunately can't identify, because I can't find it's packaging (sorry).
Once I had all my elements ready, I started assembling the card. I started by adding the letter ink spots, putting some on dimensional tape and some directly on the card front. Next I placed the center bus, followed by the side buses. I added the stamp sets birthday theme extras (gifts, cake and ballons) to the tops of the buses and as a finishing touch added some enamel drops. Here's a close up of card 1:
Card 2: I'm calling Big City Birthday. I started w/a per-made square 5.5" white card. I inked the top with Distress ink to create my sky and fussy cut the top of a 6x6 sheet of pattern paper from the Pink Paislee Take Me Away pad to create a clean line of roof tops. This got attached directly to my card front. Next I die cut some grass using this Frantic Stamper grass die set. I attached my grass strips and inserted my birthday bus. As a finishing touch I added a happy birthday banner using the banner for the Avery Elle Band Camp stamp set.
Card 3: I'm calling Lets Party. Once again, I started w/a per-made square 5.5" white card, which I covered with a blue w/tiny white stars pattern paper. Next I die cut a speech bubble and using the Paper Trey Ink Party Trio die, which I due cut twice... once from the speech bubble element and once from blue pattern paper, in order to inlay the 3 blue party die cuts into the speech bubble element. I attached this element directly to my card front. Next I added my Birthday Bus and three blue star balloons from the Avery Elle Ellie stamp set. As a finishing touch, i added some enamel dots, gloss accents to the star balloons and stamp stars onto the speech bubble.
Wow, this was a long post. Thanks for staying w/me to the end. Unit next time... take care.
Thursday, May 25, 2017
Dogs
Hello crafty friends,
If you know me, you know I love cats and wish I could have a house full of them. But since I have a very dog loving extended family, I've been stocking up on some dogs stamps. Both my nephew and my brother have April birthdays and they are dog people. So I made them these cards:
I used dogs from the Tim Holtz Crazy dogs stamp set. For the card on the right, I stamped my dog and scanned him so I could make him bigger. This was for my personal use, so i believe no rules/rights were broken :)
While working on these dogs, I posted the above photo on social media and my sister-in-laws both like them... one of them even asked me to save some of the dogs for her birthday card. How cute is that? Well, I had extra dogs and I really didn't want to wait until either of their birthdays, which are both in September... so I made and send them each a dog tag.
The tag on the left went to my SIL with two dogs, a cat and a turtle. The card on the right went to my SIL w/one cheese and butter (funny story) loving dog.
Thanks for stopping bye. Unit next time... take care.
If you know me, you know I love cats and wish I could have a house full of them. But since I have a very dog loving extended family, I've been stocking up on some dogs stamps. Both my nephew and my brother have April birthdays and they are dog people. So I made them these cards:
I used dogs from the Tim Holtz Crazy dogs stamp set. For the card on the right, I stamped my dog and scanned him so I could make him bigger. This was for my personal use, so i believe no rules/rights were broken :)
While working on these dogs, I posted the above photo on social media and my sister-in-laws both like them... one of them even asked me to save some of the dogs for her birthday card. How cute is that? Well, I had extra dogs and I really didn't want to wait until either of their birthdays, which are both in September... so I made and send them each a dog tag.
The tag on the left went to my SIL with two dogs, a cat and a turtle. The card on the right went to my SIL w/one cheese and butter (funny story) loving dog.
Thanks for stopping bye. Unit next time... take care.
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