Happy Birdday

to my dear hubby!



happy birdday

Supplies: Paper: SEI, Photo Paper: Staples, Card Base: Halcraft, Digital Stamp: Laurie Wilson (Doodle Pantry), Watercolor Pencils: Staedtler, Alphabet Stickers: Making Memories, Bling: Kaisercraft.

This card is based on Sketch 186 at Card Positioning Systems.

I am also entering this card in the following challenges:

• Bling challenge at Crazy4Challenges
• Anything Goes challenge at One Stitch at a Time
• Stitching challenge at Stamp, Scrap and Doodle Saturdays
• Things with Wings challenge at Paper Sundaes

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I made this card for ScrapStreet's Layered Drinks challenge, and Digital Tuesday's Dots and Stripes challenge, using this week's SFYTT sketch, and a super cute free digi stamp from Meljen's Designs:



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Supplies: Patterned Paper: American Crafts, Photo Paper: Staples, Cardstock, Chip: Bazzill Basics Paper, Digital Stamp: Meljen's Designs, Watercolor Pencils: Staedtler, Buttons: BasicGrey, Rub-On: Wordsworth.

12" x 12" - Sketch 2

I was going through the 12" x 12" sketches I had uploaded to my blog, and I noticed I never posted this one:



I used this sketch to make this page:



Pumpkin

Supplies: Paper, Chipboard Alphabet: Daisy D's, Clip: Pebbles, Ribbon: Michaels, Pen: ZIG Memory System (Kuretake).

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I made this card for ScrapStreet's "Slush Punch" challenge using Laura's Sketch 60 at 2S4U.



This is my first time making a flower from ribbon. I used some printed organza ribbon, but I was not impressed with the result. However, layering it on top of a felt flower made it pop! I like how it turned out.
I kept the rest of the card very simple. Here is a closer look:



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Supplies: Paper: My Mind's Eye, Card Base: Halcraft, Ribbon: Michaels, Felt Flower: Creative Café, Button: BasicGrey, Rub-On: Daisy D's, Stamp: My Sentiments Exactly, Ink: Rubber Stampede, Pen: ZIG Memory System (Kuretake), Other: cardstock, thread.

Girls Night Out

ScrapStreet is having a Beverage Crop to celebrate their 5th anniversary with daily challenges and games!

I made this card for the Cosmo Challenge, using this week's bonus sketch by Courtney Baker for 2S4Y:



Girls Night Out

Digital Supplies: Cocktails, Anyone? by Dora's Lemon Love Creations (ScrapStreet), Font: Segoe Print, Software: Adobe Photoshop CS4.

Supplies: Paper: Boxer Scrapbook Productions, Photo Paper: Staples, Card Base: Halcraft, Ribbon: Michaels, Bling: Heidi Swapp.

No Peeking!

I made this card using Kazan's sketch #60 for 2 Sketches 4 You.



No Peeking!

Supplies: Paper, Stickers: Crate Paper, Cardstock: Canson, Bling: Heidi Swapp.

August Published Work

Peace

This is a hybrid page. I used a digital kit to create the background and to print out embellishments. I printed the background paper out on tissue paper for extra texture, and then adhered it to cardstock for strength. I printed the embellishments separately on cardstock. I printed the title and journaling on a transparency sheet and cut the transparency into strips. Before I printed the title, I added a drop shadow to the letters to make it look like they have some dimension.

Supplies: Cardstock: Canson, Transparency Film: 3M, Buttons: Buttons Galore & More, Marker: Color Workshop (P&M Products), Other: tissue paper.
Digital Supplies: Kit: Peace, Love & Happiness by Libby Weifenbach (Sweet Shoppe Designs), Brush: Obsidian Dawn, Font: Baby Boston, Software: Adobe Photoshop CS3.




Just add water

I made a simple page for an everyday moment of my son playing in his small inflatable pool in the backyard. For the sun I used a transparent PVC flower, cut the petals into sun rays and painted it yellow. I used a large brad for the center of the sun, but instead of going through the page with the prongs, I folded these behind the sun and attached the sun to the page with glue dots. The swirl is cut out from one of the patterned papers.

Supplies: Paper: Cherry Arte, My Mind's Eye, Cardstock: Canson, Petersen-Arne, Rub-Ons: Making Memories, Flower: Maya Road, Brad: Chatterbox, Paint: Delta, Marker: Sakura, Pen: ZIG Memory System (Kuretake), Software: Adobe Photoshop CS3.

This layout is based on this sketch.


Both pages were published in the August issue of ScrapStreet Magazine.