Another Scrapbook Star Card

Today's card is an inspiration challenge card that i did for the Scrapbook Star's got Talent July challenges. I have everyone using a picture of Leonid the Magnificent from a few years back on the America's got Talent Show. Here is the picture, followed by the card. Leave me a comment and let me know what you think.

I used a wonderful technique where you take a cuttlebug folder and ink it up, then put your painted grungeboard piece into it and this amazing embossed ink image is the final product.

Scrapbook Star tutorial Card

Hi Everyone, Today I'm sharing with you a card that has a tutorial to go with it over at Scrapbook Star Every 1st and 15th I do a tutorial over at Scrapbook Star and would love for you to join me. This one is based on creating background paper using the emboss resist technique. What do ya think?

Pez-a-Doodle Wednesday

Today is another installment of Pez-a-Doodle Wednesday and I'm going to share with you a card that I made using Studio G Stamps, Pez-a-Bling and Perfect Pearls. I really like these little squares of bling. You can use them in so many ways, and they really add that extra element to a projects. The Perfect Pearls was used on the ribbon, the vellum, the embossed sentiment and the stamped white corner image (this is a Studio G Stamp). I love using Perfect Pearls to give a luster distressed look. real purdy in my books. So here she is. Leave me some love and let me know what you think.




Supply List:
Cardstock: Stampin' Up
Patterned Paper: Pink Paislee
Specialty Paper: Vellum
Stamps: Studio G, unknown
Ink: Versamark
Embossing Powder: Tsukeniko
Bling: Pez-a-Bling
Tools: Scor-Pal, paper trimmer, heat gun, border punch
Other: rose ribbon, ribbon

Sunshiny Birthday

Hello Everyone,

Looks like another dreary day today here in Southern Saskatchewan. Time for inside play with the children and some craft time.

Today I'm sharing with you a resist emboss card. I'll be doing a tutorial over at Scrapbook Star on the 15th, so come by and say hi. This card was created with the Shore Thoughts Set from Lizzie Anne Designs. I tell ya, this set is crazy versatile. My inspiration came from the shore lines of North Carolina. I've never been but have a few wonderful magazines that show that grass to the sea shot, and I just love it. So much so, that I used some dried grass that I purchased at a dollar store to complete the card.

Now on with the show.



Supplies
Card stock: Prism
Patterned Paper: Cosmo Cricket
Embossing Powder: Tsukeniko
Spellbinders: Classic Rectangle, Scallop Rectangle
Stamps: Shore Thoughts-Lizzie Anne Designs
Ink: Versamark, Memento
Tools: Scor-Pal, Purple Cows Paper Trimmer, Precision Scissors, Heat Gun
Other: seashells, dried grass

a lil fish following dad

Hi Everyone,

Here is a cute little card made for the event over at SNR. I love how those little bubbles turned out. It's a nice change to create a card using minimal stamping and this one falls right into that category nicely. Let me know what you think.



Supply list:
Cardstock: Prism
Patterned Paper: Cosmo Cricket
Bling: Pez-a-Doodle Skittles
Stamps: Lizzie Anne Designs
Ink: Versafine
Glitter: Clearsnap
Tools: Scor-Pal, paper trimmer, Glossy Accents

A card a day for the week

Well, to make up for a busy week last week over at SNR, I'm going to share a card a week with all of you to let ya know I'm still blogging away. Today I'm sharing a card made with Lizzie Anne Designs stamps. These stamps really are great quality. I used the Shore Thoughts set, and thought the outcome was very angel wing like. So here it is. I hope you enjoy. Leave a little love to let me know what you think.



Supply List:
Cardstock:Prism
Patterned Paper: Cosmo Cricket
Rub-ons: Basic Grey
Chipboard: Maya Road
Pearls: Kaiser Craft
Stamps: Lizzie Anne Designs
Ink: Color Box
Paint: Smooch
Tools: Big Shot, Scor-Pal, paper trimmer, Nestabilities, Edge Distresser
Other: Button

You can see a bunch of amazing eye candy over at SNR's Gallery