Showing posts with label pez-a-doodles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pez-a-doodles. Show all posts

July 31, 2009

Pez-a Doodle Friday

Hi Everyone,

Hope you are enjoying your friday and looking forward to the weekend. Taday i'm sharing a card chalk full of Skittles from Pez-a-Doodle. I love these little embellishments and i find different ways to position them on a regular basis. This card is no exception. Take a look and please leave some love to let me know what you think of the card, the blog, or just to say hello. Here is the card.



Supply List:
Cardstock: Stampin' Up
Patterned Paper: Scarlet Lime, Little Yellow Bicycle
Stamps: Studio G
Ink: Versamark
Embossing Powder: Tsukeniko
Bling: Pez-a-Doodle
Spellbinders: rectangle Nestabilities
Tools: Scor-Pal, paper trimmer, heat gun, big shot
Other: ribbon

July 22, 2009

PDD Wednesday and mojo monday

Hi Everyone and Happy Wednesday to you. Today I've got a card to share that I used some serious Stickles and Pez-a-Bling on. I've always been a little afraid of Stickles, but I'm starting to embrace the possibilities. This card is uses Scarlet Lime paper, Studio G stamps, and Pez-a-Bling. I cut out the stamped image and a few of the flowers from the patterned paper. Yellow and Green seem to be a favorite combo of mine lately. hope you enjoy and take a moment to go check out the pre-order Tim Holtz releases available over at Pez-A-Doodle. Can you say yummo??!!






July 14, 2009

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



July 8, 2009

Pez-a-Doodle Wednesday And Mojo Monday?

Hi Everyone. I hope you really enjoyed your weekend. Today is another Pez-a-Doodle Wednesday and I am using some more yummo Studio G Stamps. Before I was a Design team member for Pez-a-Doodle, I'd never heard of these little gems. They are great quality and are UBER inexpensive. This card used the spring holidays and fairy sets. I hope you enjoy. Just a note: the flower daisy paper is created with a glue pad and 2 different colors of glitter. Ain't she pretty!!!



Supply List:
Card stock: Stampin'Up
Pattern paper: Glitz, Chatterbox
Stamps: Studio G
Ink: memento, Versamark
Pearls: Basic Gray
Rhinestones: Creative Imagination
Glitter: Barbara Trombley
Spellbinders: Classic and Scallop Oval, Classic and Scallop Rectangle large
Other: grosgrain ribbon, clear embossing powder
Tools: Big Shot, Scor-Pal, quickie Glue Pen, Glue Pad




July 1, 2009

Pez-a-Doodle Friday and Card Patterns a little early

Hi everyone and Happy Friday to you. Firstly, Tomorrow is the big SNR Oh Say Can You See Blog hop, so don't miss it. Start off at Card Universe and make your way along the over 90+ participants. Good way to spend your holiday for sure. And there will be blog candy along the way, so keep your eyes open for "clues"


Today I'm sharing with you another real bright and cheery card. I don't often make cards for young girls, so thought I'd take a whirl at this and really like how it turned out. I used Studio G stamps and these little beauties are simply the sweetest. And so worth the few dollars. What a steal!!! I also used Memento Inks Dew Drops, which are the best little purchase, especially if you are wanting to try a new ink line, but don't want to pay crazy amounts to do so. So here she is, A Card Patterns sketch challenge entry to boot. And last but not least, some of the super versatile Pez-a-Blings. If you don't have any of these little square gems, you need to get some.


June 24, 2009

Hi again everyone. This is the second post of the day so make sure you scroll down for some awesome stuff.

Today is Pez-a-Doodle Wednesday and I'm sharing with you a little cupcake treat that uses liquid pearls, perfect pearl and Studio G stamps. It was really fun to create and I hope you leave some serious cupcake love.





All supplies that are highlited, are available at an amazing price over at Pez-a-Doodle
Supply List
Cardstock- PTI
Patterned Paper- SEI
Stamps- Studio G
Pearls- Basic Grey
Paint- Liquid Pearls, Perfect Pearls, Stickles
Pens- Glaze pens
Ink- Memento, Versamark
Other- White embossing powder, ribbon
Tools- paper trimmer, Scor-pal, heat gun, rectangle nesties, Big Shot, postage corner stamp

Happy Crafting

June 17, 2009

Cheers to Dad (Pez-a-Doodle Wednesday)

hi Everyone, and Happy Wednesday to you. Today I'm sharing a great little card that uses Studio G stamps. These stamps are seriously fun. And the price is fantastic. I decided to do a fathers day card using one of the St. Patrick's day stamps and I really like how those little glasses of beer turned out. So here she is.



To get a realistic beer look to those glasses, I used a glaze pen for the foam and colored the beer with pencil crayons. Then I glazed them over with Glossy Accents. Don't they look refreshing?

Well I hope you all have a great day. Hope you have time to enjoy some of the simpler things in life today.

Are you a digi-stamper? If so, Marti from Pez-A-Doodle has a great digistamp that fits right into your Nesties. Head on over to her blog and take advantage - it's free!

Supplies:
Accessories: beads, linen thread
Coloring agents: Memento Rich Cocoa, pencil crayons , glaze pens,
Paper: PTI card stock, Basic Gray patterned paper
stamps: Beer glass- Studio G Holidays
Tools: Scor-pal, Purple Cows 2-in-1 trimmer, Glossy Accents


June 12, 2009

Mojo Monday International Princess

Happy Friday to all of you. I hope this weekend gives each and every one of you a little time to relax and enjoy the simple things in life. Or maybe you will have a few hours of being an absolute queen. So with that thought here is my card for Friday. It is this weeks Mojo Monday challenge. Hope you like it
This image is the first stamp from a series that is brand new from Pez-A-Doodle. There are some great ones lined up, so make sure you start collecting these great images.
Supplies:
Accessories: beads and glitter, Pez-a-Blings
Coloring agents: Onyx Black Versafine, perfect pearls , Le Plume markers, copper embossing powder
Die cuts- scallop and regular rectangle (spellbinder)
Paper: Olive (SU), Yuzen paper (About Art Accents). unknown copper textured paper
stamps: Princess Cleo (Pez-A-Doodle)
Tools: Scor-pal, Purple Cows 2-in-1 trimmer, Big Shot, heat gun, glue pen

June 9, 2009

Pez-a-Doodle Wednesday.

Hello Everyone and Happy Wednesday to you. Today is another wonderful Pez-a-Doodle day with a card to share and a great sale to let you know about too. Pez-a-Doodle is having a free shipping sale on all purchases over $50. You gotta love when you can buy a little extra because you're not being charged shipping right!!??

Today I am sharing a card with you that I just absolutely love. I took the Butterflies a-flutter stamp and used it as the background stamp. Lightly dusting it with chalk and perfect pearls for a little luster. Then I took the same stamp and stamped it twice almost linking the two stamped images together. love how that turned out. And finally, I cut out a few of the butterfly images to adhere on the card front. This stamp is REALLY versatile and you will love having it in your arsenal I guarantee it!!!


Supplies:
Accessories: purple buttons
Coloring agents: memento ink, chalk, perfect pearls, Le Plume markers,black stickles
Paper: lemon (PTI), basic black, sage (SU), unknown design paper
stamps: Pez-A-Doodle - Butterflies a flutter , Shine- Unity stamp
Tools: Scor-pal, Purple Cows 2-in-1 trimmer, craft knife

May 28, 2009

you're so sweet!!!!

It's Mojo Monday Time again here at Ink Cut & Fold. I am back to bright and cheery today with pinks, oranges and yellows. I'm starting to really enjoy Thickers from American Crafts. They are really fun to use and do give that dimensional element that I love to have on my cards. So here it is in all its "oh my goodness I think I need Shades" beauty.
I used a couple of stamps from Unity. Their stamps are uber sweet. Also you'll see some great bling on the card from Pez-a-Doodle. These little gems are called Skittles and come in some great colors with sparkles to boot. It doesn't get much better than that. Speaking of Pez-a-Doodle, I start my design team term on the first of June. I'm so stinkin excited about that. Be sure to watch out for what I've got in store. I really hope you love it.

Well that is it for today. Thanks so much for stopping by and
Happy Crafting

May 21, 2009

Starry night

Hi everyone. Today I've got a card to share with you, that I used some pretty cool technique combinations. I'll do my best to explain them, but don't hesitate to ask questions if you need more information. There is a whole lot going on with this card, but I think it still all gels. So here we go. Firstly this amazing background stamp is from Pez-a-doodle and I absolutely love it. It is called the Cobblestone background. The rest of the stamps are Studio G. I really love the fairy collection and can use them with so many different projects. You will notice that the center is made up of 5 pieces. Firstly 2 scalloped squares. Then a really distressed dark blue square with teal border. This dark blue square has a few different techniques on it. Firstly I used emboss resist (the paper was originally teal) then I crumpled the entire piece until the embossing powder started "cracking". Lastly I took Opalite ink and went over the entire piece to give it some "moon glow". A little Tricky but totally worth it.
Now for the cobblestone background, I also used emboss resist, but instead of using regular paper and ink, I used glossy paper and Alcohol ink. To remove the alcohol ink from the embossed image, all you have to do is use the Alcohol Blending solution and it will come right off the embossed part of your image. TRES COOL!!!

I will be doing a couple projects with embossing over at SNR in June, so make sure you stop by, and sign up. There are so many great things going on over there, that you will be so glad you made the decision to be a SNR JUNKIE!!!


Supplies:
Accessories: Navy Ribbon, silver embossing powder, clear embossing powder
Coloring agents: denim, stream (alcohol ink), Versamark Dazzle, Nordic Ice Opalite, paris dusk, danube blue, bahama blue (memento), silver perfect pearls,
Die cuts- scallop and regular square, scallop and regular circle (spellbinder)
Paper: white (PTI), Not Quite Navy, Tempting Turquoise, Bashful Blue, Glossy White (SU),
stamps: Cobblestone (Pez-A-Doodle) , Stars and sentiment (Studio G)
Tools: Scor-pal, Purple Cows 2-in-1 trimmer, Big Shot, heat gun, edge distresser

Thanks for stopping by today. I always appreciate your visit.

May 5, 2009

4 in 1 combo card

Holy Doodles, I've crammed 4 challenges into this card for you today. It really can be done. First this is this weeks CPS sketch challenge. I used the Color Create Cream, Chocolate and Red challenge for this week, added in The Pink Elephant circles and scallops challenge and topped it off with the Studio G #7 paper piecing. so here it goes Everyone... I have wanted to do a cupcake card for a while now, but the thought was adding on pounds, so i bit the bullet and took one for the team lol. With this card i used some great lace ribbon that I've had and just didn't know what to use it for. And I used some fabric paint to give the icing some real dimension. I added some glitter to the wet fabric paint for a little extra sprinkle and the small cupcakes on the bottom of the card are all paper pieced, iced, and glued onto painted grunge circles. (I added some glitter to these before they dried too)

Supplies:
Stamps: Polka Dot Pie-Chocolate Treats 1, Studio G cupcakes quad.
Diecuts- Spellbinder classic and scallop circle
Paper: Card stock- Very Vanilla (SU), Bittersweet collection (Basic Grey)
Accessories: Lace Ribbon, red glitter, fabric paint, Basic Shapes Grungeboard (Tim Holtz)
Coloring agents: Versafine Onyx Black, vintage photo distress ink (Ranger), Christmas red ink (colorbox), Le Plume markers, Red Pepper paint dabber (adirondack)
Tools: Scor-pal, Purple Cows 2-in-1 trimmer, postage stamp punch, corner round punch, small tipped paint brush.

Hope you enjoyed todays card. Try mixing challenges up to push your creativity into overdrive!!!
Happy Crafting

April 16, 2009

Little Bugs


Hi Everyone and happy Thursday. Today I've created a card completely out of my usual style, but oh this image is UBER cute. It is the new set from Pez-A-Doodles calls Bee Picnic. This is the first of a series and you can mix and match accessories with each and every series you purchase. Talk about versatility. Make sure you check out the playgroup from Pez-a-Doodles and follow along with their blog hop and hint parade. You will be so happy that ya did. The Bee Picnic stamp is available as a DigiStamp for a limited time so go grab it!!!


All Supplies linked are available at PeZ-A-Doodles
Supplies:
stamps: Pez-a-Doodles-Picnicing Bee, Fiskars flowers, Just Rite round 2 5/16 roman font
Paper: Card stock- PTI White, SU Basic Black, gingham red and whit scrap, black and white circle scrap.
Accessories: I {Heart} Paper Blue, Aqua and Red Glimmer ribbon, Black rhinestones, Ivory PTI vintage button. Black Diamonds Stickles
Coloring agents: Le Plume Markers, Versafine Onyx Black

April 15, 2009

Color Create Challenge

Today is a snow day here in Frontier. Big chunky flakes that are filled with spring water. I'm sharing with you a card that I made last night that I think is super sweet. I used the Color Create color challenge, which is chocolate, coffee and cream. This card was really fun to create and I hope you enjoy it just as much as I do. Don't forget to also enter in for my Sweets, there is a $15 gift certificate from Pez-a-Doodles in it!!!

Also MAKE SURE to check out the Pez-A-Doodles New releases event. Take a moment to figure out todays hint at Sandie's The new sets from Pez-a-Doodles are FAN-FLIPPIN-TASTIC!!! You could win some great stuff.

Now on with the show.


I tried my hand at something a little different with this card. I distress inked the embossed background with photo brown ink to really pull the chocolate and cream combo for the top part of the card. And for the first time I used a whole lotta buttons for a border so to speak. I just got these vintage buttons from Paper Trey and if you haven't purchased buttons before, Theirs are truly beautiful. Then I added some pink pearls to a few of those cute buttons to bring in just a hint of pink to the card. The coffee cup was glazed over to give it that porceline look using Glossy accents.

Supplies:
stamps: Unity Stamps March Kit of the Month-coffee on display, Polka Dot Pie-Chocolate Treats 1 Studio G-Warm and Cozy
Spellbinders: Scalloped and regular Large rectangles
Paper: Card stock-SU Basic Black, PTI White, BG bittersweet-Almond Toffee, Scrap black and white paper, embossed hand made paper
Accessories: PTI Vintage Cream and White buttons, Pink pearls, Ranger Glossy Accents,
Coloring agents: Tim Holtz Distress ink Photo Brown, Versafine-Onyx Black, Cinnamon Stickles, Coal and Coffee Shimmerz, Pink glaze pens.
Tools: Big Shot, Scor-pal, Purple Cows 2-in-1 trimmer

Happy Crafting
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