Here is a new card I created for the Cutters Creek Blog. You will find all the details about the card there.
Have a wonderful day!
Fran
Here is a new card I created for the Cutters Creek Blog. You will find all the details about the card there.
Have a wonderful day!
Fran
I was in the mood to make something a little different so I pulled out my Tim Holtz style tag, some distress inks, a 3 year old rubber stamp (never used), a piece of ephemera, a feather and some seam binding. And this is what happen. Oh and a staple using my EK Success Staple Fastenater that is way older then the stamp.
I used three shades of distress inks (spiced marmalade, dusty concord, crushed olive) to get the colors on the tag. Then I used Vintage Photo on the edges of the tag and the travel ticket. I own only one color of seam binding (winter cream). And when I use distress inks or other type ink pads I will color the seam binding to match my project by just running the pad portion on the seam binding. In this case I use all three of the distress inks mentioned earlier. So what do you think?
Have a nice day!
Fran
I had the option to pick from several sketches for this week’s project. Below are the options.
I chose this one.
Last week I made a School Theme card with a little boy on it. So I thought it would be nice to make another one with a little girl. And as she walks to school she begins to dream of what she wants to be when she grows up. I am going to guess and say she probably wants to be a Fashion Designer. What do you think?
The sweet digi image and sentiment can be found here. The printed background paper is here. There is more of this same background paper in different colors. Check it out here.
All other embellishments are from my personal supplies.
Stop over to MTME Blog to get more inspiration from the other designers. We would love for you to be part of this week’s challenge.
Thank you for stopping by my Blog. And have a wonderful day.
Fran
Today I bring you a Birthday card for someone special who loves to sew. What better way to show that special someone how much you admire her by expressing it through a sewing theme.
FRONT
INSIDE
VINTAGE FASHION GIRL CLOSE-UP
Details: Vintage Fashion Child
Other: DP Vintage Attic Treasures; Seam Binding Ribbon (hand dyed); Ribbon Spool-Tags-Sewing Machine are die cuts by My Grafico.
Thank you for stopping by and have a wonderful day!
Fran
Today I bring you my Peas and Thank You Card.
Here are some details on my card. The cute image is from McMahon5Design and you can find it here. And the flower can be seen here.
The Three Peas in a Pod image were colored with my Copic Markers. The background papers are from my personal stash (unable to provide company because label is missing).
And you can see more of the M5D DT members and there beautiful cards here.
Have a wonderful Day!
Fran
Dear old golden rule days……
For some school has begun and others its right around the corner. So today I bring you my school day project. But before I show you my card I want to share this week’s sketch from My Time My Easy Pretty Patterns.
Feel free to use MTME sketch on any project you want, we encourage you to get creative! And of course you can combine challenges (Pretty Pallet Challenge will post on 8/21). While participation with products from My Time Made Easy ™ LLC is appreciated, it is not required to participate. You can use products from ANY company. Sketch Keyword will be MTMEPPS23.
Here is my card using this week’s sketch.
Click on the following to see what I used to get the look on my card.
I hope the sketch gets your creative juices flowing and my card inspires you. And if you want to see more inspiration check out what the DT members have created over at the MTME Blog.
Have a wonderful day!
Fran
Today I am sharing with you my latest card I created for my debut as a new member of the Cutters Creek Design Team. I know this may sound a little corny but I had the most fun making this card. I used two digital images as my main focus. The background image is from Make It Crafty. And the sweet little girl image is from La La Land. You can read more details about the card over at Cutters Creek Blog.
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I would love if you left a comment letting me know what you think. And if you have any questions about my card feel free to leave it in the comments section & I will reply there too. Have a wonderful week ahead!
Fran
Did I get your attention? I sure hope so. I’ve been making cards lets see for about 2 years now. And on this journey I have collected a great number of rubber and clear stamps (which I love using). But nothing has surprised me more about how much I love working with Digital Stamps.
Now how many digital stamps can you collect? Well as many as you like because you can save them on your computer. And the best part you can re-size them to fit any size card. So with that said I love to challenge you to create your next card using a digital stamp. And if you don’t have any you can stop over at My Time Made Easy (MTME) and check out all the awesome digital stamps and papers.
Todays card has both digital stamp called Be Strong & paper called Blooming With Elegance on it. And the flower (more detail below) on the card was made with some of the background digital paper. Then I cut two butterflies from the paper for my card. And with some help of a little bling & more paper this is what I created.
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The sketch below was part of our challenge but I deviated somewhat because my mind’s eye just saw something different. It happens sometimes. :) And its an easy sketch to follow. So come on let me see what you can do with the sketch.
Flower Close-Up
I took one of the digital papers from Blooming With Elegance that had various sizes of flowers on it. I cut three flowers out. Then I spritz them with Perfect Pearls crinkled them up & let dry. Once dried I opened each flower very carefully so not to tear. Glued them together & added a pearl colored with a copic marker (Duck Blue) to match the shades in the flower.
Check out what the other DTs did this week over at the MTME Blog. I know their creations will inspire you to grab a digital stamp and begin your journey down Digital Lane. Thank you for stopping by & I hope you were able to leave a comment.
Fran