This card was made with the Pemberly paper pack from Close To My Heart, the February stamp of the month, Potential; Just A Number stamp and Licorice Opaques. You can get all these items from my website.
The next card is a flower pot card made again with the Pemberly paper pack and the January stamp of the month, Pemberly workshop on the go stamp, card word puzzle stamp set.
This is a scrapbook about my adventures in paper crafts. Mostly scrapbooking but also other items made using paper. Sometimes I use mixed media but not a lot.You can always find Close To My Heart papers,stamps and embellishments on this blog. If you would like to make any of these items or need the materials from Close To My Heart let me know!
Friday, April 13, 2012
Monday, April 2, 2012
Memory Game
I made this cute little memory game for Tristen. I created it with a Close To My Heart My Creations Cube. I covered it in the paper from Close To My Heart Elemental paper pack. I also used a dimensional element from the banner set. I inked the dimensional element and glued it to the top. I also used to brads to secure it. I used stamps from several different sets that are from Close To My Heart and colored them with Copic markers. Then I wrote on each one what it was. Tristen and I tried it out, needless to say he is still a bit young for this. He just wanted to throw the pieces around so we will try it again in the future!
Play Date Layout
I used Typeset paper pack from Close To My Heart on this layout. I also used some cutouts from the Cricut that I colored with Copic markers.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Close To My Heart Blog Hop Technique Challenge
Hi all, this is my first blog hop so excuse me if something is not correct! If you are coming from Michelle's bloghttp://inksandinspirations.blogspot.com/2012/02/even-easier.html then you are on the right track. Thanks for checking out this month's technique blog using Close To My Heart products is using the Even Easier technique from the current Spring catalog on page 91. This blog hop is a giant circle so you can start with any of the participants and continue on seeing the fabulous artwork they created.
We would love to see what you created using this months technique, please visit our challenge blog site at http://technicallyterrific.blogspot.com/ where you can display your artwork and win fabulous Close To My Heart prizes. You will also find here a list of our participants and their blogs in case you get lost along your path. Let's get started!!
I created a box to keep all those cards you either receive or get to send and then never find again. I used the My Creations Card Box on page 131, the Elemental paper pack on pg. 63, wooden buttons on pg. 65, My Arcrylics stamps in the Hooray Boquet set on pg. 69, Love Life set on pg. 100 and the Old World Alphabet set on pg. 115.
I cut some of the elemental paper in 5 1/2" x 5 3/4", 4 1/2" x 4 1.2". Cardstock I cut Sorbet 5 1/2" x 2 1/2" and Pacifica 4 1/2" x 5 1/2" and 4-3"x 10", 3"x4" cardstock and b&t for the sides.
I adhered these papers to the card box. I then used Colonial White cardstock with the Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge sold exclusively through a Close To My Heart consultant (and has been voted the best Cricut cartridge on the market). I personally use it all the time. On the stamp that coordinates with the Cricut cartridge they have the cutting sizes displayed. I cut out the large and medium sized flowers on the cartridge and used the stamp to stamp the images onto the cut out shapes. I then adhered the flowers to the upper right side of the box. I curled the edges of the flowers around a piercing tool to give them dimension. I then adhered the wooden buttons to the center of the flowers. I also cut the tag from the Art Philosophy Cricut cartridge at size 5". I then adhered it to the center of the left side of the box. I used the Old World Alphabet stamp and stamped the word Cards on the tag. I then adhered the wood buttons to the tag . I then stamped the swirl from the Love Life stamp set in Pacifica to the lower left corner of the box.
That's all there is to it. It may sound complicated but it is relatively easy because of the fabulous Art Philosophy circuit cartridge. It cuts out everything for you.
Thanks for stopping by. You can now continue on to the http://technicallyterrific.blogspot.com/. Make sure to leave a comment for us on the blog. Happy Scrappin!!
We would love to see what you created using this months technique, please visit our challenge blog site at http://technicallyterrific.blogspot.com/ where you can display your artwork and win fabulous Close To My Heart prizes. You will also find here a list of our participants and their blogs in case you get lost along your path. Let's get started!!
I created a box to keep all those cards you either receive or get to send and then never find again. I used the My Creations Card Box on page 131, the Elemental paper pack on pg. 63, wooden buttons on pg. 65, My Arcrylics stamps in the Hooray Boquet set on pg. 69, Love Life set on pg. 100 and the Old World Alphabet set on pg. 115.
I cut some of the elemental paper in 5 1/2" x 5 3/4", 4 1/2" x 4 1.2". Cardstock I cut Sorbet 5 1/2" x 2 1/2" and Pacifica 4 1/2" x 5 1/2" and 4-3"x 10", 3"x4" cardstock and b&t for the sides.
I adhered these papers to the card box. I then used Colonial White cardstock with the Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge sold exclusively through a Close To My Heart consultant (and has been voted the best Cricut cartridge on the market). I personally use it all the time. On the stamp that coordinates with the Cricut cartridge they have the cutting sizes displayed. I cut out the large and medium sized flowers on the cartridge and used the stamp to stamp the images onto the cut out shapes. I then adhered the flowers to the upper right side of the box. I curled the edges of the flowers around a piercing tool to give them dimension. I then adhered the wooden buttons to the center of the flowers. I also cut the tag from the Art Philosophy Cricut cartridge at size 5". I then adhered it to the center of the left side of the box. I used the Old World Alphabet stamp and stamped the word Cards on the tag. I then adhered the wood buttons to the tag . I then stamped the swirl from the Love Life stamp set in Pacifica to the lower left corner of the box.
That's all there is to it. It may sound complicated but it is relatively easy because of the fabulous Art Philosophy circuit cartridge. It cuts out everything for you.
Thanks for stopping by. You can now continue on to the http://technicallyterrific.blogspot.com/. Make sure to leave a comment for us on the blog. Happy Scrappin!!
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Xellina's Birthday Night Out Layout
In this layout I used a bold red,black and silver color palette. I had such a great time that night hanging out with my buddies, Xellina,Teddi,Kristi and Christiny. These pictures were out Pete's dueling Piano Bar. After Pete's Xellina and I went to the Improv with her husband and sister and brother in laws. The comics were really funny. That was the first time I went to the Improv or Pete's. It was a lot of fun.
Petting Zoo at Fort Worth Stock Show
Here is a really adorable layout that I COMPLETELY LOVE!!! It is very similar to the layout I did with the Lucy paper pack but I did change it a little. I used paper that a found at a local scrapbook store. It gave me the feeling of a more rustic,country vibe. With the adorable pictures of Tristen it is one of my favorite layouts that I have doe recently
Heartfelt Sentiments Retreat in Gainesville TX
This is a really cute layout I made at the retreat. It is based on a sketch from Imagine book available from Close To My Heart. I used the Lucy paper pack available in our Spring catalog. On 2 pages I put pictures of my niece Brooklynn but haven't put pictures on the other 2 pages yet.
I did use the mini medleys in Smoothie and paradise paper flowers.
I did use the mini medleys in Smoothie and paradise paper flowers.
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