This week for the Inpsired Stamps Design Team we were to use a Scripture with a His Little Ones Stamp, this is my contribution.
I used His Little Ones: Soldier with Flag with His Plans for You to create this simple card. (Sorry about the glare on the picture It seemed that no matter how I took the picture the silver cardstock created a glare).
Materials Used: Inspired Stamps His Little Ones: Soldier with Flag and His Plans For You
CTMH materials used: Cranberry, Bamboo, Desert Sand, Chocolate, Parchament & White Daisy Cardstock, Star Dimensional Elements, Black, Chocolate, Cocoa, Pacifica Inks, Pacifica & Heavenly Blue Re-inkers, Chocolate, Holiday Red, & Star Spangled Blue Markers, Liquid Glass
Silver cardstock from Colorbok, Kraft Cardstock from The Paper Company
Cuttlebug Diamond Plate Folder, White & Silver Gel Pens
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Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Inspired Stamps Give away and This weeks Design Team Project
From now till Friday July 22 at 11:59 pm you will have the opportunity to win a free Inspired Stamps stampset of your choice (excluding the Colorable Alphabet set) just by leaving a comment on my blog. I would love to have you sign up to FOLLOW my blog in the left hand margin, but that's not a requirement to win. I will choose a winner randomly from all the comments and post next Saturday who the winner is!
Not only am I giving away a stamp set but the entire Inspired Stamps Design Team and Inspired Stamps blog are giving away Free stampsets, also. This means that you could have 10 opportunities to win a free stamp set. So please pop on over to my fellow team members blogs and make sure you leave a comment on their blogs also. Links to the other Design Team Member's sights are on the upper left hand sidebar.
Martha Stewart Butterfly Punch
Fiskars Sunburst Border Punch
Vellum, and Coaster from my stash.
Not only am I giving away a stamp set but the entire Inspired Stamps Design Team and Inspired Stamps blog are giving away Free stampsets, also. This means that you could have 10 opportunities to win a free stamp set. So please pop on over to my fellow team members blogs and make sure you leave a comment on their blogs also. Links to the other Design Team Member's sights are on the upper left hand sidebar.
We are concentrating on the scripture stamps this week. Above is my finished altered item, The stamp set I used for this project is Inspired Stamps John 14:6. I wanted my focus to be the scripture so I kept the design relatively simple. I plan on adding my Christmas group shot of the boys to the left side of the frame when I can get it printed. This will eventually find it's way home on my desk at work.
Here is a close up of the Butterflies, showing them with their wings slightly lifted off the page to give you the feeling that they are flying.
Materials Used: Inspired Stamps "John 14:6" Stampset,
CTMH products used Pacifica Re-Inker, Pearl Paint, Outdoor Denim Ink, Outdoor Denim and White Daisy Cardstock, Outdoor Denim Ribbon, Crotchet Flower, Blue Button, Hinges, Liquid Glass, Miracle B&TMartha Stewart Butterfly Punch
Fiskars Sunburst Border Punch
Vellum, and Coaster from my stash.
Saturday, December 11, 2010
No Peekiing Edition #2 (Mom I know you are tempted to take a peek:-)
Okay so I said I managed to get several projects started in Tennessee over Thanksgiving. Well thanks to Wrestling I not had much time to complete what I had started up until today when my totally full calender was totally cleared off by 10am. I started the day out with taking Jimmy to the high school to catch the bus for his wrestling match today at 6:15 AM. Then I came back home and tried to catch another hour's sleep before I left to go to the match. The day was to be full, cause I had to leave Jimmy's match at 4:00pm to go home and get ready for a card class at 6:00 pm. Robbie, Dani & I left for the Wrestling tournament at 8:30 which would get us up to the meet by the 9:00 am start time. Well thanks to my son thinking he knew a short cut to get there we ended up arriving about 15 minutes late. As I pulled into the school my phone rang and it was my upline Karen calling to let me know that we were going to have to cancel our card class for the evening. Whew, now I could spend the day watching Jimmy wrestle and not have to worry about having to leave before he was done. So we go into the match Robbie and Dani pay to get in while I am still talking on the phone to Karen. The kids go on in and find Jimmy, only to come immediately back out to tell me that they had a full bracket in Jimmy's weight class with no room for alternates (Jimmy had lost his wrestle off) so Jimmy wasn't wrestling today. Now we kindly ask the lady taking money if Robbie and Dani can have a refund and we collect Jimmy and head home. Whew my once Overloaded schedule has now become a free day for Mom. So of course when I get home I immediately call Karen and we set up a playdate for the afternoon. I quickly pack my bags and run off to have several hours of kids free paper therapy. YEEHAW.
One of the projects I had started when I was in Tennessee was to cut up a Notebook Level One kit I had gotten when I first became a consultant 2 years ago. I had taken this kit out of it's bag several times over the years but never could quite seem to be able to get pictures on it. I have no clue what it is about Level 1's but I have a very hard time using them to complete pages. On the Close To My Heart Bulletin Boards lately some of the very talented consultants have been posting some awesome 6x6 mini My Creations Memory Showcase Accordian Albums and cards made from Level 1 kits, forgive me ladies I have forgotten who all you were. These projects inspired my next set of gifts that I have created.
No you are not seeing double, I have created 2 very similar wall hanging for my Mother and MIL. My Idea started with me cutting up my Notebook Level 1 Paper into 6 inch squares. I them adhered them to some 6x6 chipboard I had laying around, and since I had 4 pieces of chipboard & Level 1 combo's, and 4 sons I decided to make a wall hanging using some current pictures I had taken of the boys. Robbie's picture is one of his Sr. Pict's I had taken in October and the other 3 boys are pictures I took in TN over Thanksgiving. This particulare pattern sheet from the level one looked really good when I alternated the sides the Black was on when laying out the wall hanging. This project came together really easily as all I had to do was distress all the edges of the Level 1 paper with Desert Sand, then cut my Colonial White and Crystal Blue Mats, Distress the Crystal Blue mats with Crystal Blue ink, and Stamp out each boys' name using "The Works" Stamp Set & Desert Sand Ink. Once that was done I adhered it all together, punched my holes with a crop-a-dile and then they were ready to assemble. I couldn't decide on how to connect the 4 boards, as our boys aren't ribbon type of guys and the twill was too big for my holes. I then thought of the leather lace Ken uses to braid hatbands. It was perfect, plus it added to the rustic feel the distressed Black and Bamboo cardstock provided, Of course once I got the first one together I just had to create another one using the exact same pattern, as I loved how well the boys pictures looked with this paper. My initial plan was use 2 different Level 1's to clean them out of my stash. Now for my problem, I only had 1 Notebook Level 1 paper pack, and it is not longer available for purchase, not to mention the fact that I was on a roll and wanted the second one done now. So I decided to recreated the pattern using Bamboo, & Black Cardstock, and a piece of Crystal Blue B&T from the Notebook Level 2 kit. I sanded the Bamboo & Black cardstock so some of the white was showing like the Level 1 was, I then used a slightly different B&T for the Crystal Blue strip as I no longer had the original pattern used (it was my favorite). I measured and assembled the second one not quite as quickly but almost as quickly as the first and unless you look closely you can't tell that I didn't use the exact same paper on each.
And so the rest don't feel left out here is a close up of each of their blocks, from the Level 1 kit.
I still have a couple gifts to show you. But it is getting late and I have to keep Mom in suspense a little while longer as I know she will not heed my warnings and will have read this post before Christmas. LOL Mom just act surprised on Christmas when you open your gifts.LOL Love ya.
One of the projects I had started when I was in Tennessee was to cut up a Notebook Level One kit I had gotten when I first became a consultant 2 years ago. I had taken this kit out of it's bag several times over the years but never could quite seem to be able to get pictures on it. I have no clue what it is about Level 1's but I have a very hard time using them to complete pages. On the Close To My Heart Bulletin Boards lately some of the very talented consultants have been posting some awesome 6x6 mini My Creations Memory Showcase Accordian Albums and cards made from Level 1 kits, forgive me ladies I have forgotten who all you were. These projects inspired my next set of gifts that I have created.
| Shhhhh Don't tell them but this is what my Mom and Mother In Law are getting for Christmas. |
| This is a Picture of Robbie our Oldest. this one was made using the Notebook Level 1 kit. |
| And this is the one in which I had to recreate the look and feel of the Level 1 kit using Cardstock and B&T. It is really hard to tell the difference. |
| Jimmy Son #2 |
| Tony Son #3 |
| Dillon our Baby |
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No Peeking Edition #1 (Mom this means you :-)
While we were in Tennessee to visit Ken's parents and spend time in our wonderful cabin in the mountains, I started working on some projects I had in mind but was always too busy to try.
Since I had limited room to take supplies down to work on, I actually planned a little and managed to only take what I thought I would need to get those projects started. I actually had plans to work on Christmas gifts and for the first time in forever I have actually gotten several done with 2 weeks to spare. I am impressed, guess this old dog can learn some new tricks.
The first project I completed was a set of ornaments for our tree. Each year I try to buy the boys each a new ornament for the tree, so when they go out on their own they will have a good collection of ornaments to take with them. With having done this every year since they were born (and even with losing some in the fire in 2000) our tree is quite full, but there is always room on the tree for more special ornaments. This year with funds being tight We really don't have much money to spend on the boys for Christmas, so I decided that they could get handmade ornaments instead. Now we just need to get it set up.
These are the Close To My Heart Dimensional Elements Ornaments. This was a simple project and I was able to get all of them mostly done in about 2 hours of working while in TN. The only thing I would have done different is I would have embossed the tops of the ornaments before I assembled them, but I didn't think about that when I was in TN and my embossing powders and heat gun where in Ohio. So I waited till I got home to emboss the tops using Silver Pearl & Gold Embossing Powders. Doing this after they were assembled was hard cause I couldn't get the embossing powder to stick to the chipboard close to where the second layer was, which is why they all have some form of a bow on the top of the ornament.
Since I had limited room to take supplies down to work on, I actually planned a little and managed to only take what I thought I would need to get those projects started. I actually had plans to work on Christmas gifts and for the first time in forever I have actually gotten several done with 2 weeks to spare. I am impressed, guess this old dog can learn some new tricks.
The first project I completed was a set of ornaments for our tree. Each year I try to buy the boys each a new ornament for the tree, so when they go out on their own they will have a good collection of ornaments to take with them. With having done this every year since they were born (and even with losing some in the fire in 2000) our tree is quite full, but there is always room on the tree for more special ornaments. This year with funds being tight We really don't have much money to spend on the boys for Christmas, so I decided that they could get handmade ornaments instead. Now we just need to get it set up.
These are the Close To My Heart Dimensional Elements Ornaments. This was a simple project and I was able to get all of them mostly done in about 2 hours of working while in TN. The only thing I would have done different is I would have embossed the tops of the ornaments before I assembled them, but I didn't think about that when I was in TN and my embossing powders and heat gun where in Ohio. So I waited till I got home to emboss the tops using Silver Pearl & Gold Embossing Powders. Doing this after they were assembled was hard cause I couldn't get the embossing powder to stick to the chipboard close to where the second layer was, which is why they all have some form of a bow on the top of the ornament.
| Jimmy's Ornament Materials Used: Mistletoe Paper, Opaques Pearls New England Ivy Ink, Snow Flurries Stamp Set Stickles and Ribbon from my stash and Liquid Glass to hold it all together |
| Dillon's Ornament Materials Used: Cranberry Ink, Mistletoe Paper Rem Sparkle, Stickles and Ribbon from my stash and Liquid Glass to hold it all together |
| Another One for Mom Supplies used: Mistletoe Paper Red Sparkle, Ribbon from my stash. and Liquid Glass to hold it all together |
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