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Thank you for joining me as we count down to the next MFT release. We are five days away from the big day! All the new Stamps, Die-namics, and Stencils will be available on Tuesday, March 3 at 10:00pm EST. Be sure to check out the MFT Blog to see all the new items being revealed today. Don't forget to leave a comment on the MFT Blog. Countdown posts, YOU could win one of the five $75.00 gift vouchers. I have two cards to share with you today, they both feature the gorgeous new Circle Scribble Flowers stamp set and Circle Scribble Die-namics from Lisa Johnson. I LOVE these sets! I stamped the flowers on Daffodil, Orange Zest, and Ripe Raspberry card stock in Sweet Tooth Pigment Ink, and I embossed them with white embossing powder. The flowers were then die-cut with the Circle Scribble Flowers Die-namics. The stitched panel was die-cut with the new Blueprints 23 Die-namics. The sentiments on the card are from the new Totally Happy stamp set. This set is FULL of fabulously happy sentiments. For my second card, I stamped the flowers on a piece of Smooth White card stock. The flowers were stamped in Tickled Pink and Ripe Raspberry, and Daffodil and Orange Fizz Premium Dye Ink. The stems and leaves were stamped in Field Day and Timber Green Premium Dye Ink. I found it easier to stamp the solid part of the flowers first and then the scribble portion. Did you notice the sweet little happy die-cut? That's one of three dies in the new Happy Trio Die-namics. This is the new Free with $60 set! On the inside of the card, I stamped a sentiment from the Totally Happy stamp set. As a final touch, I added one more scribble flower. Thanks so much for joining me today. Be sure to check out the MFT Blog to see all the gorgeous creations the Design Team has to share with you. LJD Circle Scribble Flowers Totally Happy Die-namics LJD Circle Scribble Flowers Die-namics Blueprints 23 Hybrid Ink Pad Black Licorice Sweet Tooth Pigment Ink Black Licorice Cardstock Daffodil Prestige Card Stock Green Room Prestige Card Stock Orange Zest Prestige Card Stock Ripe Raspberry Prestige Card Stock Smooth White Cardstock Scor-Tape 1/4 3D Foam Creative Sheets InLinkz.com Stamps: Circle Scribble Flowers, Totally Happy Dies: Circle Scribble Flower Die-namics, Blueprints 23 Die-namics Inks: Black Licorice Hybrid, Sweet Tooth Pigment Paper: Black Licorice, Daffodil, Green Room, Orange Zest, Ripe Raspberry, Sweet Tooth Accessories: White Embossing Powder, Scor Tape, 3D Creative Sheets LJD Circle Scribble Flowers Totally Happy Die-namics LJD Circle Scribble Flowers Blueprints 2 Die-namics Blueprints 13 Die-namics Black Licorice Cardstock Smooth White Cardstock Hybrid Ink Pad Black Licorice Daffodil Premium Dye Ink Pad Field Day Premium Dye Ink Pad Orange Fizz Premium Dye Ink Ripe Raspberry Premium Dye Ink Pad Tickled Pink Premium Dye Ink Pad Timber Green Premium Dye Ink Pad Scor-Tape 1/4 3D Foam Creative Sheets InLinkz.com Stamps: Circle Scribble Flowers, Totally Happy Dies: Circle Scribble Flower Die-namics, Happy Trio Die-namics, Blueprints 2 Die-namics, Blueprints 13 Die-namics Inks: Black Licorice Hybrid, Daffodil Premium Dye, Field Day Premium Dye, Orange Fizz Premium Dye, Ripe Raspberry Premium Dye, Tickled Pink Premium Dye, Timber Green Premium Dye Paper: Black Licorice, Smooth White Accessories: Scor Tape, 3D Creative Sheets

Hello friends! I hope your weekend was a good one. Here we have full summer and the days have been really warm. It's lovely, apart from tha...

Thanks for stopping by for MFT's March Release Rewind - Part 2! The MFT Team has another two days of inspiration for you using newly released products that are available HERE NOW. You can stop by the MFT Blog for the list of all the designers sharing projects today. My first card uses the new Stay Tuned Stamp Set and the new Television Die-namics. I created the pattern on the top half of the card with stamps included in the Stay Tuned Stamp Set. I used two new Premium Dye Inks released this month, After Midnight and Cranberry Cocktail, and the third ink is the Delicata Silver Ink Pad. On the bottom half of the card I stamped the new Small Brick Background Stamp in Cranberry Cocktail Premium Dye Ink on Cranberry Cocktail Card Stock. I used Steel Gray Card Stock for the television and Ranger Silver Foil Card Stock for the center rim. The screen background and sentiments are stamped with the Stay Tuned Stamp Set. Here's a look at the inside, including another sentiment from the stamp set. Then I added a spot for a gift card with the Gift Card Grooves Die-namics. The background on my second card is done with the Diagonal Stripes Stencil with Black Licorice Premium Dye Ink. I used the new Blueprints 23 to added the Smooth While Card Stock strip down the center and the scalloped edges. The leaves are stamped with the new Circle Scribble Flowers Stamp Set in Limelight Premium Dye Ink and outlined with Gumdrop Ink Premium Dye Ink. To create the flowers I used the new Circle Scribble Flower and Scribble Die-namics. The word sentiment is from the Happy Trio Die-namics, this month Free with $60. On the inside I stamped a sentiment from the new Totally Happy Stamp Set. The background is stamped with the Happy Birthday Background Stamp. Here are the products I used to create my cards: LLD Stay Tuned Die-namics LLD Television Small Brick Background Vertical Stitched Strips Gift Card Grooves After Midnight Premium Dye Ink Pad Cranberry Cocktail Premium Dye Ink Pad Delicata Silver Ink Pad Pigment Ink Pad Sweet Tooth After Midnight Prestige Card Stock Cranberry Cocktail Prestige Card Stock Heavyweight Card Stock Steel Grey Ranger Silver Foil Card Stock InLinkz.com LJD Circle Scribble Flowers Die-namics LJD Scribbles Die-namics LJD Circle Scribble Flowers Totally Happy Happy Birthday Background Blueprints 23 Free with $60 Stencil Diagonal Stripes Premium Dye Ink Pad Black Licorice Tickled Pink Premium Dye Ink Pad Limelight Premium Dye Ink Pad Lemon Chiffon Premium Dye Ink Pad Premium Dye Ink Pad Gumdrop Green Summer Splash Premium Dye Ink Pad Heavyweight Card Stock Black Licorice Heavyweight Card Stock Smooth White Limelight Prestige Card Stock Tickled Pink Prestige Card Stock Ripe Raspberry Prestige Card Stock Lemon Chiffon Prestige Card Stock Heavyweight Card Stock Lemon Drop Heavyweight Card Stock Sno Cone Summer Splash Prestige Card StockSummer Splash Prestige Card Stock InLinkz.com Share:facebook - twitter - pinterest MFT's March Rewind

10 Fabric Scribble Circles Cut from Scraps Each Layer is hand-cut with Pinking Shears A Scribble Stitch is Used to Create the Circle Design Wonderful Colors The largest circle measures 2.5" Great for Journals.

Hi everyone! Happy Tuesday! It’s time for the MFT March Release! All of the new products are available right HERE , right now in the MFT...

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Scribble Circle is a 4" x 4" stamp set that includes 5 individual stamps. Use the scribble circle as a sun, as a background to ground a floating image, or just as a fun accent on a card. For size reference, the scribble circle image is approximately 3 1/4" x 3 1/4". Scribble Circle includes handwritten "hey" and "hi" sentiments as well as an exclamation point. Looking for more great sentiments to use with this stamp set? Be sure to check out the Chunky Sentiments stamp set!

Hello there and thank you for stopping by today. Today is the first day of the MFT March Release Countdown. Only 5 days left until the ne...

Hello again! The March release from My Favorite Things is now live, and the design team is celebrating with a couple days of Release Rewind activities! Today, I get to contribute. And I’ve go…

Circles are a fun shape to play with and add colour to. I saw this set from PTI called Scribble Circles and just knew I had to have it. Aren't they fun! I started by stamping different sizes of the

Here's CAS(E) this Sketch 113, brought to you by N@Ali. And here's my take on it. After ink distressing and water spattering a piece of watercolor card stock, I attached a large Bold Blossom and leaf, together with a hand cut stem. The sentiment is from a very old American Crafts stamp set and finished off with a few black enamel dots. Visit CAS(E) this Sketch to see how my teammates interpreted the sketch and join us if you can. Link up your project(s) by Thursday, March 13th. Hope to see you in the gallery! InLinkz.com

Welcome back, it’s time for the new challenge at Scrapbook Boutique, that means it’s also time for a blog hop… so of course more wonderful prizes to be won! We are so excited to have two new team members here at Scrapbook Boutique, they are Amanda and Lynn, they are truly an inspiration and I … Continue reading Time for another Challenge at Scrapbook Boutique Bloghop & Giveaway!

Hello! I had to bring the Scribbles back for today's sneak peek-Inside & Out Stitched Rounded Square STAX die-namics. This STAX, just like all the others, are always a perfect card background. Especially when I use my favorite grout gray...

Each week we see fantastic projects featuring My Favorite Things product, and we're always so thrilled to see what our customers and followers are creating! Today, we'd like to shine the spotlight on some awesome projects that have caught our attention in another edition of You've Been Spotted. Sit a spell and get ready to ooooooh and aaaaah over some of the cool designs we've noticed recently. If you see your project featured, feel free to post this image on your blog and link to this post to show the world that you were spotted by My Favorite Things! Vilena Grishina I don't know about you, but I am feeling the summer vibes something fierce! I spotted Vilena's tropical card on Instagram and her use of the Blissful Blooms and Polynesian Paradise stamp sets paired with a shaker card is just so much fun! Amanda Korotkova Creative Team member Donna Mikasa spotted Amanda's card on Instagram and followed it to her blog. Donna quips, "She stamped and die cut a TON of rainbow goodness!" Amanda's colorful use of the Mini Modern Blooms stamp set and Die-namics is quite inspiring. Jodene Tripp Jodene crafted up this gloriously magical shaker card using the Magical Unicorns stamp set and Die-namics. Oh my goodness, it's a cotton candy DREAM. Olga Podobaeva Can we stop for a moment and simply bask in the gorgeousness of this card by Olga? I am smitten with her use of the Circle Scribble Flowers stamp set and the coordinating Scribbles Die-namics. Wait. Scroll back up and look at it again. Simply divine. crafty_m0chi Snuggle Bunnies and scallops are a sweet as pie combination. But the addition of the Four Way Chevron Cover-Up Die-namics on crafty_m0chi's card is a cool twist on cute. Her color combination is super fresh and pretty! Thanks for using MFT, ladies! You've left us inspired, and that's what it's all about! See you tomorrow for another great Sketch Challenge, and look for the next MFT Color Challenge this Thursday, May 26th! Which design is your favorite this week? Be sure to leave these ladies some love. And who knows? You might be spotted sometime soon!

Hi everyone! Happy Wednesday! It’s time for a new Color Throwdown Challenge, and this week, Joan has challenged us to use green, orange, yellow and gray! I immediately thought…”masculine”. I pulled out the darling MSTN Bionic Bots and MSTN Bionic Bots Die-namics for my card, and I cut him from X-Press It Blending Card and stamped him with Black Licorice Hybrid Ink. I colored him with Copic Markers and then coated him with my Clear Wink of Stella Brush Marker to make him super shiny! I popped him up with Jody Boosters onto a panel of Sweet Tooth Card Stock cut with the Stitched Rectangle STAX Die-namics. I stamped “Programming Happy Times Ahead” using Black Licorice Hybrid Ink under him and then added a star cut from Lemon Drop Card Stock cut with the Stitched Star STAX Die-namics. I used the Stitched Rectangle STAX Die-namics again to cut the panel of patterned paper from the Painted Prints Citrus Paper Pack, and the main panel of Cement Gray Prestige Card Stock was cut with Blueprints 13 Die-namics which I stamped using the new Circle Scribbles Background using Cement Gray Premium Dye Ink. I added a mat of Sweet Tooth Card Stock cut with Blueprints 2 Die-namics. MSTN Bionic Bots BG Circle Scribbles Background Die-namics MSTN Bionic Bots Die-namics Stitched Star STAX Die-namics Stitched Rectangle STAX Painted Prints Citrus Paper Pack Lemon Drop Card Stock Cement Gray Prestige Card Stock Sweet Tooth Card Stock Blending Card by X-Press It Hybrid Ink Pad Black Licorice Cement Gray Premium Dye Ink Pad InLinkz.com Check out what the Color Throwdown Team has created today! Barbara Anders Broni Holcombe Joan Ervin Lisa Henke Lori Tecler Lynn Put Vickie Zimmer Wanda Cullen Amy Rysavy, this month’s AMAZING Guest Designer! Gloria Lee, this week’s Guest Star Stamper!

Are you ready for five days of MFT's new products sneak peeks? It's that time to share so many new and fabulous MFT's stamps and die-namics. Today I am starting off with Lisa Johnson Designs Scribble Roses stamp set/die-namics and...

Hi Everyone, Yippie - once again it is Day 5 of MFT Release Countdown Week, and I've had so much fun with this month's release. For example these wonderful roses and doubble stitched circles and rectangles will be available in the MFT store on the 4th of August ; I simply diecut the two parts of the rose in smooth White cardstock and then inked the top one with sno cone ink. The botom part was inked with blu raspberry and tropical teal using daubers. I just love the dimension these two diecuts create! You will see ather ways to use these dies by stopping by at my talented teamies' blogs ! Complete product details, videos and links to all designers playing along with today's featured products can be found at the MFT Blog. I hope you're enjoying all of the sneak peeks at these great new products that will be available on tomorrow. Welcome back then! Die-namics Double Stitched Rectangle STAX Die-namics Double Stitched Circle STAX LJD Scribble Roses Die-namics LJD Scribble Roses Die-namics LJD Scribble Roses Overlay BB Polynesian Paradise Smooth White Card Stock Hybrid Ink Pad Sno Cone Tropical Teal Hybrid Ink Pad Hybrid Ink Pad Blu Raspberry Hybrid Ink Pad Sour Apple Hybrid Ink Pad Gumdrop Green Hybrid Ink Pad Jellybean Green Hybrid Ink Pad Black Licorice Mini Ink Blending Tool Foam Mounting Tape 1/4" InLinkz.com If you want to see more of my MFT cards, you can visit my My Favorite Things board on Pinterest: Have a great day, hugs, Karin

Hi, everyone, welcome to this week’s Crazy 4 Challenges! It’s sketch week and Lynn has a fun one for us this week. Obviously, I flipped it, but other than that I stayed pretty true to the sketch. I started with a Primitive Cream card stock base, then stamped up some Kraft card stock with Versamark and On the Diagonal Background. I cut that out with Blueprints 23 Die-namics, added some Black Licorice strips on either side, and popped it up on foam mounting tape. I added some LJD Circle Scribble Flowers Die-namics cut from Daffodil card stock, Ripe Raspberry card stock, Summer Splash card stock, and Sour Apple card stock, stamped with LJD Circle Scribble Flowers and Black Licorice dye ink. I popped them up on foam, as well. The sentiment is from Friends Like Us and was stamped on Black Licorice card stock with Sweet Tooth Pigment ink and heat embossed with white detail embossing powder, then popped up on foam mounting tape. I finished off with some enamel dots. Another sentiment from Friends Like Us was stamped on the inside with Black Licorice dye ink. And that's it! Be sure to check out what the rest of the design team has for you, including our April Guest Designer, Vicki Burdick! Anja de Regt Barbara Anders (

I ordered two of the new Altenew sets from the latest release and I was playing around with them the other day. This one uses Bamboo Rose and the sentiment is from Floral Shadows. I embossed the roses in white, and coloured with Zigs, in the colours of flamingos, to link up with Altenew's August Inspiration Challenge.

Set of nine hand drawn scribble circles isolated on white

From the preface: This little ebook is not jazzy or slick in any way. It is, in fact, a small step up from the scribble in my notebook. However, within its pages one may find reputation makers and religion starters. This book is not full of amazing new methods. The routines within utilize methods that you (probably) already know. What you are about to read is an application of these methods that will take your audiences to a whole new level. You should know, before delving in, that my professional/scholastic training is born out of the theatre. I am very theatrical and this is why my audiences often cry a little when I perform. Don't worry about this now, but I will take you there. Contents: The Parking Lot Act: A gaggle of people are congregated outside a bookstore in the parking lot. A section of the bookstore is chosen, as is the aisle and book and page. A "spectator" then takes this info, freely chosen by your parking lot (non stooged) participants and pulls a book off of a shelf, based on his or her directions, and memorizes a word. When that person exits the store with that word in mind they can speak it out loud or keep it to themself. That person is given the appropriate fundage to open the adjacent newspaper machine. The chosen word is seen to be circled in permanent red ink. Card Through Person: Just what it sounds like. Rapport Apport: A card trick. Yep. Two people think of the same card and then are brought to a breathtaking moment of revelation. Clock: A person thinks of a time. They then hold out their hand as though they were standing in the middle of a clock. You guide them in circles to discern the time and then the hour. This is not muscle reading. Also, as with anything in this book, it works 100% of the time. Australia: A very personal event that will bring your audience members to tears. Don promises you this. But you do need to know the BCS or at least the Si Stebbins or 8 Kings to pull this off. The Pirate Seance: Mr. Callahan graciously helped Don with this one. Dose not have to be a pirate I suppose, but you will use mass hallucination and induce everyone in your audience into believing that they were witnesses toga gruesome murder scene from over a hundred years before they were born. So why not use a pirate? Teardrop: Don is not going to say anything about this part. It is the one contribution that he has to give that he is confident will revolutionize mentalism from now on. Bonus Effect: Cat's Eye: How to read the mind of an (any) animal. Opinions: "I'm seriously impressed with your presentational approaches to the art of mentalism as offered in Teardrop. These are great ideas...and every effect is worthy of consideration for any performer. I'm also seriously humbled that you included my name on your list of Thanks. So thank you for putting me on your 'short list'. I was truly moved by the storyline behind 'Australia' and would enjoy seeing you expound with effect proposals for the Teardrop effect. Providing the actor's method for crying-on-demand is genius and I can't wait to see how you will exploit this idea further. For a first time effort, you've knocked this one out of the ballpark. You have done a great job with this manuscript." - Mick Ayres "These are real world workers he has developed with mentorship from big name mentalist and magicians. It would seem he is an excellent mentee in that he created some excellent wonderful pieces... From updating classics with fresh new twists (Corinda on Redbull level)...to really wild bits (Card through Person! Yeah!)...to teaching you the power of the Teardrop...or how to add an emotional punch under your control...using techniques from other areas of the dramatic arts...It is here!" - Bruce Ballon "I've tried to write a review for this three times today and stopped each time because I felt I couldn't come up with the right words to do this work justice. I've decided instead to write exactly what I sent to Don. I received this late last night (2:30AM) and immediately digested it. After finishing - I found myself lying in bed silently...thinking about all of the possibilities this could bring not only to mentalism and performance - but to theatre. I lie there smiling with my brain buzzing with all of these positive vibes of energy coming from a talented little performer from Florida...I didn't sleep until almost 5AM. This is really stuff that is going to make your spectators cry. No hype here. We should all support Don Theo. Enough of that support now will nourish a very creative mind in the future. A future I would like to see a lot more from." - Justin Gentry 1st edition 2008; 20 pages. word count: 19354 which is equivalent to 77 standard pages of text

Hi, everyone! Welcome to this month’s Creative Construction With Blueprints Design Team Challenge! We love Blueprints because they take the guesswork out of crafting beautiful cards in quick fashion when we’re short on time or inspiration. We also love them for their versatility and ability to be mixed and matched when we have the time and inspiration to create something truly unique. Our Creative Construction Challenge focuses on these attributes each month, challenging the team to both assemble a card based on one of the provided Blueprints sketches as well as design an original card combining elements from the featured Blueprints. Wonky panels are trickier to execute than they might appear at first glance. This month’s challenge focuses on Blueprints 15 and Blueprints 18 that make creating die-cut panels with a little sass to them quick and easy For my first card, I’m using a sketch from Blueprints 18 Die-namics. I started with a Black Licorice card stock base, then added a layer of Sweet Tooth card stock stamped with Sheet Music Background and Black Licorice dye ink. Next I cut my wonky panel from Ranger Watercolor Paper and did a water color wash using Summer Splash dye ink refill, Limelight dye ink refill, and Daffodil dye ink refill, popped up on foam mounting tape. Next up is Sweet Tooth card stock cut with Stitched Circle STAX Die-namics, also popped up on foam, and LJD Scribbles Die-namics, cut from gold mirror paper. I cut and stamped LJD Blissful Butterflies Die-namics and LJD Blissful Butterflies on Sweet Tooth card stock with Black Licorice dye ink and adhered it to the circle element. The sentiment was stamped on Sweet Tooth card stock and slipped under the circle. The button die was cut 5 times and adhered together for dimension, then tied with baker’s twine and adhered. I finished off with some black and gold glitter enamel dots. Another sentiment from the set was stamped on the inside and overstamped with a butterfly with Summer Splash dye ink. ***** My next card uses elements from both of the featured Blueprints Die-namics sets. This card started with a Grout Gray card stock base. Next I cut some Blue Breeze card stock with the large wonky panel from Blueprints 15 Die-namics and created my clouds using Cloudy Day Stencil and white embossing paste, then popped that panel up on foam mounting tape. I cut my sun, from Sun, Moon, & Stars Die-namics and Lemon Chiffon card stock, then sponged ink to create more color using Daffodil dye ink, Orange Fizz Dye ink, and Orange Zest dye ink. Before I popped it up on foam, I spritzed it well with MIX-ables Sheer Shimmer Mist. I hope you can see the shimmer in this photo: Next I added clouds, cut from Cloud Cover-Up Die-namics. I cut three flags with a die from Blueprints 18 Die-namics, one from Orange Zest card stock stamped with LJD Darling Dots and Sweet Tooth pigment ink, one from Sweet Tooth card stock stamped with Striped Backgrounds and Black Licorice ink, and one from Black Licorice card stock, stamped with a sentiment from Blue Skies Ahead and Sweet Tooth pigment ink and heat embossed with clear detail embossing powder. I popped them up on foam and finished off with some enamel dots and sequins, Another sentiment from Blue Skies Ahead was stamped on the inside with Black Licorice dye ink. And there you have it! Thanks so much for stopping by! See you soon—and remember, it’s all about the art! LJD Blissful Butterflies BG Sheet Music Background Black Licorice Ink Limelight Premium Dye Ink Pad Daffodil Premium Dye Ink Pad Summer Splash Premium Dye Ink Pad Ranger Watercolor Paper Sweet Tooth Card Stock Black Licorice Card Stock Die-namics Blueprints 18 Die-namics LJD Blissful Butterflies Die-namics Stitched Circle STAX Die-namics LJD Scribbles Foam Mounting Tape 1/2%u201D InLinkz.com CS Blue Skies Ahead Striped Backgrounds LJD Darling Dots Sweet Tooth Pigment Ink Pad Black Licorice Ink Orange Fizz Ink Orange Zest Premium Dye Ink Pad Daffodil Premium Dye Ink Pad Heavyweight Card Stock Grout Gray Sweet Tooth Card Stock Black Licorice Card Stock Lemon Chiffon Prestige Card Stock Orange Zest Prestige Card Stock Blue Breeze Prestige Card Stock Die-namics Blueprints 15 Die-namics Blueprints 18 Die-namics Sun, Moon, & Stars Die-namics Cloud Cover-Up Stencil Cloudy Day Foam Mounting Tape 1/2%u201D White Embossing Paste MIX-ables Sheer Shimmer Mist InLinkz.com ~Supplies~ Butterfly Card Stamps: LJD Blissful Butterflies, Sheet Music Background (MFT) Ink: Black Licorice dye ink, Summer Splash dye ink, Limelight dye ink, Daffodil dye ink (MFT) Paper: Sweet Tooth card stock, Black Licorice card stock, Ranger Watercolor Paper (MFT); gold mirror paper Accessories/tools: Vagabond; Blueprints 18 Die-namics, LJD Blissful Butterflies Die-namics, Stitched Circle STAX Die-namics, LJD Scribbles Die-namics, foam mounting tape (MFT); enamel dots, baker’s twine, water brush Sunshine Card: Stamps: Blue Skies Ahead, Striped Backgrounds, LJD Darling Dots (MFT) Ink: Daffodil dye ink, Orange Fizz dye ink, Orange Zest dye ink, Black Licorice dye ink, Sweet Tooth pigment ink (MFT) Paper: Grout Gray card stock, Sweet Tooth card stock, Lemon Chiffon card stock, Blue Breeze card stock, Black Licorice card stock, Orange Zest card stock (MFT) Accessories/tools: Vagabond; Blueprints 15 Die-namics, Blueprints 18 Die-namics, Sun, Moon, & Stars Die-namics, Cloud Cover-Up Die-namics, Cloudy Day Stencil, foam mounting tape, white embossing paste, MIX-ables Sheer Shimmer Mist (MFT); enamel dots, sequins

The Creation Station Design and Blog Hop is back this month! I was beyond thrilled to be asked to join this group of talented women for a monthly blog hop to inspire you with creative top of the line projects with a theme from all around the globe! We hope that you hop thru each blog and leave comments as we all love to hear praise about our creations! This month our theme was "Get Well" which lately I have been needing in abundance. Well once I got started then I could not stop, so continue on and see what I came up with! Some of my favorite things on this card: The water colored dotted pattern paper from the Fruit Stand DSP in Flirty Flamingo. The striped Watermelon Wonder washi tape from the Affectionately Yours Designer Washi Tape. The Sunshine Sayings Bundle where I used the Sunshine Sayings Stamp Set and greeting word from the Sunshine Wishes Thinlits Die Cut in Peekaboo Peach Ink on 2" circle punch of Whisper White Cardstock. Then added the three butterflies in Watermelon Wonder Cardstock and finished with the Solid Baker's Twine and Metallic Sequins in in Basic Black. Some of my favorite things on this card: The Thoughtful Branches Bundle is clearly a winner! Have you seen all the samples out there? Why not one more? The flower blooms are die cut out of Whisper White Cardstock. I then cut the stem with leaves out of Pear Pizzazz Cardstock and sponged with Always Artichoke Ink. I also stamped the leaves stamp on the Sahara Sand Cardstock card base. I added the strip of Serene Scenery DSP to the one side. The greeting comes from Flourishing Phrases Stamp Set and stamped in Bermuda Bay Ink. For a punch of bright color, I added the Crushed Curry enamel heart shape and the Crushed Curry Baker's Twine. Some of my favorite things on this card: The poor doggie...created with the Fox Builder Punch and Soft Suede Cardstock, I just adore him. His ears are made from one of the parts in the punch. Then I punch Vellum Cardstock with the 2" Circle Punch. Ah yes, the cone of shame! LOL Another image from the Foxy Friends Stamp Set is the quote bubble with hearts that I stamped on and with Watermelon Wonder. The raindrop pattern background is from the A Little Foxy DSP Stack. The best part is the Labeler Alphabet Photopolymer Stamp Set! You could make up any greetings you want! The Solid Whisper White Baker's Twine completes the card. Some of my favorite things on this card: This card is too funny! My friend Susan said it looked like a muppet character and then I began to think it might start talking to me! I used the Swirly Scribbles Thinlits Dies with Emerald Envy cardstock, Watermelon Wonder Cardstock and Basic Black Cardstock. You cut just a part of the largest scribble to get the frowning mouth. I stamped the Here for You Stamp Set in both colors and placed both on the front of the card. To finish, embossed the Smoky Slate Cardstock with the Polka Dot TIEF and add Basic Black Baker's Twine. So there you have it! Four very different Get Well cards! Thanks for stopping by my post for the Creations Station Blog Hop! Inspire. Create. Share. That's what I love to do. Cindy You saw Julie's awesome project before me and now move on to my sweet friend Holly's incredible project by clicking on the next button below! Julie Beltramo Holly Stene

Good morning friends Today's share is a couple of sympathy cards, made with some 3-D stickers and the Stampin' Up Swirly Scribble Circle...

Hi Stampers , I made this card for Roanna , such a sweet lady. I found out from my friend Cindy HERE that Roanna passed away unexpectedly . I so blessed to have met her . I remember meeting

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Welcome to day 2 of Release Rewind featuring newly released products from My Favorite Things. The MFT Design Team is on hand with more inspiration from the latest release. Visit the MFT Blog for complete details. I have two completely different cards to share with you, one featuring the Scribbles Die-namics and the other featuring that adorable kitty set, I Knead You. I'm guessing this is what our kitty-cats do all day, waiting for our return... I had a little fun with the fish bones stamp as a skinny border strip layered just above the sentiment. Sort of like the chalk tray under the blackboard, right? The inside is finished with another fish bones stamp and single sentiment. I Knead You - cracks.me.up. Do you love these Scribbles as much as I do? I decided to off-set them just a tish, rather than lining them up perfectly. Either way, they're gorgeous! I finished the inside with sentiments from Totally Happy. The end. Thanks for stopping by today! I'm off on a crafty weekend, so I'm sure I'll have something to share with you next week. Have a great weekend! ~Amy SUPPLIES: BB I Knead You Die-namics BB I Knead You Hybrid Ink Pad Black Licorice Heavyweight Card Stock Black Licorice Heavyweight Card Stock Blu Raspberry Heavyweight Card Stock Primitive White Pigment Ink Pad Sweet Tooth Die-namics Blueprints 23 Totally Happy Die-namics LJD Scribbles Heavyweight Card Stock Grout Gray Coral Crush Prestige Card Stock Coral Crush Premium Dye Ink Pad Persimmon Premium Dye Ink Pad Peach Bellini Premium Dye Ink Pad InLinkz.com

Welcome to Day 5 of MFT's March Release Countdown! New stamp sets, new Die-namics, new stencils, and five new pretty colors of card stock and inks will all be available on March 3rd at 10:00 PM EST. I have a couple of cards to share with you today. My first project features the new Lisa Johnson Stamp Set, Circle Scribble Flowers, along with the coordinating Circle Scribble Flowers and Scribbles Die-namics. I cut the front panel from watercolor paper with a die in Blueprints 8 and then just watercolored the background with the Banana Split Premium Dye Ink Refill. I created the frame with the new Inside & Out Stitched Rounded Square STAX Die-namics cut from Wild Wisteria Prestige Card Stock. The sentiment is from the new Totally Happy Stamp Set and cut out with the Stitched Fishtail Flags STAX Die-namics. To create each of the flowers I stamped the flower, cut it out with the Circle Scribble Flowers Die-namics and then used the Scribbles Die-namics to add the detail. I used Premium Dye Ink and Card Stock in Wild Wisteria, Lemon Chiffon, and Ripe Raspberry. For the leaves I used Sour Apple Card Stock, stamped the detail with Gumdrop Green Premium Dye Ink, and added some highlights with a Copic Marker. On the inside I stamped another sentiment from the Totally Happy Stamp Set. My second card is put together quickly and easily with the new Blueprints 23 Die-namics. The front panel is cut from Peach Bellini Prestige Card Stock. The sentiment is included in the new Totally Happy Stamp Set. To create my own patterned paper I used the Circle Scribble Flowers Stamp Set. I stamped a variety of different sized flowers and leaves with Sweet Tooth Pigment Ink on Smooth White Card Stock, and embossed with white embossing powder. Then using a sponge dauber I added the color, using two different ink colors in the same color family on each flower. (Links to the inks are listed below). I added the sequins with a die in Blueprints 23. I used a white glitter paper from my stash and sponged on Ripe Raspberry Dye Ink so that the sequins matched the card. On the inside is another great sentiment from the Totally Happy Stamp Set. Thanks for stopping by! I will be back tomorrow with another Countdown Post. Here are the products I used to create my cards. Links to the new products will go live at release time. Blueprints 23 Inside & Out Stitched Rounded Square STAX Die-namics LJD Circle Scribble Flowers Die-namics LJD Scribbles Totally Happy LJD Circle Scribble Flowers Wild Wisteria Prestige Card Stock Wild Wisteria Premium Dye Ink Pad Ripe Raspberry Premium Dye Ink Pad Ripe Raspberry Prestige Card Stock Lemon Chiffon Premium Dye Ink Pad Lemon Chiffon Prestige Card Stock Premium Dye Ink Refill Banana Split Premium Dye Ink Pad Gumdrop Green Heavyweight Card Stock Sour Apple Heavyweight Card Stock Sweet Tooth Heavyweight Card Stock Smooth White Stitched Fishtail Flag STAX InLinkz.com LJD Circle Scribble Flowers Totally Happy Blueprints 23 Pigment Ink Pad Sweet Tooth Premium Dye Ink Pad Black Licorice Peach Bellini Premium Dye Ink Pad Persimmon Premium Dye Ink Pad Premium Dye Ink Pad Sour Apple Premium Dye Ink Pad Gumdrop Green Premium Dye Ink Pad Pink Lemonade Ripe Raspberry Premium Dye Ink Pad Lemon Chiffon Premium Dye Ink Pad Premium Dye Ink Pad Lemon Drop Heavyweight Card Stock Smooth White Peach Bellini Prestige Card Stock InLinkz.com Share:facebook - twitter - pinterest MFT's March Release Countdown Day 5 - Circle Scribble Flowers

Good morning! I’m back with my card for the second stage of Anna Kossakovskaya’s CASometry Challenge 2 – Make 5! She’s challenging crafters to use one stamp set to make 5 CAS cards (one for each stage)! I’m not sure how CAS my cards actually are but hopefully she’ll let them slide! You can find my […]

Eine neue Challenge und ein neuer Versuch für mich. Diesmal waren Farben vorgegeben: Die IN{K}SPIRE_me Challenge ist für mich ja noch ganz neu, und ich habe das erste Mal mit einer Farbvorgabe gearbeitet. Es ist mir tatsächlich etwas schwerer gefallen, als mit einem Sketch zu arbeiten. Trotzdem bin ich auf die nächsten Folgen gespannt und hoffe, daß ich mich noch oft beteiligen kann. Euch wünsche ich einen tollen Sonntag!

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Hello! Welcome to Sharing Sunday! Today I am sharing with you four cards that I created at another demonstrator’s online event. Their original designs used a couple of stamp sets, […]

We're here again with another MFT Color Challenge! Join us as we create with this saturated color combination. To learn more about saturation, be sure to visit this post at the My Favorite Things blog. This challenge features intense hues to inspire you — Blueberry, Peach Bellini, Persimmon, and Green Room. Create cards, scrapbook layouts, home decor, treat containers, mixed media, etc. using this color combination and be sure to link your project below for a chance at a My Favorite Things Gift Voucher worth up to $20. Your MFT Challenge & Inspiration Team is here again with six inspiring cards using this color palette. Let's see what has been going on in their creative minds. Alice got inventive with the Four Way Chevron Cover-Up Die-namics. What a clever way to use just portions of the cover-up to feature the four colors from MFT Color Challenge 27! Erin Lee created a mug full of fresh poppies and layed them against a neutral striped background. I love how she situated the stripes horizontally to give the mug a place to rest. It almost appears like it's sitting on the kitchen windowsill. Jill used the Fringe Die-namics to feature the colors, and her ingenious use of the Stitched Basic Edges Die-namics adds a subtle curve to the fringe. The only neutral she used was gold and a tiny bit of white stitching giving this design a super saturated look. Miriam took the two shades of orange as a chance to create pretty flowers with the Scribble Roses stamp set and Die-namics. The Green Room leaves are a logical next step, and the orange flowers look perfect on a Blueberry background — the complementary color of orange. Well played! Vera created SUCH a pretty background by using the four colors in conjunction with the Blissful Blooms stamp set. The jaunty angle of the sentiment gives this card a fresh and unexpected look. Veronica shows another SUPER inventive way to create using the Four Way Chevron Cover-Up. Once she die cut the background, she stamped on it to give it some depth, and then she eliminated the negative portions of the die. Next she layered it over a rectangle in her signature layering style. Top it all of with a pretty butterfly and lush roses, and the colors become the star of the show! Congratulations, Mandy LaCroix! You are the randomly selected winner of the MFT Color Challenge. You can view all the entries from the last challenge HERE. If you are looking for further color inspiration, feel free to download past MFT Color Combinations HERE. If you haven't had the chance, be sure to check out the fun at the My Favorite Things blog as we are celebrating our 3rd and final session of MFT Summer School! There are more inspiring challenges and lots of great education to up the amp in your card making! You have until Wednesday, August 26th, at noon EDT to add your link and be eligible for the prize of up to $20 in MFT Cash. Winners are chosen at random, so everyone has a chance! The prize is a $15 Gift Voucher to My Favorite Things, but if you use MFT stamps and/or dies in your project, you’ll receive an extra $5. Watch for shout outs on the blog every Tuesday, too! We'll feature fun, unique, clever, and noteworthy projectts submitted using MFT products with design tips and trend talk. Who knows? You might be SPOTTED! Share your cards on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook using the hashtag #mftstamps. Join the fun at our MFT Challenge & Inspiration group on Facebook! Alice InLinkz.com Erin Lee InLinkz.com Jill InLinkz.com Miriam InLinkz.com Vera InLinkz.com Veronica InLinkz.com How will this color combination inspire YOU? We can't wait to see. Susan R. Opel Creative Ambassador for My Favorite Things An InLinkz Link-up

Happy Wednesday, friends! We're coming at you with another great sketch to get your creative juices flowing. We hope you'll take the time to participate in this week's challenge. Below you'll find Sketch 242. Create cards, scrapbook layouts, home decor, treat containers, mixed media, etc. using this week's sketch and be sure to link your project below for a chance at the weekly My Favorite Things Gift Voucher worth up to $20. Say hello once again to Danielle Flanders our August Guest Designer. We're so glad that she's been able to fit some MFT time into her busy schedule! Danielle has an eye for pretty things. With two little girls, she loves to fill her house with all sorts of girly things. You can definitely see that portrayed in her lovely designs. If you're on Pinterest, you can follow Danielle to see the things she's pinning — from sewing to photography to all sorts of glorious paper crafting techniques, there's much to inspire on Danielle's boards. And while you're at it, be sure to follow My Favorite Things for all of your favorite products used in clever and fantastic ways! Let's look at how Danielle interpreted this week's sketch: The beauty of this week's sketch is its simplicity allowing a myriad of interpretations. Danielle stamped the sentiment from the Encouraging Words stamp set in Versamark ink and heat embossed it with white embossing powder to create a resist. She then lightly traced an oval with pencil around the sentiment to resemble the oval in the sketch and watercolored over the white embossed sentiment inside the oval. For the rest of the card, she created her own background with watercolor pencils. The leaves were drawn with a green pencil first, then the little flowers colored with various watercolor pencils. Finally she used a tiny bit of water on a clean brush to smooth out the flowers and add a yellow background in the spaces between the flowers. What a lovely result! The Challenge Team is at it again with inspiring creations. Let's see how they interpreted Sketch 242! Alice shifted the meat of the sketch to the right and used the doily as the oval of the sketch. It's a perfect place to feature the Coffee Cup Die-namics stamped and colored BEAUTIFULLY with florals from the Polynesian Paradise stamp set. Erin Lee interpreted the oval as a festive balloon which she cut with the adorable patterned paper from the Dots & Stripes Fresh paper pack. The cute bear takes the place of the circle in the sketch. You'll notice he is on the right of her card rather than the left because he is then looking in to the design. Jill concentrated on the circle and flag of the sketch in this die cut dream. Though there is no oval to be seen, the arrows of the Four Way Chevron Cover-Up Die-namics give the illusion of an oval, and the word bubble and sentiment give an extra dose of fun to her design. And does anyone else's wrist ache a little bit just thinking about all of the die cutting that Jill did? I thought so. Miriam used the oval to highlight a lovely Hawaiian princess from the Polynesian Paradise stamp set. She sticks pretty closely to the sketch with her sentiment and pretty flowers emulating the circle and flag of the original sketch. Vera put the Tiki Hut Die-namics to work as the oval of the sketch, and she turned the sketch on its side to accommodate her fresh and sunny scene. The sentiment is shrunk and shifted to the right, but her enamel dot gives a nod to the circle in the sketch. Veronica pulls off a lovely design with lots of delicious background stamping on her oval and the card base. The circle becomes the perfect spot for a sweet bouquet of pretty roses, and the sentiment tops off this special creation. Congratulations, Wanda Cullen! You are the randomly selected winner of last week’s sketch challenge. You can view all the entries for last week’s challenge HERE. Download previous sketches in handy PDF format on our Printable Resource Page HERE. You have until Tuesday, August 25th, at noon EDT to add your link and be eligible for the prize of up to $20 in MFT Cash to be spent in the MFT boutique. Winners are chosen at random, so everyone has a chance! The weekly prize is a $15 Gift Voucher to My Favorite Things, but if you use MFT stamps and/or dies in your project, you’ll receive an extra $5. Watch for shout outs on the blog every Tuesday, too! We'll feature fun, unique, clever, and noteworthy projects submitted using MFT products with design tips and trend talk. Who knows? You might be SPOTTED! Share your cards on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook using the hashtag #mftstamps. Join the fun at our MFT Challenge & Inspiration group on Facebook! Danielle InLinkz.com Alice InLinkz.com Erin Lee InLinkz.com Jill InLinkz.com Miriam InLinkz.com Vera InLinkz.com Veronica InLinkz.com As always, we are thrilled to have you participate in our inspiring sketch challenges! Susan R. Opel, Creative Ambassador for My Favorite Things An InLinkz Link-up

This is it! It is that time for you to start your shopping for all of the newest MFT's products from August. I certainly hope that you will add the Four Way Chevron cover-up to your cart-you will be so...

Hi all! It’s time yet again to start counting down to another fun release from My Favorite Things. The fun begins today with a couple new cards made with the new stuff. And oh boy, you guys! …