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Evening peeps The of my colleagues turned 60 today, so I made an origami handbag that folds out with enough room for everyone to sign. I went with a sunflower theme because I love the colours. Materials used are: White card stock Cream embossed card stock Patterned paper Crafter's Companion Grand Floral die Set Spellbinders Hydrangea die Set M & C Boutique Stitched Tags die Set Tim Holtz Mustard Seed ink pad Tim Holtz Spiced Maramade ink pad Tim Holtz Mown Lawn ink pad Black micro beads Brown twine Brown tassel I am entering this card into the following challenges: Die Cut Divas Challenge Blog - Anything Goes Double D Challenge Blog - Sunflowers Love To Scrap Challenge Blog - Anything But A Card Through The Craft Room Door - Anything Goes Krafty Chicks Challenge Blog - All Occasions Simon Wednesday Challenge Blog - Anything Goes Creative Moments Challenge Blog - Anything Goes That's all for now. Teresa x
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The To-Do List pad is by far the most love fan-favorite from the debut notepad collection. If you’re like me you live and die by your notes. In order for me to accomplish anything I have to have a notebook where I can jot anything down from notes to lists to sketches. I love a full-size notebook but I wanted something
This week I have some cards I made with Kaisercraft Flower Shoppe paper collection. I purchased the 6" pad, matching collectables, and a couple of the 12 x 12 sheets for the fussy cutting potential. I haven't added anything else except one ribbon bow, and some bling.I have managed to have a couple of crafting…
Happy Wednesday! Welcome to another challenge at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog! Our theme this week is our ever-popular Anything Goes, and my talented teamies and I are showcasing Doodlebug products! Doodlebug makes fantastic 6" square paper pads, with small-scale patterns perfect for our cards, and I determined that I'd use ONLY Doodlebug papers for my cards today. Here in the US we think of the beginning of summer as Memorial Day, so both of my cards today are summer-themed. supplies: white card base, Doodlebug Sweet Summer 6" paper pad, Simon's Scallop Stitches die, natural twine and pink dotty button, adhesive foam squares I found a sketch that I followed for this card. Most of the latest Doodlebug paper pads have a couple of designs on the reverse that are little scenes or vignettes, and some that have various stripes, in this case the summertime stripe. I chose this adorable beach scene and then pulled all papers from the same pad that coordinated with it. Here's a closer look at the little vignette - I love the rainbow spokes on the adirondack chair, and pulled them down into the lowest panel! Summer means bike riding, so when I saw this bicycle in one of my many Doodlebug paper pads, I cut it out and put it against some strips of summery-colored Doodlebug patterned papers. supplies: white card base, various 6" Doodlebug paper pads, sentiment pieced from Simon's Beautiful Ride sentiments, zig-zag and scalloped rectangle die from (retired) MFT Blueprints 20 die set, adhesive foam strips and squares I thought the wheels were the perfect place to add a sentiment! And I love the effect the zig-zag stitch die gives between the paper strips - the one I used is retired, but MFT brought it out in another set HERE. Now it's your turn! We have a $50.00 gift certificate to the amazing Simon Says Stamp store for 1 lucky random winner of this week's challenge!
I needed to send a note to a friend today, and so made this card for her. I used the Sizzix Accordion album die, and accompanying 'Frame & label, Bracket' die, plus 'Tattered Floral Garland', and 'Fancy Frame' dies. The stamped sentiment is from Stampin' Up's 'You're My Type' set, and the papers are from Teresa Collins' 'Now & Then' pad. I'm putting it in Simon Says Stamp 'Anything Goes' Challenge and Sweet Stampin' Challenge's 'Anything But Birthday'.
We purchased a changing table pad from Amazon for about $18, and were draping a blanket over it to act as a cover. However, Josephine is getting much more wiggly and we needed something a little more stable. So, naturally, I turned to Pinterest and found a tutorial! :) For the first one, I used a piece of fabric I had purchased from the remnant bin (one of the only pieces I've ever let myself purchase without having a project in mind). The tutorial calls for a piece 48" x 32" which is pretty large, and this is the only piece of cute fabric I had on hand that met the size requirements. It's very soft, slippery, and cool to the touch. Caleb says it reminds him of a pillowcase. That being said, it was very difficult to measure and cut. It wouldn't lay flat - it just wanted to ripple. Still, the tutorial is pretty simple and the final product is functional, even with my fabric choice. Babies make every picture cuter. :) After making the one, I was happy with the result, but wanted to make more, so we'd have a spare for laundry day (or in case of pee - which happens). I didn't have any other pieces of cute fabric that were large enough, and I didn't want to buy anything new, so instead I pieced it together. Anyone surprised I made a rainbow? About 30 seconds after I put this cover on the changing table pad, Josephine christened it with a little spit-up. This one was much easier to measure and cut to the right size, so naturally, it goes on a whole lot more easily. I love all the bright colors and fun patterns on this one. Since this will get washed a lot, I chose to top-stitch all the seam allowances so that they wouldn't bunch up too much. This was a good choice. The only thing I'd change if I did this again was measure a little better. I forgot to take the sides into account, so even though I made a pink-through-purple rainbow, it looks like I made a red-through-blue rainbow. Seriously, everything looks better with a baby. After using both of these for a couple weeks, I can officially say that the striped one is way better. It's easier to put on and take off, and it's holding up really well. The pink one has already torn a bit. Now to make a few more. :) Love and Seams, Leah Joy
We have a new challenge for you over on the 7KCF Challenge Blog. Our challenge is "anything goes" with an optional twist of using ribbon or lace. It's an easy one so be sure to join us! I used Flowers For You by Wild Rose Studio. I think this image is just so sweet and adorable. I colored the image with copics and colored pencils and added some ribbon and sparkly sequins. Be sure to stop by the 7KCF Challenge Blog to see what the rest of the team is sharing today! Products from the 7KCF store: Flowers For You Clear Stamp from Wild Rose Studio Homespun 6x6 Paper Pad from Simple Stories Solar White Smooth Classic Crest 80# Cardstock from Neenah Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad from Tsukineko Copics Star Dust Stickles from Ranger Industries Blending Paper Stumps by ProArt Mono Multi Liquid Glue from Tombow Mixed Sequins from Sulyn Thanks for stopping by. I hope you have a great day. Hugs, Anita I would like to enter my card in these challenges: Sister Act Card Challenge 75 - Anything Goes Sweet Stampin Challenge - Ribbons and Bows
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