Ann creates a Merry Moose card featuring plaid paper and gold accents for The Paper Players Challenge #466. A free tutorial is included.
Hello Stamping Friends! Anne Marie here with our monthly Sketch Challenge. Sketch Challenges are always my favorite and I hope you enjoy this one. I’m so excited to be hosting our creative challenge this week but before I get to the that, we would like to thank everyone who played along with Ann’s CAS challenge last week. Such a fabulous assortment of cards shared in the gallery! Here is the sketch for the week: The Paper Players Design Team Jaydee *off this week* LeAnne Pugliese Claire Broadwater Joanne James Laurie Schmidt Anne Marie Hile Ann Schach Cindy Beach Christy Stanford Jennie Maier Challenge Rules: Create a new paper-craft project specifically for this challenge. Upload your creation to your blog with a link back to us. Please provide a direct link to the post featuring your challenge entry. Please link your card to no more than four challenges, TOTAL, including ours Please be considerate of our requests; entries that do not follow any of these rules will be deleted without notification. Have fun, and thank you for playing with us! You are invited to the Inlinkz link party! Click here to enter
The Butterfly Basics stamp set, from Stampin' Up!, is used to create a soft and feminine card for The Paper Players challenge.
I had a quick moment free so I thought I'd play along with The Paper Players this week! There sketch this week was perfect for me to laye...
Happy Sunday, peeps! It’s time for another Paper Players challenge, and Jaydee is our hostess this week with a gorgeous color combo! It’s so soft and pretty…what do you think? I incorporated it with a new (to me) sketch challenge at TGIF challenges: and my favorite set from this year’s catalog, Awesomely Artistic: Even though it seems like there is a lot going on here, it was pretty simple to put together. I stamped the images on my tag; I stamped and colored a butterfly from Papillion Potpourri and punched it out, adding some pearls for glam; heat embossed a sentiment from Six-Sided Sampler in silver and stamped some grunge on the Sahara Sand card base with Sahara Sand ink. I dyed some white seam binding with Smoky Slate ink and crumple-dried it in the microwave, then added a doily and some gathered Mint Macaron lace, and for the final touch, cut a couple of little banners from glassine paper and Smoky Slate cardstock, then some hearts from Brushed Silver and Shimmery white. I would never have thought to put the neutrals of Sahara Sand and Smoky Slate together, but I love it! I hope you love it too and will share what you create with us at the Paper Players blog! Meanwhile, check out the other gorgeous creations from the PP team: Ann – out this week Claire Jaydee Joanne Laurie Nance – out this week Sandy Amy Jodi Lisa I promised a few more pix of Cassidy very intently drawing with her new goodies: “It’s a playground! See the ladder and the sliding board?!” Enjoy your day!
Happy Sunday! It's time to play with The Paper Players! Ann here...with a challenge that will be right up the alley of Clean and Simple fans. It's a One-Layer Card challenge.
Happy Sunday Peeps! Sorry I have been a bit MIA lately, life is hectic and I am still a bit under the weather with this lingering cold and to top thinks off I took a tumble on Friday and I am sore all over! Anyway, still working on a card order, this is one I put together using a past color challenge from the The Dynamic Duos Blog. This is really a favorite color combo of mine, love the look of old olive and rich razzleberry together not to mention it makes a pretty flower card, and you know I love those! :) The flower on here comes from the Stampin Up Fabulous Florets stamp set. I stamped the greenery with old olive onto whisper white and then stamped the flowers with rich razzleberry onto some scrap whisper white. I then cut them out and popped them up over the greenery. The top flower is just part of the same image as the bottom. I just cut away a bunch of it. The base of the card is white card stock followed by rich razzleberry card stock. The DSP on here is from the International Bazaare pack and the Polka Dot Parade pack. The sentiment is from the Petite Pairs stamp set and I stamped with razzleberry ink and used my circle punches to punch out and mat. I added some white card stock that I embossed with the square lattice EF and some rich razzleberry satin ribbon (retired). Well, that is all for today, thanks for stopping by and HAPPY STAMPING!!! Vicki
The Butterfly Basics stamp set, from Stampin' Up!, is used to create a soft and feminine card for The Paper Players challenge.
Happy Sunday, peeps! Brrrr, winter has come upon us….hopefully this chilly weather won’t last too long here in PA! I am the hostess today for the Paper Players, and I chose one of my favorite styles of stamping: vintage! I just love the vintage, antique look you can achieve with some of the beautiful papers and stamps on the market these days! I have tons of vintage digital images, too, but this week I decided to focus on some beautiful papers I got recently from Graphic 45 called Botanical Tea: Not a lot of stamping here, just a few layered embellishments and a pretty row of organdy roses, retired from SU. I made a multi-layered flower with the Boho Blossom punch, and added some leaves from My Favorite Things, who also made the sentiment. I did a little sponging and added a few glittery elements as well! The sketch is a lovely one from Stampin’ Royalty: I sure hope you will play along with my challenge this week and shabby something up, or stamp something with an antique image! Check out what the other designers created: Andrea Ann Anne Marie Claire Jaydee Joanne Laurie Nance Sandy Yapha Cassidy told me she was going to draw me a leaf! First, she drew the outline, then began to color it in: Not too bad! Of course, using Grammy’s (retired) SU markers makes drawing and coloring even better! Enjoy your day!
Happy Hump Day Peeps!!! Today I am sharing a card I made using the sketch this week on The Paper Players.I have to say I struggled with this sketch and I put at least 3 tries into the recycle bin befo
Hello friends! I haven't decided if I'm finished making Christmas cards for the year. I don't have an official count yet, but I'm sure it's over 350. There may be one more Christmas collection I will use, but no promises. Since I have several winter collections I want to use, I thought I'd at least
Hi everyone, Jaydee here and it is my pleasure to host our challenge this week and I have a color challenge for you. You guys really rocked Ann's outdoors theme challenge last week and we can't wait to see what you do with the challenge this week. Let's check out the fabulous inspiration cards from the design team: The Paper Players Design Team Ann Schach off this week Claire Broadwater Jaydee Joanne James Laurie Schmidt LeAnne Pugliese Nance Leedy off this week Sandy Mathis Amy Koenders Jodi McKinney Lisa Elton Anne Marie Hile on a break Now, it's over to you: Challenge Rules: Create a NEW paper, or digital, project. Upload your creation to your blog with a link back to us. Please provide a direct link to the post featuring your challenge entry. Please link your card to no more than three challenges, TOTAL. Entries linked to more than 3 challenges, including ours, will be deleted without notification. Have fun!
Good Monday Morning Peeps!! Hope you had a good weekend and are all safe. The weather has been BUMPY lately, in our area we were LUCKY to not have any major or severe storms. Lots or rain and or course thunderstorms and some hail, and flooding, but no tornadoes. Others here in the Midwest were not as fortunate, my heart goes out to all that has sustained loses. Today I am sharing a card I made using the challenge on The Paper Players Blog this week. The challenge is a Clean and Simple (CAS) with a twist. Create a Clean and Simple project using watercoloring! Well, you all know I LOVE to watercolor, and you also know that I have a bit of a struggle with Clean & Simple. But heck, I am up for a challenge. Since Stampin Up released their retiring list yesterday I decide to use a "retiring" set. This one is called "Every Moment". It is a favorite of mine, even tho it has not gotten much love lately, I am very fond of this daisy! I stamped the daisy onto some Confetti card stock with black stazon and colored with my daffodil delight ink pad and a bit of crushed curry too. The center is colored with soft suede and some early espresso. I added the dots in with my black marker. The stem is a bit of old olive. Very easy peasy on this daisy! The sentiment is from the Petite Pairs stamp set and then I cut out with the Labels Framelits die. The base of the card is Daffodil Delight and then a layer of Confetti card stock that I embossed with the stripes EF. I then added some daffodil delight seam binding ribbon and tied a bow. I cut another label with daffodil and embossed this with the square lattice EF. Each layer of the labels is put on with dimesionals, and the gold pearls are non SU. Well, that is it, a CAS and easily mailable card. Be sure and check out the retirement list posted on my sidebar and let me know if you need anything before it is gone!! Alot of retiring stamp sets, some I am sorry to see go, but I am sure there will be some equally fun and beautiful sets coming up in the new catalog, I am excited for that!! Leave me a comment and let me know if you like this CAS card or do you prefer my more "fussy' cards? Thanks for stopping by today and HAPPY STAMPING!! Vicki
Winterwunder heißt das Stempelset welches ich für meine heutige IN{K}SPIRE_me Karte genutzt habe. Es ist wieder eine Weihnachtskarte geworden.
It’s Sunday, and time to play with The Paper Players! The talented Nance Leedy has a fabulous challenge for us this week…Create a Clean and Simple Project Using Banners! Although I sponged around the edges of my card, it is still clean in the sense that there is lots of… Continue reading
I'm so excited, as today is my first time as a guest designer for Paper Players ! It's so much fun to stamp with such a great team. ...
I couldn’t wait to make a card for The Paper Players Challenge (PP220) this week! The theme is Vintage, and I love making vingtagy cards! I needed a thank you note for a special someone for …
Hi friends! Sandy here as your challenge hostess this week. Before we begin, a big thank you to all who played along with Joanne's color challenge. We loved visiting all your blogs and seeing all your delighful creations! This week I have a Clean and Simple theme: Butterflies. The butterfly doesn't need to be the focal point, just tuck one in someplace. If you are like me, I'm sure you have oodles of butterflies in your stash! Before you head to your craft rooms, let's see what the design team has created: The Paper Players Design Team Claire Broadwater Jaydee Joanne James Laurie Schmidt LeAnne Pugliese Nance Leedy Sandy Mathis Linda Callahan Hannelie Bester Colleen Begley Challenge Rules: Create a NEW paper, or digital, project. Upload your creation to your blog with a link back to us. Please provide a direct link to the post featuring your challenge entry. Please link your card to no more than four challenges, TOTAL. Entries linked to more than 4 challenges, including ours, will be deleted without notification. Have fun!
Stampin' Up!'s Reason for the Season stamp set and the Festive Flower Builder Punch were used to create this holiday card.
A little bit trendy, a little bit elegant....wow, we are impressed! For what many thought was a verrrry challenging color combination, you all rose to the occasion and made these colors sing! Many thanks for playing along with us and trying something a little different. Before we get to our Headliner, let's have a look at the Design Team picks for A Cut Above: And now, Nance's choice for Headliner: Kandi Phillips!! Kandi & Company Kandi's card had me at first glance. An artful and balanced combination of the challenge colors as well as great depth and dimension. I love the repeated circle elements in the doily, dots and elegant embellishment. Her handmade gold embossed vellum is not only gorgeous but wicked clever. All of it adds up to one stunning creation and my pick for this week's Headliner! Congratulations, Kandi! Be sure to stop by tomorrow for a fun Clean-and-Simple Challenge from sweet LeAnne!
I'm in love with Jaydee's colour challenge at The Paper Players this week. It conjures up visions of cosy fireside autumn evenings, sunny autumn afternoons playing in the leaves and of opulent interiors. Wonderful colours! But not ones I use that often... I've been having a bit of a thing with Very Vintage of late and the colours just seemed to be begging to use that set. I used Stampin' Write markers to colour the beautiful floral bouquet and the bee while I used stamped off Cajun Craze for the tattered lace doilies. It's perhaps hard to see in the picture, but I used Wink of Stella on the bee's wings and on the flowers. This not only gives a pleasing shimmer to them but it smears the inks a little so that you get a kind of water-coloured effect in those areas. I suppose you could call it Wink of Stella painting! For a finishing touch, I coloured some rhinestones with a dark Cajun Craze Stampin' Blend and added a trio of them. Don't the Stampin' Blends make a great job of customising embellishments? At The Paper Players, we'd love to see what you do with Jaydee's rich colours. Visit The Paper Players and see what the rest of the team have done with them. Here's a reminder of the simple rules at The Paper Players. Create a new paper project. Upload your project to your blog with a link back to The Paper Players. Provide a direct link to your blog post for your challenge entry. Please link your card to no more than FOUR challenges (including ours). Have fun! Please take note of these few rules as entries that do not comply will be deleted from the gallery. If you live anywhere in New Zealand and don't have a Stampin' Up demonstrator, I'd love to help you with ideas and Stampin' Up products. Please message me through my Facebook page, linked in the sidebar of this blog or leave a comment below. And, of course, you can shop with me from anywhere in New Zealand by clicking any of the products pictured below or the SHOP NOW button in the sidebar of this blog or you can message me. Product List Very Vintage Clear-Mount Stamp Set [146801] $28.00 Mossy Meadow A4 Cardstock [133683] $17.75 Cajun Craze A4 Card Stock [121683] $17.75 Very Vanilla A4 Card Stock [106550] $20.50 Neutrals 6" X 6" (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Designer Series Paper [146967] $23.00 Cajun Craze Classic Stampin' Pad [147085] $15.75 Regals Stampin' Write Markers [147155] $62.50 Neutrals Stampin' Write Markers [147158] $62.50 Clear Wink Of Stella Glitter Brush [141897] $14.00 Rhinestone Basic Jewels [144220] $10.50 Cajun Craze Dark Stampin' Blends [147908] $9.50
Hi Stampers, Lesley here! I can't believe we are on Challenge #20 already!!! Whew! What a great lot of fun this challenge blog has been and I am enthralled with all the participants who play along each week!!! Thank you for joining us last week with Jaydee's fabulous colour challenge! The winners for that challenge can be found HERE. It is my turn this week to host our challenge and I have a simple sketch for you to try! At the Paper Players we encourage everyone to play and so please use any stamping products you may have on hand! We all use Stampin' Up Products. And here is the card I made using the sketch: For my card, I used the adorable Stampin' Up set called "Holiday Line-Up". I also used the technique called Spotlighting which is perfect for stampers who love cute images but may not always have the time to colour. Please visit my blog http://www.alwaysplayingwithpaper.blogspot.com/ for more information. Here are the measurements for my card:Card Base: 4.25" x 5.5" (A2) First Layer: 3.75" x 5" Centre Strip: 2" x 5.25" Rectangle in the middle: 2" x 4.25" (this can be any shape-circle, square, top note die, etc...) The fabulous Paper Players have come up with some real beauties this week! LeAnne Pugliese - WeeInklings Jaydee Nance Leedy - Canopy Crafts Ann Schach---The Stampin' Schach
Hi there, friends! Wowza, we had some fabulous thinking-out-of-the-box entries this week. We were thrilled to see y'all look at your su...
Hi everyone, Jaydee here and it is my pleasure to host our challenge this week and I have a color challenge for you. You guys really rocked Ann's outdoors theme challenge last week and we can't wait to see what you do with the challenge this week. Let's check out the fabulous inspiration cards from the design team: The Paper Players Design Team Ann Schach off this week Claire Broadwater Jaydee Joanne James Laurie Schmidt LeAnne Pugliese Nance Leedy off this week Sandy Mathis Amy Koenders Jodi McKinney Lisa Elton Anne Marie Hile on a break Now, it's over to you: Challenge Rules: Create a NEW paper, or digital, project. Upload your creation to your blog with a link back to us. Please provide a direct link to the post featuring your challenge entry. Please link your card to no more than three challenges, TOTAL. Entries linked to more than 3 challenges, including ours, will be deleted without notification. Have fun!
Hello friends! Every once in a while a collection of products come by that seem to be just for you. I have long loved gathering sea shells at the beach and marveling at their natural beauty. My home is filled with the collections! When I saw the Texture Chic Suite Collection (Stampin' Up!) I knew it was for me! With an assortment of seasonal images in a sketchy style with dies and shimmering papers, I envision beautiful creations throughout the year. Just in time for LeAnne's fabulous sketch challenge at The Paper Players, here's my first card made with the brand new goodies. I layered two of the specialty papers onto a white card stock panel. I love the airy washes of color and gold foil accents in these. For the shells, I did layered stamping with Distress Oxide inks in Spun Sugar, Wild Honey and Broken China. The tiny shell is from the Seashells 3D embossing folder, snipped out and lightly sponged with ink. They are assembled over a die cut piece of the Distressed Gold Specialty paper. I love this glimmer! A sweet sentiment stamped in Bermuda Bay and a scattering of elegant jewels (Buttercream by PPP) complete my project. I hope you will head on over to see the gorgeous DT samples and join us for the sketch. I'd love to see what you make! You will also find this entry at the delightful NBUS Challenge (never-been-used-stuff.) Thanks so much for your visit today, hope you're able to find some time to get crafty! Be yourself Have delight in your craft Make something beautiful!
Minimal colors can sometimes yield maximum results. When the Paper Players extended a challenge to make a card that's both monochromatic and clean & simple, I was ready to go. I've created a lot of black-and-white cards, but today I've created a card in brown hues. It also gave me
Hi, Friends! Sandy here as your hostess for this week's challenge. First of all, big thanks to all who played along with Joanne's Feathered Friends challenge. We were totally wowed by all your cute and creative interpretations! Now on to this week's challenge, a sketch by me for your crafting pleasure! Before you get started, I know you want to be inspired by the creations of the Design Team: The Paper Players Design Team Ann Schach Anne Marie Hile Claire Broadwater Jaydee Joanne James Laurie Schmidt LeAnne Pugliese Nance Leedy Sandy Mathis Debbie Mageed Karren Johnson Shannon Jaramillo Challenge Rules: Create a NEW paper, or digital, project. Upload your creation to your blog with a link back to us. Please provide a direct link to the post featuring your challenge entry. Please link your card to no more than three challenges, TOTAL. Entries linked to more than 3 challenges, including ours, will be deleted without notification. Have fun!
Hello everyone! LeAnne again, with a new challenge for you...a sketch! I guarantee that you'll find this a really easy, fun sketch and the hardest part will be figuring out which papers and/or shape to use! Here we go: The Paper Players Design Team Jaydee LeAnne Pugliese Claire Broadwater Joanne James Laurie Schmidt Anne Marie Hile Ann Schach Cindy Beach Christy Stanford Jennie Maier Challenge Rules: Create a new paper-craft project specifically for this challenge. Upload your creation to your blog with a link back to us. Please provide a direct link to the post featuring your challenge entry. Please link your card to no more than four challenges, TOTAL, including ours Please be considerate of our requests; entries that do not follow any of these rules will be deleted without notification. Have fun, and thank you for playing with us! You are invited to the Inlinkz link party! Click here to enter
Morning... so a really quick card I made for this weeks The Paper Players challenge where this week the theme is... I decided to use one of my favourite stamps from last years SU catalogue. Here is my card... I'm not 100% sure on the sentiment placement lol... but at the moment I never seem happy with my cards :-(. Got to rush.... need to drop off my card box at Mums so she can take to church and forgot to take it last night! I dare not as it's super full and I really need to sell some more! Jen xx
Paper Players PP496, Queen Anne's Lace stamp set, Angie McKenzie Stampin Up Demonstrator and Creative Coach, Nature's INKspirations, Many Medallions Dies
Happy Thursday peeps!! Today I am sharing a couple of cards made using the challenge this week on the Paper Players Blog. The challenge is to create a project showcasing something that represents Summertime to you. Well, these flowers from the Stampin Up "Inspired by Nature" stamp set, now retired, certainly does that for me! I created two cards using this set making one in yellow and one in purple. I also used the Stampin Up "French Foliage" stamp set to "age" my images. Using the script and water splotches stamps. I then sponged the edges heavily with some early espresso ink. I kept the rest of the details on the cards pretty simple, just a scruncy bow with an antique brad, a couple more brads at the top and a tiny sentiment. The base of both cards are Early Espresso card stock and then the yellow flowers image is matted with daffodil delight card stock and the purple flower image is matted with some retired card stock, pale plum. I used some crumb cake seam binding ribbon to make the scrunchy bows. I just wadded a bunch up in my hand and then wet it and kept it all scrunched up while drying it carefully with my heat tool. then i just looped it back and forth to make a loopy bow and added my antique brad to the center. I added the main image panels to the base of the card at a slight angle. I do love me a tilted panel from time to time!!! Well, that is all from me, thanks for stopping by and HAPPY STAMPING!!! Vicki
Today is a very special day - it's Ann Schach's birthday! While at a leadership weekend in November last year, Ann and I quickly become close friends. While Ann loves to share about her beautiful show dogs (she has three boxers that rule the roost - and occasionally write her
Hello stampers! LeAnne here! It was wonderful to see all the beautiful creations using Joanne's color palette last week! We truly enjoyed each and every one! Today, I have a clean-and-simple challen
I decided to combine todays 10 min fast and fabulous card with the challenge from Paper Players. The challenge was to make a One layer card. With all the goodies available to us today, that is food for thought. I started with Baked Brown Sugar from the new Incolors. The new Stampin Chalk Marker (132133) Holiday Catalog, did a great job of the edges in combo with the Paper Piercing Essentials pack. The template even has rounded corners that match a corner rounder. I stamped my sentiment, from the Timless Talk stamp set, and found a perfect paper piercing template to go around. The flowers from Too Kind are a two stamping set. The stems stamp together, then you use the more undefined stamp for the base flower, then the darker color in the more defined stamp. I used Blushing Bride for my base and Primrose Petals for the top color. Stems are Old Olive. If you would like to play along, here is the challenge. Paper Players And if you would like to place an order, you can do that HERE. As always, thanks so much for stopping by, and I'd love to hear what you think about my cards and if you would like to see something different.
Hi everyone! Laurie here with this weeks challenge. We enjoyed seeing all of your awesome cards for Jaydee's color challenge last week. Thanks for playing along! The CAS challenge this week is, "Fram
Hi there, friends of The Paper Players! Nance here, as your hostess for this month's color challenge. Before we get to it, a big thank y...
Hello everyone, LeAnne here! Happy Sunday and welcome back to a new challenge! First, thanks to everyone who participated in Laurie's fun CAS challenge! What cute cards there were in the gallery! This week, I have a sketch for you: Now, let's see what the design team created: The Paper Players Design Team Jaydee LeAnne Pugliese Claire Broadwater Joanne James Laurie Schmidt Anne Marie Hile Ann Schach Cindy Beach Christy Stanford Jennie Maier Challenge Rules: Create a new paper-craft project specifically for this challenge. Upload your creation to your blog with a link back to us. Please provide a direct link to the post featuring your challenge entry. Please link your card to no more than four challenges, TOTAL, including ours Please be considerate of our requests; entries that do not follow any of these rules will be deleted without notification. Have fun, and thank you for playing with us! You are invited to the Inlinkz link party! Click here to enter
Hello there crafty friends! Big thanks to everyone who participated in last week's Evergreen challenge. Anne Marie here as your hostess and ...
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This week, our layout sketch is a 12x12 layout with a grid of photos and diagonal corner papers. Our card sketch features a horizontal stamped band and simple sentiment, and our Project Life® sketch uses two 3x4 pockets with photos and journaling. Get creative and be sure to share your projects here with us! We can't wait to see what you create! Creative Team member Allison Waken is joining us this week and sharing her take on the scrapbook sketch! Be sure to follow Allison here at SC to see more of her work and keep up with her.
I couldn’t wait to make a card for The Paper Players Challenge (PP220) this week! The theme is Vintage, and I love making vingtagy cards! I needed a thank you note for a special someone for …
First of all, Happy Mother's Day! Thank you for taking time to visit me on this very special day. And, now for this week's Paper Players fun, color challenge. I created lovebirds with one
It's a quiet Easter Monday and, once again, I'm procrastinating about cleaning out the craft room by taking up another challenge. This time, it's the colour challenge at The Paper Players. I had a made up trellis base on my desk, a spare made when I was experimenting with that style of card after seeing them pop up on the internet in the last month or so. I'd already embossed it with the Timber 3D embossing folder to make it look more like a trellis. It seemed too good to waste so I got out my neglected Quiet Meadow bundle. From the base, it was a simple matter to add in some So Saffron splatters and some Sahara Sand lettering. Both these colour are retiring at the end of the month, so order quickly if they're favourites of yours. The frond is die-cut from Soft Sea Foam, while the flowers were cut in Basic White and sponged with Soft Sea Foam and Blushing Bride (another impending retiree colour). The sentiment is stamped in Sahara Sand and popped up on dimensionals. Finally, three Iridescent Rhinestones finished it all off. Quick and easy. 😀 If you live in New Zealand and don't have a Stampin' Up Demonstrator, I'd love to be yours. I can help you with ideas, get you catalogues and provide you with Stampin' Up products. You can leave a message in the comments or contact me using any of the methods listed in the Contact Me tab at the top of the page. You can shop with me from anywhere in New Zealand by clicking on the SHOP NOW button in the sidebar or on any of the products below. You can also follow my on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Update: Delighted to be A Cut Above at The Paper Players. Product List Quiet Meadow Bundle (English) [155847] $111.50 Basic White A4 Cardstock [159228] $21.75 Card Stock A4 Blushing Bride [131287] $19.50 Soft Sea Foam A4 Cardstock [147012] $19.50 Blushing Bride Classic Stampin' Pad [147100] $17.00 Soft Sea Foam Classic Stampin' Pad [147102] $17.00 So Saffron Classic Stampin' Pad [147109] $17.00 Sahara Sand Classic Stampin' Pad [147117] $17.00 Timber 3 D Embossing Folder [156406] $21.00 Iridescent Rhinestones Basic Jewels [158130] $15.75 Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] $9.00 Blending Brushes [153611] $26.25
Happy Sunday! Claire has a fun sketch for us at The Paper Players: UPDATE: The folder is from Quick Kutz We R Memory Keepers called woven. Thanks Bev! I went with almost all white, adding just a touch of green. I actually intended to do a white on white card when I started out, but I didn't have a white branch! LOL! Most of the card was made with die cuts my friends gave me. The branch, the sentiment, the embossed background...all from my die cut box of card candy treasures that friends have given me. They all know how much I love dies I guess! BUT the butterflies are mine. The small one is from Stampin Up, and the larger from Memory Box. OH! I almost forgot... the tiny pearls and ribbon are also mine...both from Stampin Up. You can check out all the other DT cards here: The Paper Players Design Team Claire Broadwater Jaydee Laurie Schmidt LeAnne Pugliese Nance Leedy Sandy Mathis Linda Callahan Hannelie Bester Colleen Begley Have a great day!
Hi Everyone. WOW! What a wonderful way to kick off the new year. You guys really know how to make it difficult for the design team to pick our winners. We were amazed by the variety of fabulous submissions and your take on "new". Thank you so much to all of you who played along. Before we get to my choice for Headliner, let's see what caught the eye of the Design Team this week: And now our Headliner: Heather Playing with Papercrafting I love the amount of texture and interest on Heather's beautiful wedding card. The mix of silver, grey and white is so beautiful and the little pops of green work so well. Her floral arrangement around that fabulous frame reminds me of Paris in Springtime. Beautiful card. Congratulations, Heather, on being our first Paper Players HEADLINER of 2020. Once again, thank you to everyone for playing along with us. Congratulations to all our winners! Please be sure to pick up your badges here. We hope you will display them proudly. Come back tomorrow for a fresh Color Challenge from Anne Marie.
