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Oct 14 2009

Follow Your Dreams except….Color Throwdown #64

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Good morning, people!  It’s time for another Color Throwdown challenge!  Our hostess this week is the lovely and super-talented Barbara and our sponsor is once again Simon Says Stamps.  They’ve generously offered a prize to win if you’d like to participate.  You could even become our next Featured Stamper!  Check out the Color Throwdown blog for all the details.  Here are today’s colors:

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Love them!  And now on to the card, but first I’d like to state that “no patterned paper was harmed in the making of today’s card”!

Follow Your Dreams

The background was made with the Paisley Spellbinders Impressabilities.  I laid the Impressabilities on a 4 x 5.25 piece of sahara sand cardstock, then sponged with baja breeze ink.  Then I ran the cardstock with the Impressabilities still on top through the Wizard with the embossing pad on top.  Love the way it looks!

Follow Your Dreams close up

Here’s a look at the rest of the sentiment, which I stamped inside the card:

Follow Your Dreams inside

Please be sure to check out the design team blogs for some more super inspiration:

Barbara * Cathy *Danielle

LeAnne * Tammy * Lisa Kind (Guest Designer for October)

Thanks so much for stopping by.  Please stop back by later for a new Angels Landing release – you’ll love the new images!!!

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Waters - supplies 2

 

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Sep 23 2009

Zinnia Sympathy - a watercolored digi image

***You still have time play in the Stampers United blog hop -  you can find it ->-> HERE.

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Today at the Angels Landing blog, Judi has challenged the design team with a 4-way sketch.  It’s one basic sketch but laid out 4 different ways.  I chose to use the one on the bottom left.

AL 4-way Sketch

The zinnia from Angels Landing Simply Flowers stamp set was perfect to try water coloring a digi image.  Several copies of the flower and leaf images were printed on a thin watercolor paper using photo ink, and then heat set to dry.  They were “loosely” painted using reinkers and a water brush, cut out and used as one of the sketch elements.  A sentiment stamped on watercolor paper and matted on a die cut layer completes the card.

Zinnia Sympathy

Here’s a close up of the flower (you can click on it to see it even larger):

Zinnia Sympathy close up

Be sure to check out the Angels Landing blog for links to all the design team members’ cool projects!!

Thanks for stopping by for a visit today!  See you again soon!

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  • Stamps: Simply Flowers - Angels Landing, Chelsea Sentiments - Inkadinkado
  • Paper: watercolor paper, soft suede, bermuda bay, dusty durango, Thoroughly Modern DSP
  • Ink: computer, StazOn - jet black (for the sentiment), Reinkers - dusty durango crushed curry, kiwi kiss (for painting)
  • Other: water brush, ribbon, Label Four Nestabilities, scallop border & corner rounder punches, swiss dots CB folder, foam tape

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Aug 20 2009

Teenage Grunge - a birthday card/bookmark

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According to UrbanDictionary.com, the definition of “Emo” is:

Genre of softcore punk music that integrates unenthusiastic melodramatic 17 year olds who dont smile, high pitched overwrought lyrics and inaudible guitar rifts with tight wool sweaters, tighter jeans, itchy scarfs (even in the summer), ripped chucks with favorite bands signature, black square rimmed glasses, and ebony greasy unwashed hair that is required to cover at least 3/5 ths of the face at an angle.

This would be my niece and nephew.  I don’t understand it, but then my parents didn’t understand it when I was in love with the Beatles either!

My niece’s favorite band’s trademark is a skull with wings, so this Inkadinkadoo stamp set was perfect for her.  And she LOVES her birthday card/bookmark!

Madi’s bookmark

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Here are a few close-ups of the details.  There are a lot of Tim Holtz products used.  Hmm.  I wonder if Tim would mind being classified as Emo here?

(You can click on the photos to see them larger.)

Madi’s bookmark closeup 1

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I made sure that when I was clear embossing the stamped images that some of the sponged Distress ink background was still wet as well, so there would be random texture.  I also added milled lavender and fired brick Stickles in various places.

Madi’s bookmark closeup 2

Thanks for checking in with me!  Have a great day!

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Mar 18 2009

Baby Girl - Color Throwdown #34

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Hi, y’all!  Happy Wednesday to you!

Wednesdays are always fun for me…..I actually get to show you 2 cards!   First is my card for this week’s Color Throwdown challenge.  This week our hostess with the mostess is Barbara!  And she chose 3 colors that I don’t know if I would have ever purposely put together:

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But I’m happy with how these 3 colors came together on my Baby Girl card.  I used Jenn’s sketch for this week WSC72.  If you haven’t seen the projects she made with this sketch yet, you really should check them out HERE. They’re gorgeous!!

Baby Girl

This was a fun card to make.  I loved the sketch and had a blast die-cutting all the flowers and coloring the adorable baby.  The peas (well, that’s what kiwi kiss reminds me of) on her face were coated with a clear glaze pen.

Be sure to check out all the designer’s cards here:

And check out all the details on how to play along with us here - Color Throwdown.  Now don’t go too far, because I’ll be posting my entry for this week’s Wacky Wednesday challenge soon!!

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Jan 25 2009

Teenage Rock Star - a Double Challenge card

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I didn’t get to make a card for the 2 Sketches 4 You challenge last week, so I wanted to be sure to fit one in this week.  And boy, is this just under the wire!  The cut off is midnight and it’s now 10:43 p.m.!   Oops, I just realized the cut off is midnight Mountain time, so I’m ok on time and I’ll just type a little slower!

I also needed a birthday card for my nephew who just turned 18 and is really into the Rock Band video game.  Killing two birds with one stone is always a good thing in my book!  But wait!  This card also fits the criteria for the Friday Limited Supplies challenge at Splitcoast - to use a black card base!  Three is even better than two!!

So here’s the card~

Teenage Rock Star

And here’s the inside~

Teenage Rock Star inside

Pretty cool, huh!??  I think he’ll like it.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TYLER!!!

Thanks for stopping by!  Since Saturday’s almost over, I’m gonna say “Have a great new week!”

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Stamps: Rock Star - Inkadinkado (from Jacksonbelle Embellishments)

Paper: white, black, Hello Sunshine (Cosmo Cricket)

Ink: Versamark, green galore

Other: black detail EP, 1/8″ & 1/16″ circle punches, ticket corner punch, Tim Holtz grungeboard - mixed minis plain, star clip (The Paper Studio), silver cord, ribbon,  Bigz Top Note Die (SU), ink blending tool, foam mounting tape

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Dec 09 2008

Fruity and Experimental

Winter 2 For You 2

Whaaaat? You’ll see!

Why do I always let Christmas sneak up on me? Sunday I finally went shopping and did a little gift buying, but I still haven’t decorated AT ALL. I’m hoping to get to it this weekend. Of course, I’ll have to force myself to STAY AWAY FROM THE STAMP ROOM!!!

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RUBBERNECKER TREASURE HUNT TUESDAY

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~Smiley from millan.net

Arrrr ye mateys, it’s Treasure Hunt Tuesday at Rubbernecker. Hop on over to the Rubbernecker Stamps Blog so you don’t miss those Design Team Members who are offering up Rubbernecker Bucks today. You’ll also find your first link in today’s treasure hunt!

Our Design Team, as always, will delight you with their creations. Be sure to visit their blogs~

Don’t forget about the HUGE winter clearance sale going on at Rubbernecker Stamp Company. All three stamp lines (KK Originals, Rubbernecker and Stamp Oasis) are on sale to make room for new releases!! Woo hoo!! RUN over there to take your pick before your favorites are gone!

AND Rubbernecker is also offering a special pricing-match:   During December, Rubbernecker will match the price of any item found on the Web via a rebate if you can provide a link to the lower price.  All Rubbernecker discounts and rebates will still apply!

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Fruit Wreath

I’ve had this Fruit Wreath (hence the first part of the blog title) colored for quite a while and stupidly forgot to write down which Copic markers I used, so I’ll have to apologize for not having that information for you.

The background on this card is my second favorite part (after the wreath, of course!). With the Baroque Background stamp rubber side up on the table, I inked it in Versamark, then tapped my Distress Fired Brick stamp pad over the stamp surface. I laid my olive card base over the stamp and rubbed my hand over it. After using the heat gun to emboss it, I had a great, variegated colored image.

It’s hard to tell in the photo, but the Merry Christmas is embossed with gold detail EP.

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Stamps: Fruit Wreath (317-11), Baroque Background (1230 SO), Merry Christmas (387-09)

Paper: white, old olive, DCWV dark red textured, shimmery vanilla

Ink: Memento - tuxedo black, Versamark, Distress - fired brick

Accessories: Copic markers, craft knife, corner rounder punch, clear EP, gold detail EP, ribbon, brads, foam mounting tape

Items available at Rubbernecker Stamp Co.

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JACKSONBELLE EMBELLISHMENTS - JBE032

 

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Our Jacksonbelle Embellishments challenge this week was to use punches, die cuts, border punches or Nestabilties on our card. I chose to use my Labels Two Nestabilities dies. I’m afraid I’d been neglecting these and using my Labels One dies so much more! I also used a Fiskars Threading Water punch.

So this is the experimental part of the post. Let me explain! I was playing around with my Distress inks and I wondered if I could sponge the colors I wanted to use for this image in the correct areas of the card stock before stamping or embossing it. This is what I came up with - I rubbed this beautiful Ornamental Cardinal stamp over my cleaning pad and instead of drying it on the other side of the pad or a piece of scratch paper, I stamped it on my white cardstock. It left the faintest of images, but just enough for me to see where to sponge my inks!

Experimental Cardinal

After sponging my colors, I stamped the image in Versamark and clear embossed it. Then I sponged over the entire piece of cardstock with Distress walnut stain. After wiping off my embossed image with an old rag, I spritzed the entire piece with a mixture of water and pearl Perfect Pearls in a mini-mister, and dried it with my heat gun. Then I stamped the image again in Distress frayed burlap a little to the left and above the original one to create a shadow.

Be sure to check out all the punched and die cut embellished cards of the design team:

I appreciate your stopping by to visit me today. Please come back tomorrow for the Color Throwdown challenge and the Rubbernecker Blog challenge.

 

 

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Stamps: Ornamental Cardinal - Inkadinkado, sentiment - Imaginisce Snowy Jo

Paper: Prism Super Smooth White, old olive, naturals white, Basic Grey Figgy Pudding

Ink: Versamark, Distress inks - peeled paint, worn lipstick, scattered straw, walnut stain, frayed burlap

Accessories: ink blending tool, clear embossing powder, Ranger mini-mister, Perfect Pearls - pearl, Labels Two Nestabilities dies, Fiskars threading water punch, 5/8″ grosgrain ribbon, work window punch, Queen & Co. mini brads

Items available at Jacksonbelle Embellishments

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Dec 02 2008

Sleep in Peace ~ Love and Joy

Winter 2 For You 2

Time for another 2 For You Tuesday post! I hope you all had a blessed and happy Thanksgiving! I ate too much and enjoyed all the time I got to spend with my family. There’s nothing better!!

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RUBBERNECKER TREASURE HUNT TUESDAY

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~~Smiley from millan.net

Arrrr ye mateys, it’s Treasure Hunt Tuesday at Rubbernecker. Hop on over to the Rubbernecker Stamps Blog so you don’t miss those Design Team Members who are offering up Rubbernecker Bucks today. You’ll also find your first link in today’s treasure hunt!

Our Design Team, as always, will delight you with their creations. Be sure to visit their blogs~

Have you seen the banner ad on Splitcoaststampers this morning? Beginning today, for 15 days, all three stamp lines (KK Originals, Rubbernecker and Stamp Oasis) at Rubbernecker Stamp Company will be on sale to make room for new releases!! Woo hoo!! RUN over there to take your pick before your favorites are gone!

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Sleep in Peace

I LOVE this classic image of Girls Sleeping. This to me is what makes Christmas so special and keeps it alive when everything around us seems to be falling apart….the children. It’s all for the children.

I stamped this image on white cardstock with Distress Fired Brick ink and clear embossed it. Then I rubbed the Distress Antique Linen ink pad directly over the image. The edges are distressed and the Antique Linen and Weathered Wood ink pads were rubbed along them. I pressed the whole panel into a glue pad and added Diamond Dust glitter to the entire surface.

Sleep in Peace close up

The red snowflake was cut with a Spellbinders Snowflake Wonder die. The smaller one was punched with a Martha Stewart punch out of white paper. It was pressed into the Antique Linen ink pad, then I touched both the Fired Brick and Weathered Wood ink pads randomly on the surface. Glue and Diamond Dust glitter were added to it too. (Thanks to Anna for this fantastic idea!!)

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Stamps: Girls Sleeping (2010-01SO) - Stamp Oasis background ATC section, Scroll Peace (1204SO) - Stamp Oasis Winter Holiday section

Paper: Prism Super Smooth white, ruby red, not quite navy, My Mind’s Eye Signature Christmas paper pack

Ink: Ranger Distress inks: Antique Linen, Fired Brick, Weathered Wood

Accessories: Palette glue pad, Floracraft Diamond Dust glitter, SU punches - scallop & corner rounder, Martha Stewart snowflake punch, Spellbinders Snowflake Wonder die, Spellbinders Wizard, ribbon, foam mounting tape

Items available at Rubbernecker Stamp Co.

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JACKSONBELLE EMBELLISHMENTS - JBE031

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I made 2 cards for the Jacksonbelle Embellishments challenge today to use glitter, Shimmerz or bling. I couldn’t resist. I love this little bird and wanted to use him both on a warm vintage card and on a cool updated card. I also used the Fancy Pants Happy Holidays papers for both cards.

The first one uses all Coffee Shimmerz for it’s shininess. It’s painted on the bird, around the Layers One Nestabilities layer, and on some of the snowflakes on the card base. And how gorgeous is that Fancy Pants Lace in Amber???

Love and Joy

The second card uses Ranger Stickles in Black Diamond, Pink, Aqua, Waterfall and Stardust as well as a red Spica glitter pen and FloraCraft Diamond Dust glitter (from Hobby Lobby). The bird and the sentiment are raised up on foam mounting tape.

Tall Love and Joy

Be sure to check out all the other shiny, shimmery, blingy creations here:

  • Amber Hight
  • Beth Thomas
  • Dee Jackson
  • Kisa Peters
  • Lila Holgate
  • Lindsey Botkin
  • Lynda Benden
  • Maren Benedict
  • Rachel Baird
  • Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by today. Check back in tomorrow when I hope to have 2 more cards for you for the Color Throwdown challenge and the Rubbernecker Blog challenge.

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    Card 1 (brown vintage):

    Stamps: Bird Ornament, Spirit of Christmas sentiment - Inkdadinkado

    Paper: white, chocolate chip, Fancy Pants - Happy Holidays pad

    Ink: Memento - Rich Cocoa

    Accessories: Shimmerz - Coffee, paint brush, Labels One Nestabilities die, Fancy Pants Lace Wraps - Amber , word window punch, linen thread, satin ribbon, foam mounting tape

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    Card 2 (black modern):

    Stamps: Bird Ornament, Spirit of Christmas sentiment - Inkdadinkado

    Paper: white, black, Fancy Pants - Happy Holidays pad

    Ink: Versafine - onyx black, Versamark

    Accessories: black detail EP, Ranger stickles - black diamond, pink, aqua, waterfall, stardust, word window punch, Tim Holtz grungeboard - mixed minis, Adirondack acrylic paint dabber - snow cap, silver cord, FloraCraft - Diamond Dust, red Spica glitter pen, foam mounting tape

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    Nov 11 2008

    2 For You Tuesday 23

    2 new 2 for you

    It’s Tuesday again. I can’t believe they come so fast. I’m trying to figure out where all my weekends go!

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    RUBBERNECKER - TREASURE HUNT TUESDAY

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    Smiley from millan.net

    Arrrr ye mateys, it’s Treasure Hunt Tuesday at Rubbernecker. Hop on over to the Rubbernecker Stamps Blog so you don’t miss those Design Team Members who are offering up Rubbernecker Bucks today. You’ll also find your first link in today’s treasure hunt!

    Our Design Team, as always, will delight you with their creations. Be sure to visit their blogs~

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    As you may (or may not) have noticed, I’ve definitely been on a Christmas kick lately. I can’t seem to stop myself. Hopefully all of this will result in my having my Christmas cards done on time this year! I certainly hope so!

    I decided to go with a simple card in order to highlight this small Noel tree. I love how it looks on the red Layers One Nestabilities die cut. It’s colored with Copic markers and highlighted with a red Spica glitter pen and a yellow Sakura gelly roll glitter pen. The Martha Stewart punch was a new purchase and I just love the way the branches looks in multiples.

    Noel Tree

    I zig zag stitched around the card, but don’t look too closely at the unevenness of it! The ribbon is SU and the button is from a tube of mismatches that I got at a great price at Hobby Lobby in the sewing department.

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    Stamps: Noel Tree (255-02) - Rubbernecker Winter Holiday section

    Paper: white, real red, kiwi kiss, Basic Grey Blitzen - Pear

    Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black

    Accessories: Labels One Nestabilities, Spellbinders Wizard, Spica glitter pen - red, Sakura gelly roll pen - yellow, button, DMC floss - red, sewing machine, SU ribbon, Martha Steward branch punch, Copic markers: Y11, Y06, G20, YG93, YG95, E31, E33, E37

    Items available at Rubbernecker Stamp Co.

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    JACKSONBELLE EMBELLISHMENTS - JBE028

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    The Jacksonbelle Embellishments challenge this week is a sketch challenge. Lynda came up with a great one, and I’ve been wanting to use this Snowy Owl from the Inkadinkado Winter Birds set in browns and vanilla, so this was my chance. I embossed the entire scalloped oval and all the snowflakes and stars with Kaleidoscope EP. And let me tell you, it wasn’t easy holding those tiny things with the tweezers while I heated them. I’m really surprised at least one of them didn’t blow completely away!

    Snowy Owl

    Texturally, this is a really yummy card in real life, with the dry embossing, the heat embossing, the die cuts and the velvet ribbon.

    I hope you enjoyed my 2 cards for you today. Please come back tomorrow as I’ll be hostessing the Rubbernecker Blog Challenge this week!

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    Stamps: Winter Birds - Inkadinkado

    Paper: shimmery vanilla, Cosmo Cricket Oh Joy

    Ink: Adirondack - Pebble, Versamark

    Accessories: Kaleidoscope EP, classic oval scallop Nestabilities, Cuttlebug Snowflakes folder & Snowflakes 2 die, Fancy Pants Amber Lace Wraps velvet ribbon, foam mounting tape

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    Nov 05 2008

    Color Throwdown 18

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    It’s time for another Color Throwdown challenge!! And we have an announcement!! There’s a new design team member….Kimberly Crawford! She’s amazing! Check out her blog and then head over to the Color Throwdown blog for this week’s challenge details.

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    This week’s colors just screamed woodland to me. So I decided to use my Beautiful Fairies by Inkadinkado again this week. (Sorry, but you may be seeing a lot of this set!) Of course she’s colored with Copic markers. After I colored her, I decided that I wanted to use Beate’s sketch of the week WSC 64.

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    I cut the circle element around the fairy with a circle Nestabilities die and a craft knife, and I like the way it almost looks like she’s flying in front of the moon. Well, it does to me, anyway!

    Make a Wish Fairy

    I used my Cuttlebug Swiss Dots folder for the chocolate and pale plum layers. I only embossed a portion of the pale plum one and scored a couple of lines with my Scor-Pal to delineate between the sentiment portion and the background portion. The scalloped edges were made using a Fiskars Threading Water punch. I popped up the old olive layer and also the perfect plum circle. I outlined the wings and the wand and stars with metallic gelly roll pens.

    Please be sure to check out the beautiful designs of the other team members:

    We’d love for you to play along. Just place a direct link to your card in the comment section of today’s Color Throwdown blog post. If you post to Splitcoast, please use the keyword CTD18.

    Thanks for visiting! If you haven’t already, leave me a comment HERE for a chance to win some BLOG CANDY!!

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    Stamps: Beautiful Fairies, Chelsea Sentiments - Inkadinkado (from Jacksonbelle Embellishments)

    Paper: shimmery vanilla, chocolate chip, pale plum, perfect plum, old olive

    Ink: Memento - Rich Cocoa, pale plum

    Accessories: circle Nestabilities, craft knife, Scor-Pal, Fiskars threading water punch, sponge dabber, ribbon, rhinestone stickers, yellow & clear metallic gelly roll pens, foam mounting tape, Copic markers:

    Make a Wish Fairy copics

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    Nov 04 2008

    2 For You Tuesday #22

    2 for you new

    Can you believe it’s Tuesday again already? I’ve had a good weekend….I had a lot of time to play! Let’s get started:

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    RUBBERNECKER TREASURE HUNT TUESDAY

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    Smiley from millan.net

    Arrrr ye mateys, it’s Treasure Hunt Tuesday at Rubbernecker. Hop on over to the Rubbernecker Stamps Blog so you don’t miss those Design Team Members who are offering up Rubbernecker Bucks today. You’ll also find your first link in today’s treasure hunt!

    Our Design Team, as always, will delight you with their creations. Be sure to visit their blogs~

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    Snowman Tag

    So I was in a Christmas mood this weekend! And this snowman was just calling my name. I had just purchased some pieces of felt and wanted to see what I could do with them. The snowflakes you see were made by running a small piece of the white felt through the Cuttlebug using the Snowflakes #2 die. Then I added a little glue and glitter to complete them. Here’s a closer look (click to make it larger):

    Snowman Tag close-up

    I used the tag from a Basic Grey Blitzen paper collection (from last year), so all I had to do is attach it to the front of a card.

    I added glitter all around the scalloped edge and cut a small piece of brown felt to tie through the hole in the top of the tag. You have to tie it carefully though, because the felt tears very easily.

    I stamped a second snowman and colored in the hat, broom, buttons and the bow on the broom. These were then cut out and attached to the snowman image, offsetting them just a little to add an extra bit of dimension.

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    Stamps: Snowman (314-06), Cool Yule (344-04) - Rubbernecker Winter Holidays #2

    Paper: white, chocolate chip, tag from Basic Grey Blitzen collection

    Ink: Versafine onyx black, Adirondack - Espresso

    Accessories: felt, rectangle Nestabilities, Spellbinders ribbon tag die, Cuttlebug Snowflakes #2 die, glue, DecoArt Glamour Dust (crystal), Stamp-A-Ma-Jig, ribbons, brad, glue dots, foam mounting tape, Copic markers:

    Snowman Tag copics

    Items available from Rubbernecker Stamp Co.

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    JACKSONBELLE EMBELLISHMENTS - JBE027

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    This week the Jacksonbelle Embellishments design team is CASEing one of our own members - Kisa!! Kisa is so much fun and creates the most darling cards! So this was a pleasure! Here’s a link to Kisa’s card that I decided to CASE. She used such beautiful shades of blue and brown, but I decided to change the brown to a red for this birthday card for my Mom.

    CASE Kisa

    And of course it wouldn’t be a “Kisa” card without a Prima and some Shimmerz!!! So I took a cue from her and painted my white Prima with Angel Wings Shimmerz.

    Please visit the other design team members blogs to check out what they’ve created this week:

    So thanks so much for visiting today! I hope you’ll be back tomorrow for another Color Throwdown challenge, as well as another Rubbernecker Blog challenge.

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    Stamps: Garden Delight, Happy Birthday - Inkadinkado

    Paper: bashful blue, riding hood red

    Ink: brocade blue, riding hood red, Versamark

    Accessories: Shimmerz - Angel Wings, white Prima, circle Nestabilities, white EP, ribbon, white gel pen, paint brush, rhinestone sticker

    Items available at Jacksonbelle Embellishments.

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