Showing posts with label White Daisy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label White Daisy. Show all posts

Saturday, January 19, 2019

A Simple Get Well Soon Card



A dear friend of mine is in the hospital under less than ideal conditions. 
I knew I wanted to make a card, but needed some inspiration.
I came across Color Challenge #326 on the Color My Heart Color Dare Challenge Blog. 
The Challenge was to create a black and white card, with just a splash of color. 



I ended up choosing Close to my Heart’s Thistle as my splash of color. 




The sentiment “Get Well Soon” is from the January 2019 Stamp of the Month stamp set





The set is only $5 with any $50 purchase from my online store. 
I used the little heart symbol to create a stamped background.





 I distressed the inside of the card to give the stark white some dimension.





I distressed the inside and the edges of the layers with Tuxedo Black Memento Ink.
I also created a simple pattern on the left side of the card, by scoring three straight lines.



Thank you for stopping by!



Sunday, June 3, 2018

Convention Swaps Using The June Stamp Of The Month...

So of course, here school is already out, but many places have just a few more weeks. 
So I figured a last minute Teacher Appreciation card was in order for a few of my swaps.
These were relatively quick, and simple, yet cute cards to make.





Tonight's card uses one of the sentiments from the Stamp of the Month set, "A Bushel and A Peck"


The sentiment was stamped in Memento Tuxedo Black ink along with the cute little apple stamped onto White Daisy cardstock.
I used copics to color in the apple.

I mounted the sentiment onto Sapphire cardstock and then onto the 4 x 5 inch embossed panel of White Daisy cardstock. 



The panel was embossed with the Rose Embossing Folder
The panel was then mounted with 3-D Foam Tape onto the White Card Base. 

Hope you enjoyed my card, and I look forward to sharing more swaps with you. 
So Far, I am up to about 24 completed cards, and I haven't shared all of the designs with you yet :)


Sunday, May 20, 2018

Convention Swaps Batch Two

As promised, here are a few photos of batch #2 of my Convention Swaps.
Some of the batches I will post, others I will leave for an element of surprise at the Convention.
I try to make each batch somewhat different, by changing the style, layout, technique etc.

I made 13 cards to swap at convention.
These 13 cards were made into two different sets.
For both sets, I tried to create a semi monochromatic look.



In this first set, the flowers came from the stamp set Beautiful Friendship-Scrapbooking 
by Close to my Heart, I used them to make a One Sheet Wonder piece, for a few of the cards.
For the One Sheet Wonder patterned paper I made, I used Juniper and Lagoon ink.


I used Juniper, Lagoon, Peacock, and White Daisy cardstock for most of the floral cards as well.
The cards are all based with the White Cards and EnvelopesValue Pack.
Most of the cards, have panels that are distressed with Pewter ink.

The "Perspective is Everything" and "the World is Yours to Explore" sentiments both came from the "A New Adventure" stamp set.



This set is so versatile and definitely one of my personal favorites.
For most of the sentiments I mounted them with 3-D Foam Tape.




For the second group of cards, I used Kraft, Pewter, and Sapphire for the A Big Thank You Thin Cuts overlay.  



Underneath is a layer of White Daisy that has been distressed with GlacierLagoon, and Sapphire ink. Love this color combo.






The cards are all based with the White Cards and EnvelopesValue Pack.

To attach the overlays I used the Bonding Memories Dual Action Glue Pen.



I used the Bitty Sparkles to embellish all of the cards.

Hope you enjoyed these, as much as I did making them.
As always if you have any questions at all please let me know.

Congratulations Card for Your Little Slugger...

Anyone that knows me will tell you my favorite sport is baseball! 
Always has been since I was barely walking well. 
My father played when I was growing up, so I watched many games in person as a small child, then as a teenager I was a baseball manager for the junior varsity and varsity teams. 
I loved it! 
These days, I attend games when can, and watch them on tv even more. 


So the moment I saw this Slugger Sam digital image, from Dr. Digi's House of Stamps
I knew I had to have it.


It is so versatile, you can color him any combination to match someones favorite team.
I mostly chose to use several shades of red, brown, and beige with my Copic markers.
I then also brushed all of the brown colored areas with the Gold Shimmer Brush
I popped him up with 3-D Foam Tape.




For the card itself, I started out with a 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 White Daisy Cardstock card base. 
I used a layer of Ruby Cardstock and then a layer of Kraft Cardstock.

I used a layer of Ruby Printed Paper from the Enchantment Fundamental Paper Packet. The polka dots were perfect for a sibilance of baseballs.

The little horizontal band across the card, is a layer of Ruby Cardstock as well. 



The Oval sentiment is a layer of White Daisy.
The sentiment "A Day to Remember" is a perfect way to celebrate your little Sluggers first game, championship, or a win!  
These two stamps together would be perfect for a scrapbooking layout as well!
The sentiment comes from the stamp set Highlight Reel, 
which will be our July Stamp of the Month! 

So keep in mind your will be able to purchase it in July for only $5 with any $50 purchase.




I stamped the sentiment in Tuxedo Black Memento Ink.




Finally, I added just a few little red dot embellishments from the Stargazer Dots pack.



I entered this card into the following Challenges:

Pile It On Challenge Blog! - #142 Sports/Hobbies
Through The Craft Room Door - Week of May 15th Anything Goes 
Jo's Scrap Shack- Fun-Day Friday Challenge #234 Anything Goes 
Addicted to Stamps and More - #292 Make Your Mark (Copics)
2 Sisters on the Blog - #15 Three of a Kind (3 Red Dots, 3 Types of Paper/Cardstock)
A Perfect Time To Craft- #5 May 2018 Anything Goes 


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