Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Vintage Baby Card

I made this for my cousin who just had her first baby. I am using this card for Bunny Zoe Craft Blog Monthly challenge #3 - Vintage and the 7 Kids College Fund Challenge #2-Strip it Down; Use no more than Two layers of design paper.




Supplies Used:
Stamps: Popcorn the Bear, PTI Sentiment
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Copic Markers, PTI Vintage Touch Ink System
Cardstock: SU Chocolate Chip, Pretty in Pink
Paper: Basic Grey Capella
Accessories: Prima Ivory Trellis Roses, Pink Art of Life Roses, Maya Arts Brown netting, PTI Sweet Blush Ribbon, Charm from my charm stash, SU Oval, Scallop Oval, Wide Oval Punches, Circle Nestabilities

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Heidi

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Got Pink?

This weeks challenge for High Hopes (#83) is to use your favourite embellishment. Do you remember that feeling of when you learned how to ride a bike, you got that excited thinking about it and couldn't wait to do it again? Right now, that is the feeling when I think about charms! Of course my charm would feel lonely by itself, so it got some friends...some of my other warm feeling favourites;  felt flowers and homemade brads made with my i-Top brad maker. I used the sketch from Sketch Saturday #114.  Lastly, 7 KidsCollegeFund is starting a new challenge blog. It's another every 2 week challenge blog. I love these, it gives one time to think about the challenge. The theme of the first challenge is pink and polka dots.




 
Supplies Used:
Stamps: High Hopes Toadstool Buggies, PTI Sentiment Mega Mixed Messages
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, SU Melon Mamba, Copic Markers
Cardstock: SU Melon Mamba, PTI Stampers Select White, Gina K Pure Luxury White (image & sentiment)
Paper: SU Melon Mamba DSP
Accessories: PTI Razberry Fizz felt, MFT Pink Felt, i-Top small brads, i-Top Brad maker, Lace from stamp and create, SU Melon Mamba Polka Dot Ribbon, 3M foam tape, Charm from brads and charms.com, SU Oval punch, SU Scallop Oval Punch,  Spots & Dots Cuttlebug folder.

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Heidi