This week I used Jen's Deconstructed Sketch No. 113 to create a special card for my husband. This Sunday marks our 12 year anniversary and with the passage of time I finding myself wondering: where did the time go? Oh, if I take the time to really look I know where it went...a number of deployments, two kids, school, work, missed holidays...it is all there, and yet, there is still so much more for us to do as a family, as a couple.
I purchased the Unity stamp used on this card sometime ago knowing it would be the perfect centerpiece for my husband's card. The world map perfectly represents are many travels together, and apart. And the sentiment, "On this journey together," pretty much sums up the story of our life.
Happy 12th Anniversary, PJ. Here is to today and many more to come.
Love,
K
Card Size: 5x5
Card Supplies:
Paper: Simple Stories (Urban Traveler), Recollections, Stampin' Up
Sentiment: Unity Stamp Co
Embossing Powder: Stampin' Up
Jute: American Crafts
Button: Basic Grey
Wooden Veneer: Studio Calico
Happy Thursday!
The week is almost over. I cannot believe how quickly time is passing by. Summer is almost over and soon my oldest son will be starting kindergarten. I cannot believe it!
This week's challenge at Just A Scrappin', is to create a card, layout or project for a new arrival in the family using pastel colors. I decided to make a little boy baby card. This card came together relatively easily until the last minute when I am looking at the card and thinking to myself it is missing something. I then spent the next half hour trying to decide how to complete the card. At first, I colored the stars. Didn't like it, wrong color. Then I used glossy accents to add shine. Didn't like that either. Finally, I thought, "Glitter?" Glitter, was the answer.
Please stop by the Just A Scrappin' blog to view the cards, project, and layouts of my fellow design team members.
Thank you for visiting.
K
The week is almost over. I cannot believe how quickly time is passing by. Summer is almost over and soon my oldest son will be starting kindergarten. I cannot believe it!
This week's challenge at Just A Scrappin', is to create a card, layout or project for a new arrival in the family using pastel colors. I decided to make a little boy baby card. This card came together relatively easily until the last minute when I am looking at the card and thinking to myself it is missing something. I then spent the next half hour trying to decide how to complete the card. At first, I colored the stars. Didn't like it, wrong color. Then I used glossy accents to add shine. Didn't like that either. Finally, I thought, "Glitter?" Glitter, was the answer.
Please stop by the Just A Scrappin' blog to view the cards, project, and layouts of my fellow design team members.
Thank you for visiting.
K
Card Size: A2
Card Supplies:
Paper: Recollections, Crate Paper (Little Boy Blue)
Cartridge: Heritage (baby carriage); Artbooking (photo mat)
Embellishments: Jute (American Crafts); Seam Binding (Verve); Brads (KI); Wooden Veneers (Studio Calico); Button (Basic Grey)
Sentiment/Die: Papertrey Ink
Ink/Stickles: Ranger
Hello Fellow Scrappers,
This week's Deconstructed Sketch is all about layers. I enjoyed working with this sketch and seeing it all come together. I substituted the hot air balloon for a layer from the original sketch and completed the scene with a few puffy, white clouds. I mixed and matched papers from Echo Park and Basic Grey (two of my favorite paper companies). I love the bright, playful colors and I am hoping the recipient of this card does too! Finally, I embossed the card base to add a little depth and dimension. Thank you for stopping by.
Enjoy!
K
This week's Deconstructed Sketch is all about layers. I enjoyed working with this sketch and seeing it all come together. I substituted the hot air balloon for a layer from the original sketch and completed the scene with a few puffy, white clouds. I mixed and matched papers from Echo Park and Basic Grey (two of my favorite paper companies). I love the bright, playful colors and I am hoping the recipient of this card does too! Finally, I embossed the card base to add a little depth and dimension. Thank you for stopping by.
Enjoy!
K
Card Size: 5x5
Card Supplies:
Paper: Basic Grey (Hey, Boy; Hey, You); Echo Park (Everyday Eclectic), Recollections
Cartridge: Artiste
Embossing Folder: D'vine Swirls, Hexagon
Sentiment: Stampin' Up
Twine: The Twinery
It's that time again at Unity Stamp Co.: Friday's Friends with Flair. Time to share with fellow crafters what individuals have created this week with their Unity Stamp Co stamps.
I created this masculine Thank You card using Echo Park's This and That collection, and a new sentiment stamp from Unity Stamp Co. called Everything Wonderful. I really love sentiment stamps and Unity has awesome sentiments. I then added machine stitching and jute from American Crafts. The final touch was the little wooden veneer piece from Studio Calico.
Thank you for stopping by.
K
I created this masculine Thank You card using Echo Park's This and That collection, and a new sentiment stamp from Unity Stamp Co. called Everything Wonderful. I really love sentiment stamps and Unity has awesome sentiments. I then added machine stitching and jute from American Crafts. The final touch was the little wooden veneer piece from Studio Calico.
Thank you for stopping by.
K
Card Size: A2
Card Supplies:
Paper: Echo Park (This and That), Recollections
Wooden Veneer: Studio Calico
Jute: American Crafts
Sewing Machine/Thread: Baby Loc, Gutermann
Ok, so I tried out Jen's Deconstructed Sketch No. 110 this week and I have to write I was stumped. I mean, the sketch is staring me in the face. I wanted to move in one direction and then felt myself experiencing a sense of creative paralysis. I know I was over thinking the creative process, but something didn't feel right. I wanted to layer, and layer more papers but this sketch was a simple, elegant sketch. It was pared down and I was finding it difficult to rise to the challenge.
So for this week's sketch I created two cards. One that is spot on and another that is an interpretation of the sketch. Thank you for stopping by.
Enjoy,
K
So for this week's sketch I created two cards. One that is spot on and another that is an interpretation of the sketch. Thank you for stopping by.
Enjoy,
K
Card Size: 5x5
Card Supplies:
Paper: Stampin' Up, Basic Grey, MME, Recollection, K&Company
Embellishments: MME
Jute: American Crafts
Sewing Machine: Baby Loc, Gutermann Thread
Card Size: A2
Card Supplies:
Paper: MME (Lost and Found 2), Basic Grey, Recollections
Dies/Stamps: Papertrey Ink
Alcohol Markers/Jute: American Crafts
Stickles: Tim Holtz
I love it when you can do two of your favorite things at one time. Not only do I have an opportunity to use one of Jen's fabulous Deconstructed Sketches, I can complete Just A Scrappin's weekly challenge as well!
This week's challenge at Just A Scrappin' is to create a card, layout or project that celebrates your family using your favorite colors and embellishment(s), along with utilizing the distress technique. This challenge was a perfect way to celebrate my sister who is turning 35. My sister loves the vintage look of things and distressing is a great way to add an aged look and feel to any project.
To create this card, I used the Flea Market paper collection by Colorbok. In addition, I added machine stitching and seam binding from Verve Stamps, and then distressed the entire card to give it an aged feel. I then applied tea dye ink to the edges to further age the paper. The pop-up embellishment is from K&Company. Michael's craft store placed these embellishments on clearance and I scooped them ALL up (I love embellishment).
Please stop by the Just A Scrappin' blog to view the projects of the other DT members.
Thank you for stopping by,
K
This week's challenge at Just A Scrappin' is to create a card, layout or project that celebrates your family using your favorite colors and embellishment(s), along with utilizing the distress technique. This challenge was a perfect way to celebrate my sister who is turning 35. My sister loves the vintage look of things and distressing is a great way to add an aged look and feel to any project.
To create this card, I used the Flea Market paper collection by Colorbok. In addition, I added machine stitching and seam binding from Verve Stamps, and then distressed the entire card to give it an aged feel. I then applied tea dye ink to the edges to further age the paper. The pop-up embellishment is from K&Company. Michael's craft store placed these embellishments on clearance and I scooped them ALL up (I love embellishment).
Please stop by the Just A Scrappin' blog to view the projects of the other DT members.
Thank you for stopping by,
K
Card Size: 7 x 5 1/2
Card Supplies:
Paper: Colorbok (Flea Market), DCWV, MME (Fly Away), Recollection
Embellishments: Rabbit pop-up, K&Company; Bling, Imaginisce, Button, (MME Lost and Found 2)
Stamp: Close to My Heart
Seam Binding/Jute: Verve Stamps, American Crafts
Stickles and Ink: Ranger
Sewing Machine: Baby Loc and Guterman Thread
Happy Friday! My Unity Stamp order arrived earlier this week and I could not wait to use my new stamps. I picked up a few stamps (there was an awesome sale), and one of my new favorites is a stamp with several little chicks and a sassy sentiment.
To create this card, I heat embossed the little chicks, added some twine and a cute wooden veneer chick to complete the card. Thank you for stopping by.
Happy Scrapping,
K
To create this card, I heat embossed the little chicks, added some twine and a cute wooden veneer chick to complete the card. Thank you for stopping by.
Happy Scrapping,
K
Card 4 1/4x6
Card Supplies:
Paper: Stampin' Up, Recollection, Crate Paper (Little Boy Blue), Echo Park (Note to Self)
Sentiment: Unity Stamp Co.
Twine: The Twinery
Wooden Veneer: Studio Calico
Embossing Powder: Stampin' Up
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