Hey Stampers! Happy Thursday! Today's card is for the new challenge on the Southern Girls Challenge. This week's challenge is Anything Goes. I have been making Christmas cards and planning my Christmas cards. My card today does not have any stamping. It is a card sketch and sentiments images from the Christmas Town 6x6 paper pad from Doodlebug. My card is standard A2 top folding card. I used Operation Write Home Sketch 170. I really like these sketches because they already have the measurements on them. On this card I used paper from both Christmas Town by Doodlebug and Jolly by Pink and Main. My mats are Green Leaf and Schoolhouse Red card stock from Simon Says Stamp. The stripes of glitter are some glitter washi tape from my stash. Simple quick card. I have made ten cards so far using this sketch and the sentiment images from the Christmas Town pad.
I hope you will take a moment and enter a project in the challenge. Thank you for stopping by today. Come and create something with me
Andi
Thursday, November 29, 2018
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Without Change Their is No Growth
Hey Stampers! Happy Wednesday! Before I talk about the card, I just wanted to share some news with you. This will be my final post for The Project Bin. It is time for a change of the guard so to speak so I will still be here sharing cards and fun but I won't be a DT member anymore.
So for my final card with the DT, I used the North Pole set and some goodies from my stash. I used Reverse Confetti card sketch #20 for my card today. I have been using card sketches for a little while and I love them. They take all the guess work out of the card layout. You just have to pick your stamps and papers. I found Kristie Marcotte and she makes a ton a cards and almost always uses card sketches. If the sketch doesn't have measurements on it, she will figure them out and provide them for you. So I have linked to her blog for the sketch that I used so you have all the measurements. The pattern paper is from the Jolly 6x6 paper pad from Pink and Main. The stickers are from my local Dollar Tree and the glitter washi is from stash.
I stamped my sentiments in Candied Apple Distress Oxide ink and my circles were cut using my Never Ending Circle Dies from Kat Scrappiness. The card stock used to mat all the pattern papers and the circle is Schoolhouse Red from Simon Says Stamp. So that is my card today. I hope you will continue to shop The Project Bin as Denise has fantastic sets with some sassy sentiments. Thank you for stopping by.
Come and create something with me,
Andi
So for my final card with the DT, I used the North Pole set and some goodies from my stash. I used Reverse Confetti card sketch #20 for my card today. I have been using card sketches for a little while and I love them. They take all the guess work out of the card layout. You just have to pick your stamps and papers. I found Kristie Marcotte and she makes a ton a cards and almost always uses card sketches. If the sketch doesn't have measurements on it, she will figure them out and provide them for you. So I have linked to her blog for the sketch that I used so you have all the measurements. The pattern paper is from the Jolly 6x6 paper pad from Pink and Main. The stickers are from my local Dollar Tree and the glitter washi is from stash.
I stamped my sentiments in Candied Apple Distress Oxide ink and my circles were cut using my Never Ending Circle Dies from Kat Scrappiness. The card stock used to mat all the pattern papers and the circle is Schoolhouse Red from Simon Says Stamp. So that is my card today. I hope you will continue to shop The Project Bin as Denise has fantastic sets with some sassy sentiments. Thank you for stopping by.
Come and create something with me,
Andi
Wednesday, November 21, 2018
Happy Thanksgiving
Hey Stampers! Its Project Bin day on the blog and because it is Thanksgiving eve, my card today is....you guessed it is Thanksgiving themed.
I used the fantastic set, Eat Pie. I stamped the sentiment in Tangelo Memento ink. To create the card and the layers I used a Mojo Monday card sketch #361. Card sketches used to really intimidate me but then I found Kristie Marcotte. She makes amazing 6x6 card tutorials and uses card sketches for most all her cards. She figures out the measurements and then she posts the sketch with all the measurements on her blog. It takes all the guessing out of it AND makes fantastic looking cards. My base is a side folding A2 size card. The patterned paper is called Happy Harvest by Queen & Co. I cut my circles using my Never Ending Circle dies from Kat Scrappiness. For the frame of my circle and the single strip I used a piece gold mirror card stock from my stash. For a final finishing touch I used my Ripened Pumpkin Nuvo Crystal drops to add some extra interest and texture.
This is my project for today. I hope you visit The Project Bin to check out this fabulous set and all the other sets that Denise offers.
I wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. Thank you for stopping by.
Come and create something with me
Andi
I used the fantastic set, Eat Pie. I stamped the sentiment in Tangelo Memento ink. To create the card and the layers I used a Mojo Monday card sketch #361. Card sketches used to really intimidate me but then I found Kristie Marcotte. She makes amazing 6x6 card tutorials and uses card sketches for most all her cards. She figures out the measurements and then she posts the sketch with all the measurements on her blog. It takes all the guessing out of it AND makes fantastic looking cards. My base is a side folding A2 size card. The patterned paper is called Happy Harvest by Queen & Co. I cut my circles using my Never Ending Circle dies from Kat Scrappiness. For the frame of my circle and the single strip I used a piece gold mirror card stock from my stash. For a final finishing touch I used my Ripened Pumpkin Nuvo Crystal drops to add some extra interest and texture.
This is my project for today. I hope you visit The Project Bin to check out this fabulous set and all the other sets that Denise offers.
I wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. Thank you for stopping by.
Come and create something with me
Andi
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
Snappin Christmas
Hey Stampers! Happy Tuesday. I am bringing you a super cute image from Heartcraft Paper called Snappin’ Christmas. This little guy just makes me giggle with his grumpy face. I printed him on Ultra Smooth White card stock from Crafters Comapnion. He is 4.25 x 5.5. I colored him using my Copics. Here is what I used for the Icing on the Gingerbread man G02, G07, G09. His nose G28. The Man himself I used E30,31, 33,35,37, and 39
The card base is white 6x6. The patterned paper is from an old Recollections 6x6 pad called Bright Christmas. I fussy cut my gingerbread man out along with the banner that says Have a Snappin’ Christmas. I wanted it to look a little whitewashed so here is what I used for Copics. E40, zE42, E43, and E50.
To give him a little sparkle I used some White Blizzard Nuvo Glitter Drops to go over his stripes of “frosting”. I used some Woodland Green Nuvo Crystal Drops and added some drops to the banner ends. To finish him, I used my white gel pen to add some white dots to his cheeks I did not stamp anything inside the card yet.
Just a reminder, you have until 11/28/18 to create and post a project for the Challenge 5 on our challenge blog. Winners will be announced on 12/1/18 when the next release debuts. Did you know Heartcraft Paper has a Facebook group. Join us for inspiration, fun, and sneak peeks.
So that is all I have for you today. I hope you enjoyed my card and will visit Heartcraft Paper to see this image and all the other amazing things Monica has for you. A look ahead to what is coming Sneak Peeks of the new release next week. I can’t wait to share what is coming for December.
Thanks you for stopping by. Come and create something with me.
Andi
The card base is white 6x6. The patterned paper is from an old Recollections 6x6 pad called Bright Christmas. I fussy cut my gingerbread man out along with the banner that says Have a Snappin’ Christmas. I wanted it to look a little whitewashed so here is what I used for Copics. E40, zE42, E43, and E50.
To give him a little sparkle I used some White Blizzard Nuvo Glitter Drops to go over his stripes of “frosting”. I used some Woodland Green Nuvo Crystal Drops and added some drops to the banner ends. To finish him, I used my white gel pen to add some white dots to his cheeks I did not stamp anything inside the card yet.
Just a reminder, you have until 11/28/18 to create and post a project for the Challenge 5 on our challenge blog. Winners will be announced on 12/1/18 when the next release debuts. Did you know Heartcraft Paper has a Facebook group. Join us for inspiration, fun, and sneak peeks.
So that is all I have for you today. I hope you enjoyed my card and will visit Heartcraft Paper to see this image and all the other amazing things Monica has for you. A look ahead to what is coming Sneak Peeks of the new release next week. I can’t wait to share what is coming for December.
Thanks you for stopping by. Come and create something with me.
Andi
Wednesday, November 14, 2018
Season's Greetings!
Hey Stampers! Happy Wednesday. It's Project Bin day! I am using the stamp set North Pole for my card today!
My card today is a 4-bar card. It measures 3 1/2 x 5. All the paper and card stock is from stash (working really hard on using my stash). So my card base is an ivory card stock. I used pattern paper from an old collection from Recollections (which is the Michael's brand). The silver glitter is from Pretty Papers from Queen & Co. I cut the glitter piece 3 1/4 x 4 3/4, this paper is self adhesive so I removed the release paper and attached the paper to the light blue patterned paper. I stamped the sentiment "Season's Greetings" from the North Pole set inSimon Says Stamp clear ink and used silver embossing powder which of course I heat set. The snowflakes on the sentiment piece are from a snowflake from the same set. Now its the snowflake at the top of one of the other sentiments from the set but I carefully cut it away so I could use it create my background. To create my snowflake embellishment I used the snowflake from the Pinpoint Snowflake Circle Frame from Memory Box. I cut one snowflake from the glitter paper and one from the same blue that I used to stamp the sentiment. I adhered them together with liquid glue. I offset them just a bit before the glue could dry and then I glued it to the corner. I put a clear crystal in the center of the piece. To add some extra sparkle (cause the glitter paper wasn't enough) I added a small clear crystal to the center of three of the snowflakes in my background. The sparkle on this card is ridiculous but I am so happy with how this turned out. For one final finishing touch (and to cover a mistake that was making me crazy) I added some white ribbon that is silver edged to the bottom of the card.
I hope you will check out the North Pole stamp set and all the other amazing sets available at The Project Bin. This is all I have for you today, thank you for stopping by.
Come and create something with me.
Andi
My card today is a 4-bar card. It measures 3 1/2 x 5. All the paper and card stock is from stash (working really hard on using my stash). So my card base is an ivory card stock. I used pattern paper from an old collection from Recollections (which is the Michael's brand). The silver glitter is from Pretty Papers from Queen & Co. I cut the glitter piece 3 1/4 x 4 3/4, this paper is self adhesive so I removed the release paper and attached the paper to the light blue patterned paper. I stamped the sentiment "Season's Greetings" from the North Pole set inSimon Says Stamp clear ink and used silver embossing powder which of course I heat set. The snowflakes on the sentiment piece are from a snowflake from the same set. Now its the snowflake at the top of one of the other sentiments from the set but I carefully cut it away so I could use it create my background. To create my snowflake embellishment I used the snowflake from the Pinpoint Snowflake Circle Frame from Memory Box. I cut one snowflake from the glitter paper and one from the same blue that I used to stamp the sentiment. I adhered them together with liquid glue. I offset them just a bit before the glue could dry and then I glued it to the corner. I put a clear crystal in the center of the piece. To add some extra sparkle (cause the glitter paper wasn't enough) I added a small clear crystal to the center of three of the snowflakes in my background. The sparkle on this card is ridiculous but I am so happy with how this turned out. For one final finishing touch (and to cover a mistake that was making me crazy) I added some white ribbon that is silver edged to the bottom of the card.
I hope you will check out the North Pole stamp set and all the other amazing sets available at The Project Bin. This is all I have for you today, thank you for stopping by.
Come and create something with me.
Andi
Thursday, November 8, 2018
Birthday Celebration
Hey Stampers! Its Thursday and guess what else? IT'S MY BIRTHDAY! So knowing my post would be on my birthday I had to make a birthday card! I used Penguin Celebrations and the happy birthday SVG file. So a little background, my favorite color is green, just in case you couldn't tell with card.
To start I printed this happy girl on Ultra Smooth card stock from Crafter's Companion. I colored everything with Copic markers. For my penguin I used the following
for her body C9, C7, C5, and C3. For her belly and face I used C1, C00, and 0. Her beak is YR16. The necklace and skirt are G09 for the necklace, the skirt I used G07, G14, and G12.
The confetti I just grabbed bright colors and to be honest I didn't keep track. The card base is a lime green from my stash and my card is 6x6. The pattern paper is from Pink and Main and it is called Celebration. I used some silver glitter paper from my stash to create the border on the image piece. I used clear Sparkle pen on the skirt, necklace, and confetti. For the sentiment I cut 4 copies of "happy birthday" from white card stock using my Silhouette Portrait. I layered them all together using liquid glue. For the top layer that is all glittering, I used a green sheet of glitter paper that I got from Queen and Co called Pretty Papers. This is non shed glitter paper that has adhesive on the back. Now I will say this, this very light weight paper so to make sure it would cut in my Portrait, I trimmed out a piece of the green glitter paper and attached it to a piece of white card stock. I sent it through my Portrait to cut it out. I added this to the top of my already glued together "happy birthday's". Once it was dry, I attached it to the front of my card and that completed my card. I love layering the sentiments like this because it gives dimension to the card.
Before I go, I want to invite everyone enter a project for our Anything Goes Challenge on our challenge blog. Entries are accepted until 11/28/18 and winners are announced when the new challenge starts on December 1st. Did you know that Heartcraft Paper has a fan group, join our Facebook group for inspiration and sneak peeks.
Thank you for stopping by. Come and create something with me.
Andi
To start I printed this happy girl on Ultra Smooth card stock from Crafter's Companion. I colored everything with Copic markers. For my penguin I used the following
for her body C9, C7, C5, and C3. For her belly and face I used C1, C00, and 0. Her beak is YR16. The necklace and skirt are G09 for the necklace, the skirt I used G07, G14, and G12.
The confetti I just grabbed bright colors and to be honest I didn't keep track. The card base is a lime green from my stash and my card is 6x6. The pattern paper is from Pink and Main and it is called Celebration. I used some silver glitter paper from my stash to create the border on the image piece. I used clear Sparkle pen on the skirt, necklace, and confetti. For the sentiment I cut 4 copies of "happy birthday" from white card stock using my Silhouette Portrait. I layered them all together using liquid glue. For the top layer that is all glittering, I used a green sheet of glitter paper that I got from Queen and Co called Pretty Papers. This is non shed glitter paper that has adhesive on the back. Now I will say this, this very light weight paper so to make sure it would cut in my Portrait, I trimmed out a piece of the green glitter paper and attached it to a piece of white card stock. I sent it through my Portrait to cut it out. I added this to the top of my already glued together "happy birthday's". Once it was dry, I attached it to the front of my card and that completed my card. I love layering the sentiments like this because it gives dimension to the card.
Before I go, I want to invite everyone enter a project for our Anything Goes Challenge on our challenge blog. Entries are accepted until 11/28/18 and winners are announced when the new challenge starts on December 1st. Did you know that Heartcraft Paper has a fan group, join our Facebook group for inspiration and sneak peeks.
Thank you for stopping by. Come and create something with me.
Andi
Wednesday, November 7, 2018
Eat PIe!
Hey Stampers! Happy Wednesday! Today is Project Bin Day. Today's card features the set Eat Pie.
My card is a top folding A2 size card. The base is made from Sweet Mango card stock from Gina K Designs. My patterned paper is from Echo Park called the Story of Fall and I used my Blueprints 22 Dienamcis from MFT. I can't link it because it is retired now =(
The ribbon is from my stash and I used some orange Glossy Dots from Pink and Main. I stamped the sentiment "eat pie & give thanks" in Early Expresso ink from Stampin UP! Once the ink was dry (cause my ink pad was really juicy) I took the image of a pie from the same set and stamped it three times over the sentiment this time using Pumpkin Pie ink also from Stampin UP! My sentiment is stamped on a piece ivory card stock from my stash and I did a mat for this piece with the Sweet Mango. For a final finishing touch, I took my clear Spectrum Noir Sparkle pen and colored in the whipped topping on the pie.
I hope you will check out The Project Bin for this set and all the other wonderful sets that Denise offers. This is all I have for you today. Thank you for stopping by.
Come and create something with me,
Andi
My card is a top folding A2 size card. The base is made from Sweet Mango card stock from Gina K Designs. My patterned paper is from Echo Park called the Story of Fall and I used my Blueprints 22 Dienamcis from MFT. I can't link it because it is retired now =(
The ribbon is from my stash and I used some orange Glossy Dots from Pink and Main. I stamped the sentiment "eat pie & give thanks" in Early Expresso ink from Stampin UP! Once the ink was dry (cause my ink pad was really juicy) I took the image of a pie from the same set and stamped it three times over the sentiment this time using Pumpkin Pie ink also from Stampin UP! My sentiment is stamped on a piece ivory card stock from my stash and I did a mat for this piece with the Sweet Mango. For a final finishing touch, I took my clear Spectrum Noir Sparkle pen and colored in the whipped topping on the pie.
I hope you will check out The Project Bin for this set and all the other wonderful sets that Denise offers. This is all I have for you today. Thank you for stopping by.
Come and create something with me,
Andi
Monday, November 5, 2018
Ho Ho Ho!
Hey Stampers. happy Monday. Starting the week with a card featuring products from the Fully Loaded November kit from Creative Escape Papercrafting. This is my third month Guest Designing for CEP and these kits do not disappoint. You get a little bit of everything card stock, glitter card, mirror card stock, ribbon, twine, sequin mix, Copic safe card stock for coloring and stamping. I am linking to the CEP website but not the kit because unfortunately it has already sold out. CEP does offer a subscription service so you can make sure you get the kits. But I want to give inspiration to those that have the kit.
So on to the card. I used 1/2 of the red card stock that comes in the kit. I made an A2 card base. I used the snowflake die from the Memory Box Pinpoint Snowflake Circle Frame set. I cut three snowflakes in the front of the card front. I used a panel of the white glitter card and adhered it so it shows through the snowflakes. The tag is part of the assorted tags from the Pebbles Cozy and Bright collection. I trimmed the tag, punched a hole and threaded some of the red and white bakers twine. I used some of my Scotch foam tape to pop it up on the card. I used the small snowflake image from the Oh What Fun stamp set that comes in the kit. ,this set is by Lawn Fawn, to create a snowflake background using Versmark ink. I stamped Merry Christmas in black in the lower right corner. I took three red sequins from the Prancer mix and adhered them on the tag and then I tried something that I have seen others do and that is fill the sequins with glossy accents. I love the way it looks and I know it will stay put.
I am extremely happy with how this card turned out. I hope you will visit the Creative Escape Papercrafting website and check out all the amazing goodies they have to offer in addition to their kits. Creative Escape Papercrafting also has a fan Facebook page. Please join us for inspiration and sneak peeks.
Thank you for stopping by today. Come and create something with me.
Andi
So on to the card. I used 1/2 of the red card stock that comes in the kit. I made an A2 card base. I used the snowflake die from the Memory Box Pinpoint Snowflake Circle Frame set. I cut three snowflakes in the front of the card front. I used a panel of the white glitter card and adhered it so it shows through the snowflakes. The tag is part of the assorted tags from the Pebbles Cozy and Bright collection. I trimmed the tag, punched a hole and threaded some of the red and white bakers twine. I used some of my Scotch foam tape to pop it up on the card. I used the small snowflake image from the Oh What Fun stamp set that comes in the kit. ,this set is by Lawn Fawn, to create a snowflake background using Versmark ink. I stamped Merry Christmas in black in the lower right corner. I took three red sequins from the Prancer mix and adhered them on the tag and then I tried something that I have seen others do and that is fill the sequins with glossy accents. I love the way it looks and I know it will stay put.
I am extremely happy with how this card turned out. I hope you will visit the Creative Escape Papercrafting website and check out all the amazing goodies they have to offer in addition to their kits. Creative Escape Papercrafting also has a fan Facebook page. Please join us for inspiration and sneak peeks.
Thank you for stopping by today. Come and create something with me.
Andi
Thursday, November 1, 2018
Toil and Trouble
Hey Stampers! Today is a two for one bonus! I also have a card for the new card challenge over at Southern Gals Challenge blog. This week's challenge is called "Stuck on YOU!" We are encouraging everyone to use a sticker(s) on their cards. I used supplies from the Fully Loaded Kit for October from Creative Escape Papercrafting. I used a A2 card base, the pattern paper is from Carte Bella's Haunted House 6x6 pad, the sticker sheet is from the Echo Park Bewitched collection. My sentiment says Bubble-Bubble, Toil & Trouble, Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble. I used one of the witch stickers and a couple of the banner stickers. On the inside I used another sticker that says "Ghosts & Goblins Spook Galore, Witches knocking at your door, Jack-o-Lanterns shining bright, Wishing you a Haunting Night. I used some glossy dots from Pink & Main to add some more interest. So that is my card for today. I hope you pop over to
challenge blog and enter a project for chance to win images from Kinda Cute.
Thank you for stopping by. Come and create something with me.
Andi
challenge blog and enter a project for chance to win images from Kinda Cute.
Thank you for stopping by. Come and create something with me.
Andi
Merry Kisses
Hey Stampers! Happy Thursday and welcome to another release from Heartcraft Paper. Once again Monica has knocked it out of the park with the new images.
I am using the Merry Kisses image for my card today. I used the small penguin blowing kisses and the sentiment. This is why I have come to love digital images I took this image and altered it to what I wanted for this project. I rotated him so he had a mirror image and printed it on Ultra Smooth White card stock from Crafters Companion. I decided to copy my fellow DT member Tania and use non traditional Christmas colors. My card base is a top folding A2 made from 110# cardstock. It is from a Value pack by Recollections called Ocean. I colored my penguins using My Copic markers. Here are the colors I used. Penguins C9, C7, C5, C3 belly is C1 and C0. Hats BG13, BG23, BG34 band of the hat is BG10 and BG11 Beak and Feet YR16. Hearts are R37.
Now I wanted to make a shaker card but I wanted a “window” so I used a circle die from my set from Kat Scrappiness and cut into the front of the card base. I used another die from to create a frame for the circle, using some self adhesive glitter paper that I picked up from Queen & Co called Pretty Papers. On the inside of the card, I arranged and adhered my penguins so they showed in my window the way I wanted. I then used one of my clear card sleeves to create my pocket for my shaker bits. The shaker bits I used are some new ones from Queen & Co called Jelly Gems. When making my pocket, I made sure to double check my adhesive application because I didn't want anything to show in the window.
Once I had the pocket adhered, I added my sentiment "wishing you" that I printed on the computer and fishtailed the ends. I framed it with the silver glitter paper which by the way GLEAMS in real life. To finish the front I used my Aquatic Mist to create dots of glittery color.
On the inside, I grounded my penguins with a half circle of the glitter paper. I used glitter pen on the Santa hats and adhered all the little hearts. The sentiment "Merry Kisses" comes with the image.
So because we have a new release that means we also have a new challenge up on the blog. Which is an Anything Goes. Also because it is release day, we are also doing a blog hop, so if you are following along you arrived here from Tina's blog and if you want to continue on the blog hop, your next stop is Amanda. If you start from the beginning here is the order.
HeartcraftPaper Judy Markowitz Patricia Lara Marcia Caradinta Tania Cordie Alina Tanner Tina Bickers Turner Andrea Jacobsen --You are here. Amanda Stevens Alysha Sheridan
Also did you know we have a fan group, please join our Facebook group. So that is all I have for everyone today. Thank you for stopping by.
Come and create something with me,
Andi
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