Showing posts with label sfytt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sfytt. Show all posts

Saturday, April 2, 2011

SFYTT March 2011 - True Love

My parents wedding anniversary was coming up so this is the card I made based on Jen Del Muro's March SFYTT.

I normally don't use this color combo very often but I thought it was elegant enough for a wedding anniversary card. The b&w dp, glimmery white and dark gray cardstock (hard to see in photo), and red bling was part of my DT days with Paper Maniac.


The sentiment is part of a vellum quotes booklet that I have had for a long time. It is layered onto a piece of vanilla cardstock distressed with Tim Holtz antique linen. The scalloped rectangle is a piece of dark gray felt. I also used a crocheted ribbon I bought from the dollar bin at Jo's awhile back. The red felt flower was created from Spellbinders Nesties peony - first time I've ever used this die. I topped it off with a red button.

Thanks for stopping by!






Stamps: None
Ink: Tim Holtz Distress Ink Antique Linen
Accessories: Crochet Ribbon, Felt, Vellum Quote, Spellbinders Nesties Peony, Button

Having fun with sketches


Back in the Saddle Again...

Hello Everyone! Boy, it's been ages since I last paid attention to my blog. I thought I would post some projects I have made while behind the scenes way back from last year that I never posted here. So, let's go back to where I left off...shall we?





 








So that is it for end of year school projects from 2010...Don't go yet, there is more!

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Paper Maniac Product Focus: Patterned Paper

This week's product focus at Paper Maniac is patterned paper. Patti has stocked the virtual shelves with lots of yummy-licious papers. Just a little history tidbit- it was Patti's love for papers that started the birth of the Paper Maniac store!

HERE is a direct link to all of the patterned paper available at the store! Make sure to register yourself while you're there to take advantage of newsletter-only sales available to Paper Maniac registered customers!

For my sample today, I created a Christmas card from the Make it Your Own Bright Christmas kit. The card uses Jen Del Muro's SFYTT dated August 29. It was the perfect sketch to showcase the versatility of the patterned papers. With the Bright Christmas kit, each of the patterned papers are double sided (patterned paper used is from imaginisce Polar Expressions collection) so you can easily coordinate your cards. The only patterned paper not from the kit is the circle behind the snowman image - the patterned paper is from the Jillibean Soup Thin Zucchini - Minestrone Soup collection, but I thought it worked perfectly with the color pallette I was using.


The main image is from Stamp N' Around stamped twice and popped up for some dimension. This is actually the first snowman set I've ever owned. I colored his scarf and hat with prismacolor pencils blended with baby oil and topped it off with some glitter glue for some sparkle. The sentiment "Let it Snow" is computer generated and punched out using the window punch from Stampin' Up. I used black bazzill cardstock to highlight the patterned papers and added a border using the Fiskars apron lace punch. I finished it off with a 5/8 inch red grossgrain ribbon you can find here.

A couple of reminders:
- All ribbon is on a 20% discount this week until September 14 (no coupon code needed)

- All Northwoods stamps, use coupon code from newsletter to get 20% discount (sale ends September 14). You must be a registered customer to be eligible to use the coupon.

- Wishlist blog candy ends September 15 (click here for more deets)

Thanks for visiting and make sure you check out the other DT creations today at the Paper Maniac store blog.





Stamps: Stamp N’Around (Snowman)
Paper/Cardstock: Neenah (80# Natural White),Bazzill (Black Orange Peel), imaginisce (Polar Expressions), Jillibean Soup (Thin Zucchini - Minestrone Collection)
Accessories/Tools: Glitter Glue, Spellbinders (Labels 4, Classic Circles), Fiskars (Apron Lace), 5/8” Solid Red Grossgrain Ribbon
Coloring: Prismacolor Pencils blended with baby oil