I needed a belated masculine birthday card for a friend. I first saw this wolf made with the Magnificent Maple at Frenchie Stamps and thought it would make a great masculine card. This card needed to go in the mail and I needed to make it quick - not the usual several hours it normally takes me! This card came together very quickly - for me anyway! I like the way it turned out. Hope you do too.
Supplies:
Stamps: Magnificent Maple, Label Love
CS: Chocolate Chip, Soft Sky, Very Vanilla
DSP: Sweater Weather
Accessories: Owl Punch, Bitty Butterfly Punch, Artisan Label Punch, Window Frames Framelits, Burlap Ribbon, Candy Dots, Signo White Gel Pen
Thanks for stopping by today.
Denise
Monday, November 11, 2013
Monday, October 28, 2013
Halloween Birthday Gift Box
Stampin Up Supplies:
Extra Large Gift Box - Holiday Catalog
Witches Brew DSP - Holiday Catalog
Black Chevron Ribbon
Gift Bow Die
Rosette Die
Envelope Punch Board (for 4 x 8 card)
Black Cardstock
Bat Punch (retired)
Circle Punch
Circle Framelits (for crescent moon)
Basic Gray CS and Vellum for moon
Staz On Black Ink
Non SU:
Ghosts #2 Bigz Die
Silhouette Cameo and images: Graveyard scene, Black Cat
Little Ghost on top - Old Jolee embellishment
The box was stuffed with black tissue paper and was the perfect width to hold the gift card and envelope. This was soooooo much fun to make!
Thanks for visiting today.
Denise
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Witches Hat Box
Happy Halloween! Thanks for stopping in today.
Denise
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Wicked Witch - My Pretty!
I had to try my hand at making this wicked witch. The talented Patty Bennett from Patty Stamps is where I found her. My card is 4 x 8. I made my own "bat" background paper with a bat stamp I've had in my stash forever. The dress form die from Stampin Up and a few punches are pretty much all you need to make the witch. I gave her some bling with a glimmer paper star on her hat and shoes. She's also showing a little leg! I also used the retired SU bat punch for some dimension. She's popped up on dimensionals. The sentiment was computer generated and punched out with the new Label Bracket Punch in the Holiday catalog. I like her. I hope you do too.
Thanks for visiting today.
Denise
Thanks for visiting today.
Denise
Sunday, October 20, 2013
Skeleton For Halloween
This was so much fun to make. The cut file was from SVG Cuts Spooky Soiree. I cut my pieces with my Silhouette Cameo. You only need card stock, brads, glue and a little ribbon to hang him up! All supplies were Stampin Up. My friend Nancy (from Nanny's Pansy Patch) and I got together to make this spooky fellow.
Have a great rest of the weekend! And many thanks for stopping in today.
Denise
Friday, October 11, 2013
Lovely As a Tree Christmas
Supplies all Stampin Up
Stamps: Lovely As a Tree, A Cardinal Christmas (ret) - sentiment
Ink: Island Indigo
CS: Smokey Slate, Island Indigo, Pool Party, Whisper White, Silver Glimmer Paper
DSP: Winter Frost Specialty DSP
Accessories: Silver Ribbon, Frosted Finishes Embellishments, White Bakers Twine,Stampin Chalk Marker (snow on tree), tiny star punch from my stash
Thanks for stopping in to visit.
Denise
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Baby Shower Card and Gift Card Holder
Yesterday was Nancy's (from Nanny's Pansy Patch) daughter's baby shower. This is the card I made for the expectant mommy and daddy. I hope it at least resembles a diaper bag since that's what I was going for! The "diaper bag" was actually a purse from SVG Cuts that I cut with my Silhouette. It opens from the bottom. The bib, crown and teddy bear were cuts purchased from the Silhouette store. Card stock was Stampin Up, ribbon, dsp, brads from my stash. The Princess Castle gift card holder below was also from SVG Cuts - ribbon, CS, ink, label and rhinestones from Stampin Up.
It was a perfect bright sunny day for a baby shower. The food and restaurant were teriffic and I'm sure the new mommy and daddy loved all the beautiful gifts they received. Be sure to stop by Nanny's Pansy Patch to see the adorable card Nancy made for her daughter.
Thanks for stopping by today.
Denise
Thanks for stopping by today.
Denise
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