Paper Arts, Card Making, Scrapbook Elements and wonderful items I find to glue to paper.
Showing posts with label CTMH. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CTMH. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Getting Older birthday card.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Christmas Cards from 2011
This year I want to learn how to blog more efficiently and how to upload pictures that are more bloglike. I also want to organize my scraproom and improve my food diet. These are some CTMH stamps and the bottom border is with my new CTMH ruler. It has the zigzag holes in the ruler so all you need to do is poke thru the paper. The best way to make it look like real sewing or floss is to use two different color pens. I use Sakura 3D pens. I use the Souffle going in one direction and then the Glaze in the opposite. Everyone thought I used thread. The sides was a zigzag Sizzix border. I hope to get better at this blogging this year. Anyone have any tips for learning please send them to me. Eve
Monday, September 26, 2011
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Thank You card
I want to let you know I have not posted in a while. On Dec. 15th my main computer went down after a totally full hard drive crashed. I have since been able to do a few things on it after a major clean out. Now I am using a little netbook. I find it limiting but still better than nother at all. This is a Thank you card I made for a friend and requires a large envelope. I usually make my own envelope using the Martha Stewart scor board due to the 3D nature of the front of the card. I am looking at new computers so maybe will be posting more soon.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Little Owls Made with CTMH paper and a Fiskars Punch
I saw these little owls in a Crate&Barrel catalog and thought they were so cute. They were made of fabric and sold for $23.95 for 3. I copied them with paper and used the Fiskars Chrstmas light bulb punch for the nose. I double punched the nose with orange and yellow card stock to give it a layered look. The paper is a sample pack from Close To My Heart.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Christmas Card done with Fluorescent Copics
Fluorescent copics, CTMH stamp set. This is the first time I have used these in a while. I like how bright they are. I will use them more often.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Tannenbaum Card from Close To My Heart
I got this set of stamps from my wonderful friend Beth. This is Tannenbaum from CTMH. It is a nice one for masking because the inside of the tree is easy to cut. I stamped the tree seven times on this card and then stamped it again on some card stock and only colored in the card stock. Then cut out the colored portion of the tree and glued them into the spots. Easy and fun. Copics to color the trees. Love how simple it is and yet very nice.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Halloween Tag
This tag was made with little CTMH tags and some torn paper. I used the cuttlebug folder for the web and some Tim Holtz distress ink for coloring
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Strawberries from Close To My Heart
This is a CTMH stamp that comes in a wonderful set full of fruit. This is my homework for the green lesson, video nine. I love the strawberries in this set.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Last year, My August swap
This little book was fun to show off some of my favorite recipes from my Aunt Gene. She has been gone for 25 years but I never had better meat loaf than hers.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Fruitful Delight from Close To My Heart
This stamp set is so nice. Comes with cherries too. I used copic markers to color in the fruit and to color in the embossed areas of the cardstock. Also CTMH. I used this set as my very first post on this blog. I really love it. It looks so real. A great one if you are just starting out with the copics.
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
World's Best Dad
This card and envelope are framed in with a Copic Wide marker B32. I used the Close To My Heart stamp set. Even comes with the fishing pole that I used for a border on the card. I just love the grungy look of the wide markers. Fish are colored in Prismacolor pencils. The copics go right over the pencil and do not ruin the pencil work.
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