Tuesday, November 29, 2011
The Outlawz Creative Challenge2-Entry 2
Love, love this very pretty image " Holiday Alyssa"! She's a free image created by Sandi and used her for my second entry to The Outlawz Creative Challenge. I paper-pieced her dress and put glittter glue on her hat and the stocking she's holding. The designer paper I used is from DCWV Spring Stack 2009 collection. I punched one edge using ek Success Swirl Edger Puncher. The small letter dots was made using red circled letters from my stash and gluing each of them on round pink bubble stickers. Here's my card:
The Outlawz Creative Challenge2-Entry 1
It's the second round for The Outlawz Creative Challenge which runs from Nov.20-Dec. 3, 2011. Enter at least one project with any of the free digis provided by either Anne or Sandi to receive the next set of images. My first entry for the challenge is a cute Christmas image created by Sandi called "Toy Stocking".
I used a non-traditional christmas hues, violet and yellow green, for my color scheme. I think this color combo is very cool to the eyes.
I used a non-traditional christmas hues, violet and yellow green, for my color scheme. I think this color combo is very cool to the eyes.
Saturday, November 26, 2011
CDAC Progressive Challenge #7-Entry 2
My second entry to the CDACPC7 is an image "Bailey with Honey Bee" from Sew Many Cards. I used a floral background paper of DCWV from the Retro Prints Paper Stack. For the borders on the floral bp, I used Martha Stewart's Punch Around the Page Cherry Blossom design and glue some yellow crystal gems for each of the floral centers.
This funny looking bee is handmade by yours truly. I just drew a sketch of the whole bee, cut it from a peach board paper and used brown promarker pen for the stripes on the body. I made the wings from a parchment paper, decorated with glitter glue and attached with PVA glue. For the antennae, I folded a V design thin brown wire and curled the sides. I attached it on the back of the bee with tape. That small googly eyes made him cute, don't you think?
This funny looking bee is handmade by yours truly. I just drew a sketch of the whole bee, cut it from a peach board paper and used brown promarker pen for the stripes on the body. I made the wings from a parchment paper, decorated with glitter glue and attached with PVA glue. For the antennae, I folded a V design thin brown wire and curled the sides. I attached it on the back of the bee with tape. That small googly eyes made him cute, don't you think?
Small Bear Gift-CDACPC 7 Entry 1
Here's a view of the different sides. For the handle, I cut a thin strip of red board paper and red gingham paper and attached with double-sided tape on the inside of the cup.
The Birthday sentiment is from Sending Treasures and is also a freebie for the Progressive Challenge:
Thursday, November 17, 2011
The Outlawz Progressive Challenge-Entry 2
Here's just a quick post on my second entry to Progressive Challenge over at The Outlawz. This time, I used Sandi's flower ornament. Printed different sizes of the ornament and decorated with glitters. The sentiment is from TlcCreations.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
The Outlawz Progressive Challenge-Entry 1
Over at The Outlawz, Anne Fenton and Sandi Huggett generously gave away 4 lovely Christmas images to start off the Progressive Challenge. For my first card, I used Anne's Christmas wreath. I made a simple card using blue as my main color scheme. It's the same color I'm using for my house this Christmas so that's what inspired me to incorporate it in my card. Added some small blue balls and glitter glue on the poinsettias for a more festive look. I gave the bird a different hue just to let it stand out. I tried using blue but not very interesting to look at. I hope you like it.
Monday, November 14, 2011
CDAC Progressive Challenge #6-Entry 2
My second entry to the Freebie Progressive Challenge at CDAC is a very cute elephant image called "Shop till she drops Ellie" from Inked Treasures.
I made an easel design card using Martha Stewart's Cherish Punch Around the Page. Punched also some snowflakes, put some glitter and attached with dot foam tapes. Here's my card:
I made an easel design card using Martha Stewart's Cherish Punch Around the Page. Punched also some snowflakes, put some glitter and attached with dot foam tapes. Here's my card:
Sunday, November 13, 2011
CDAC Progressive Challenge #6-Entry 1
Wow, it's already the 6th challenge for the Freebie Progressive Challenge at CDAC! The theme is "Winter Wonders" and I'm using the Winter Bear image from Designed2Delight for my first entry. I did some snow effects by using white Pebeo Volume touch paint. The snowflake badge is from Paperchase metal stickers.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
CDAC Progressive Challenge #5-Entry 2
My second entry for the CDAC Progressive Challenge#5 is an image called"Cookies" by Digidrawn. I used Nestabilities Beaded Circles for the shape of my card. Camera still not working at its best.
The sentiment is from a rubber stamp set of Stampin' Up.
The sentiment is from a rubber stamp set of Stampin' Up.
CDAC Progressive Challenge #5-Entry 1
My first entry for the CDAC Progressive Challenge is a freebie image called" Christmas Bunny" by Phooka. The theme for the 5th round is Festive and Fancy. I was hoping to link this the first week using cool colors but unluckily my camera wasn't working at its best.
I used Martha Stewart's Punch Around the Page for my card and cut some baubbles and sentiment from a Christmas paper I have.
I used Martha Stewart's Punch Around the Page for my card and cut some baubbles and sentiment from a Christmas paper I have.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Steampunk Vivian
It's "Anything Goes" for the 4th and final round of the Celebration for the 500 followers of the Sassy Studio Designs Paper Planet Group! The freebie provided for the challenge is the sassy Steampunk Vivian.
I used the theme "Travel" and a Stepper Card for my project using Vivian and the sentiment freebies from PCP.
I used the theme "Travel" and a Stepper Card for my project using Vivian and the sentiment freebies from PCP.
Friday, October 21, 2011
Steampunk Victoria
It's the third round of the Progressive Challenge for the 500 followers at Sassy Studio Designs Paper Planet Group celebration! The challenge this time is to create a Vintage or Victorian project using the super gorgeous Steampunk Victoria.
It's the first time I made a vintage card and I hope I did justice to Victoria. The wooden frame I used is a freebie from Just Something I Made. The steampunk hat is from Scraps Dimensions but I added some feathers and metal accent. Here's my card:
It's the first time I made a vintage card and I hope I did justice to Victoria. The wooden frame I used is a freebie from Just Something I Made. The steampunk hat is from Scraps Dimensions but I added some feathers and metal accent. Here's my card:
Painted the gears on the hat and the gun with metallic rust paint.
Handmade some roses and dabbed a bit of metallic rust paint on the petals.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Steampunk Amelia & Shaker Clock
The celebration continues for the 500 followers of Sassy Studio Design Paper Craft Planet Group! For the Progressive Challenge #2, the challenge is to create a project using Steampunk Amelia plus a clock(s) and/or gears.
For my card, I used a vintage clock image from Graphics Fairy and made my own shaker clock. I glued an empty round of small scotch tape on top of the clock image and put some sequins and metal gears. For the cover, I punched a circle a bit bigger than the clock, made a round hole at the center to look like a ring leaving 1/4 inch border to get a view of the clock underneath, covered with transparency and glued this on top of the clock face.
For my card, I used a vintage clock image from Graphics Fairy and made my own shaker clock. I glued an empty round of small scotch tape on top of the clock image and put some sequins and metal gears. For the cover, I punched a circle a bit bigger than the clock, made a round hole at the center to look like a ring leaving 1/4 inch border to get a view of the clock underneath, covered with transparency and glued this on top of the clock face.
See how the contents inside move when you shake the card. The sentiment I used is from Ginger's House.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Steampunk Josephine
The Sassy Studio Designs at Paper Craft Planet Group just reached 500 members! To celebrate this glorious event, a super gorgeous SSD image "Steampunk Josephine" is being given away as a freebie. To get 3 more images and other chances to win SSD images, create a project using Steampunk Josephine with metal embellishments for the first challenge. It's a progressive relay and you have to complete one challenge to earn the freebie for next challenge. Complete the relay to get all 4 images. Full details of the challenge can be found here.
For my card, I used one of the free paper from the Steampunk Mania kit of Scraps Dimensions. The sentiment is a freebie from Tlc Creations. I added a metal flower and some small floral rings following the background paper design. Here's my finished card:
For my card, I used one of the free paper from the Steampunk Mania kit of Scraps Dimensions. The sentiment is a freebie from Tlc Creations. I added a metal flower and some small floral rings following the background paper design. Here's my finished card:
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Hope Butterfly at D2D
It's the first week of October so a free image is available for everyone who wishes to join the Progressive Challenge over at Delightful Inspiration. See the challenge rules here. The "Hope Butterfly" image is in support of the Hope 2011 Cancer Awareness. Please visit Designed2 Delight digital stamps store for more whimsical and cute images.
For my card, I stamped different pink swirl designs on a white glittered board and embossed them. The stamps are two scoops/swirlie designs from Basic Grey. I then colored the butterfly image in two sizes and glued them on leaving the upper wings unattached.
For my card, I stamped different pink swirl designs on a white glittered board and embossed them. The stamps are two scoops/swirlie designs from Basic Grey. I then colored the butterfly image in two sizes and glued them on leaving the upper wings unattached.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
CDAC Progressive Challenge #4-Entry 2
My second entry to the CDAC Progressive Challenge #4 is an image from Designed2Delight called Scaredy Cat. Details and rules for the challenge can be found here.
I made an easel card using Martha Stewart's Cherish Punch-Around-the-Page puncher. For the background paper, I used Pink Petticoat's Halloween digital papers. Here's my card:
Inside the card, I punched again some spiders from the background paper and this time I added strings for hanging web effects. I used double-sided foam tape for dimension. The sentiment is a freebie from The Crafty Nomad.
I made an easel card using Martha Stewart's Cherish Punch-Around-the-Page puncher. For the background paper, I used Pink Petticoat's Halloween digital papers. Here's my card:
I made some stitchings on the dotted holes that comes with the puncher design with black thread. I matched it with a black sheer dotted ribbon and added a spider embellishment at the center using a small circle punch.
Inside the card, I punched again some spiders from the background paper and this time I added strings for hanging web effects. I used double-sided foam tape for dimension. The sentiment is a freebie from The Crafty Nomad.
Monday, October 10, 2011
CDAC Progressive Challenge #4-Entry 1
For my first entry, I used "Dragonlets and me" image from Delicious Doodles Digital Stamps.
The background paper is from the Fantasy set of Dovecraft 6 x 6 papers.
Other Challenges:
Lollipop Crafts- Challenge#52 "Critters"
Friday, September 30, 2011
CDAC Progressive Challenge #3
It's all about women for my entries in the CDAC Progressive Challenge#3.
My first card is an Oak Fairy from Gurukitty Designs. I find the image very mysterious and I designed a card that made her blend with the leafy background. I can imagine walking into the woods full of falling leaves and looking closely, I find a lovely creature sharing the gentle breeze of the autumn air. Such a wonder to behold!
The leafy background is a freebie from Spyder's Corner which you can find here.
My first card is an Oak Fairy from Gurukitty Designs. I find the image very mysterious and I designed a card that made her blend with the leafy background. I can imagine walking into the woods full of falling leaves and looking closely, I find a lovely creature sharing the gentle breeze of the autumn air. Such a wonder to behold!
The leafy background is a freebie from Spyder's Corner which you can find here.
I think the sentiment from TlcCreations best describes the wonder and mystery of the image.
My second card is an image from Lia Stampz. I made a very simple one with embossed background. The Texture Template is a recent purchase from a local craftstore. It's from Sizzix Texture Plates Kit #9, a total of 6 very elegant and floral embossing plates. The plate I used is called the Formal Fanfare. The sentiment is from Raindrop Echo Design's Quotes on Women, a freebie from Sentimental Sundays for a limited time.
Other Challenges:
Paper Sundaes-Challenge #88 Anything Goes
Our Craft Lounge- OCL85 Fall Foliage
Squiggle Stamps-Autumnal Colours Challenge
Paper Sundaes-Challenge #88 Anything Goes
Our Craft Lounge- OCL85 Fall Foliage
Squiggle Stamps-Autumnal Colours Challenge
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
A 3-D Card and Bizzy Bec's Challenge
This week, I'm trying out a new card technique with the use of a 3-D card template. More and more movies are being shown on 3-D, so why not a card? This technique uses miniature templates of different objects like shoes, bags, even a mini store and whatever fancies your imagination. One on-line store I've come across which carries a variety of awesome 3-D templates is Cut and Craft .
For my card, I used Cut and Craft's Small Gazebo and display box template. The download for the template includes illustrations and very easy to follow instructions. You can decorate the gazebo however you like, just make sure to plan the design before assembling. I'm using this template for my entry in the Bizzy Bec's September Challenge which is a Colour Challenge using blue, green and white. The image I used is from Bizzy Bec's Blue Butterfly digi stamps "Once upon a time....Collection" called Roses Roses. They're having a sale now so it's the best time to buy some of their many lovely collections.
Here's my finished card:
For my card, I used Cut and Craft's Small Gazebo and display box template. The download for the template includes illustrations and very easy to follow instructions. You can decorate the gazebo however you like, just make sure to plan the design before assembling. I'm using this template for my entry in the Bizzy Bec's September Challenge which is a Colour Challenge using blue, green and white. The image I used is from Bizzy Bec's Blue Butterfly digi stamps "Once upon a time....Collection" called Roses Roses. They're having a sale now so it's the best time to buy some of their many lovely collections.
Here's my finished card:
I decorated the gazebo with my handmade glittered blue roses, laces of green leaves stickers and wide green ribbon as stair carpet . Here's a close-up view of the lovely image Roses Roses:
The finished card is 6.5"x 8.5" and about 1.5"thick. The template also includes a box template with handle for the card. I think anyone would love to receive a 3-D card and can have it framed later on to always remember you by.Wednesday, September 14, 2011
CDAC Progressive Challenge #2
It's Back to School theme for CDAC Freebie Progressive Challenge #2. The challenge details can be found here. Speaking of school, we're also having our highschool reunion this coming Saturday. Already excited to see my former classmates and batchmates. I'm handling the finance committee so I've been busy collecting and issuing funds for the event. Luckily though, I was able to make a card for the challenge. I used a Tortagialla image and made a backpack-shaped card. Here's my card:
I made a simple square tag that looks like a piece of writing paper and attached with a mini circular ring. The font I used for my sentiment is School Script Dashed.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Falloween Cat freebie at D2D
I had time to play at Delightful Inspiration Progressive Challenge this week with this very cute freebie "Falloween Cat". It's the first week of September, so everyone is welcome to get the freebie. If you want to have a collection of more adorable images, you can join the progressive challenge or visit Designed 2 Delight digital stamps.
It's preparation time again for that fun time of the year-Halloween! I am not much for the scary costumes and decors, but I love making cute Halloween cards and tags with sweet treats for my family and friends. For my card, I combined the Stitched Pumpkin image and Falloween Cat. It's a simple easel card with faux stitching on the frame to complement the stitched pumpkin.
It's preparation time again for that fun time of the year-Halloween! I am not much for the scary costumes and decors, but I love making cute Halloween cards and tags with sweet treats for my family and friends. For my card, I combined the Stitched Pumpkin image and Falloween Cat. It's a simple easel card with faux stitching on the frame to complement the stitched pumpkin.
I found some printed buttons on my stash with same color combinations of my card and decorated them with white and black nylon strings. The background paper I used is from a digital halloween paper of Pink Petticoat.
A closer look at the buttons and the nylon strings:
This is how the card looks when folded as a regular card.
The sentiment is a freebie from The Crafty Nomad Halloween Quotes.
Other Challenges:
Creative Card Crew-Anything Goes
Ribbon Carousel Challenge- Anything Goes (anything that comes with a spool)
Crafting When We Can-Do It Your Own Way
Stamp Something-Anything Goes
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
CDAC Progressive Challenge
CDAC is having a new freebie progressive challenge. The Progressive Kick-off Challenge is only till today and I hope I could enter mine just in time. They gave away 6 wonderful images from different artists. I printed them all but managed to finish only one. Hopefully I could play with more next time. Find all the details here on how to join.
For my card, I played with the chef image and here's what I came up with:
Printing a smaller size of the same frame, I made my own sentiment using Cutie Pop font. The program I used is Pages. I am still trying to make this one into a jpeg or png file so I can share it with you. Hopefully I will be able to save it in a downloadable file for everyone to enjoy.
For my card, I played with the chef image and here's what I came up with:
This is the chef image which I cut and glued on a frame- a freebie from Scrapalicious Times. I can't find the exact post of the freebie. Maybe it's from her previous blog.
Printing a smaller size of the same frame, I made my own sentiment using Cutie Pop font. The program I used is Pages. I am still trying to make this one into a jpeg or png file so I can share it with you. Hopefully I will be able to save it in a downloadable file for everyone to enjoy.
Using the same size of the smaller frame, I printed and cut a Peach Pie image from Beccy's Place. I made mine an apple pie and glued it on the frame. You can find the image here.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Chrissy, the Christmas Fairy at MPS
Wow, it's been weeks since my last post! I had been busy creating a leaflet design for my cousin's highschool reunion. And because of the unpredictable weather, I was not feeling so well the past few days.
Before I got sick, I won the "Name the Christmas Fairy" at Michelle Perkett Studio's new image. I suggested the name "Chrissy" representing the Christmas Spirit and I was so happy Michelle liked the name. I was able to color her but was not able to finish the card until now. I tried a new card fold technique called "Tri-fold Shutter Card" which involved a lot of measuring and scoring. There are various folds you can make but here's one tutorial you can start with. Here's my card:
Before I got sick, I won the "Name the Christmas Fairy" at Michelle Perkett Studio's new image. I suggested the name "Chrissy" representing the Christmas Spirit and I was so happy Michelle liked the name. I was able to color her but was not able to finish the card until now. I tried a new card fold technique called "Tri-fold Shutter Card" which involved a lot of measuring and scoring. There are various folds you can make but here's one tutorial you can start with. Here's my card:
I colored her in pink and red hues because I think she represents the true Christmas meaning of love and life. I colored her gorgeous wings with glitter.
The sentiment is a part of the Snowman with heart image also from Michelle Perkett Studios and the frame is a freebie from Tiffany Doodles.
This is the Snowman with heart image and I added dots similar to the Christmas fairy image. I think it's cute in pink, don't you?
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