
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Birthday Card

Yet another birthday!!! Love you, Sis!
This card was made with a stamp by Rosebud Rubber Stamps (of course!)
Labels:
Rosebud Rubber Stamps,
Stampin' Up
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Wedding/Anniversary



Okay...finally I made a card just for the fun of it. Not anything that I need to stick in the mail today! However, I do have 3 birthdays coming up in the next week, so looks like I'll need to get busy!!!! This card can be used for many different things with just a few changes, like Wedding, Anniversary, Valentine's Day, etc....
I used Basic Gray Bittersweet paper with some blue and tan scraps. I used the spellbinder's scallop and basic circles and the tag. I used Martha Stewart heart border punch, deckle edge scissors, heart eyelets, and 3 rubber stamps -1 Corinthians heart, wedding bells, and "congratulations." I have the verse stamp available for purchase on my etsy store (see link at top of blog). I can get the other stamps if interested. Just send me an email.
Labels:
Rosebud Rubber Stamps,
Spellbinders
Valentine's Card

Okay, this is a little late, but I just finally got around to getting it out of my camera. This card was cased, but I can't remember where I saw it or I would put the link....
Labels:
Rosebud Rubber Stamps
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Valentine Birthday Card

Saturday, February 7, 2009
My First Explosion Box


My FIRST EXPLOSION BOX!!! Okay...this only took me SEVERAL days to finish. I just kept adding and adding and adding....Not bad for a non-scrapper, and a rustly old card maker (if I do say so myself.) I hope my Mom likes it. It's for Valentine's Day, and it's from me and the grandkids. I guess I'll have to make my Dad a card too. (Maybe something a little more simple, or it might be Father's Day before it's ready.)
Here is a link to the website that has the pattern: http://www.scrapbook-crazy.com/explosion-box-album.html
TOP LAYER OF EXPLOSION BOX:
I thought this layer was going to be boring, with just photos, but it turned out to be my favorite!! I used a sizzix die cut for the tag with the window. I embossed "I love you" on the window flap with cuttlebug embossing folder, added a heart brad, the end of a flourish stamp, and raspberry paper behind it. The center is stamped and embossed with "Happy Valentine's Day" by Inkadinkado, and I added some country heart buttons.
MIDDLE LAYER OF THE EXPLOSION BOX:
BOTTOM LAYER OF THE EXPLOSION BOX
TOP LAYER OF EXPLOSION BOX:
The roses are on the backside of the flaps (I used cricut's wild card)
I thought this layer was going to be boring, with just photos, but it turned out to be my favorite!! I used a sizzix die cut for the tag with the window. I embossed "I love you" on the window flap with cuttlebug embossing folder, added a heart brad, the end of a flourish stamp, and raspberry paper behind it. The center is stamped and embossed with "Happy Valentine's Day" by Inkadinkado, and I added some country heart buttons.
MIDDLE LAYER OF THE EXPLOSION BOX:
This flower is on the backside of each flap.
On the middle layer I stamped the heart on raspberry colored paper and cut out each one (yes, I cut out all four.....) then each child, and myself wrote a note to Mom (or Oma). Jonah got to stamp his note, since he is only 2 yrs old.
BOTTOM LAYER OF THE EXPLOSION BOX
Here is the bottom layer of the card. I used various stickers (Basic Gray Bittersweet), spellbinder scalloped square cutouts, heart brads, prima flowers, cricut tags and hearts, crystal stickers, and other misc. stuff. One flap has a pocket with a tag you can pull out (says "I love you")
Labels:
cricut,
Explosion Box,
sizzix,
Spellbinders,
tutorial
My first Glass Block Light


My first attempt at a glass block light. This one if for my Dad. He is a Lutheran Minister (retired -sort of)...and he likes Martin Luther's seal. I hope he likes this version. The artwork is a little like stained glass. I don't really like the way the ice texture on the glass block shows through. I think I'll need to get the clear glass next time. Also, the lights all sit at the bottom. Not sure how to fix that unless I just need more lights. It's a 20 light strand. The artwork was printed on vellum, and then laminated, and stuck on with a large sheet of double sided adhesive. I tried my "bowdabra" for the bow. I'll have to practice a little!!
Labels:
Glass Block Lights
Friday, February 6, 2009
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