OK, Mother Nature, I get it. You are good at making snow. Really, really, really good at making snow. However, I'm tired of it. I want warmth! I want flowers! I want spring!
Well, according to Punxsantawny Phil, spring will make its debut in six weeks. (Personally, I just think he was scared to tell us we might be stuck with 6 more weeks of this. Someone might've turned him into Punxsutawney stew!) In the meantime, I need a little spring so here goes:
Isn't she a cutie? She's one of the girls from the set "Oh No She Didn't!". I just love that set. :) The papers are from the "A Little Whimsy" stack - another favorite of mine. Other supplies: Palette Noir ink, Black & White Ribbon (TAC), greeting (retired-TAC), Copics, flower, button (Lemonade embellishment jar), pink scrap.
Lisa
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
A Couple of Cute & Krafty Challenges!
Well, if there's one silver lining in being snowbound, it's having time to participate in card challenges! :)
First up is a card that does double duty - the kraft paper is part of the Spotted Chick's Krafty Thursday challenge and the kraft/vanilla/navy colorscheme is part of the Catered Crop Challenge FTR4.
Supplies: Eddie from the Woodland Pals collection (DSB), daisy border punch (Martha Stewart), Kraft and Ivory cardstock (TAC), Sparkle Travel Floral Dots dp (Cloud 9 Design), tan plaid dp (Daisy D's), navy cs (from my scrap stash) Copics and ribbon.
This next card is my interpretation of Cute Card Thursday Challenge 149 sketch. This week's sponsor was Kraftin' Kimmie and, although using a KK stamp was not required, it was the perfect excuse to use my adorable Lisette stamp for the first time!
Supplies: Lisette (Kraftin' Kimmie stamps), birthday stack dp (Imaginisce), Copics, ribbon (Michaels), River Rock cs (SU!), basecard made of Ivory cs (PTI), circle punch (CM), corner punch (SU!), flower (Prima), button (A Rhonna Christmas - Autumn Leaves).
I'll see you later today with my weekly Wednesday with Wings (TAC) card. I'm off to bundle up and brave the cold to walk the dog (who doesn't understand why in the world I don't enjoy being out in below freezing temps with snow everywhere!). :)
First up is a card that does double duty - the kraft paper is part of the Spotted Chick's Krafty Thursday challenge and the kraft/vanilla/navy colorscheme is part of the Catered Crop Challenge FTR4.
Supplies: Eddie from the Woodland Pals collection (DSB), daisy border punch (Martha Stewart), Kraft and Ivory cardstock (TAC), Sparkle Travel Floral Dots dp (Cloud 9 Design), tan plaid dp (Daisy D's), navy cs (from my scrap stash) Copics and ribbon.
This next card is my interpretation of Cute Card Thursday Challenge 149 sketch. This week's sponsor was Kraftin' Kimmie and, although using a KK stamp was not required, it was the perfect excuse to use my adorable Lisette stamp for the first time!
Supplies: Lisette (Kraftin' Kimmie stamps), birthday stack dp (Imaginisce), Copics, ribbon (Michaels), River Rock cs (SU!), basecard made of Ivory cs (PTI), circle punch (CM), corner punch (SU!), flower (Prima), button (A Rhonna Christmas - Autumn Leaves).
I'll see you later today with my weekly Wednesday with Wings (TAC) card. I'm off to bundle up and brave the cold to walk the dog (who doesn't understand why in the world I don't enjoy being out in below freezing temps with snow everywhere!). :)
Lisa
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
New DSB Cuties!
First, a little announcement for any scrapbook-paper-designers who may be lurking out there because apparently they need this info... There are female dogs. There are female humans that own dogs. There are even female humans who own female dogs. Stop making all of your doggie patterned paper in brown and blue! Is it too much to ask for some pretty, girly, dog-themed paper? Apparently, it is! :sigh:
OK, rant over. :) Below is the link for the new February releases at DigiStamp Boutique, as well as a card from yours truly (which does not use "dog paper", but DOES have a hefty dose of pink - of course).
Sally-Ann has really outdone herself this month! You can check out more of Gracie and the rest of the February releases here: New for February. And be sure to check out the specially priced Februrary Multi-Buy Offer. It's only available for a limited time!
And in case I seem just a tad cranky, this is why:
That's the view outside my craft room as of 5 PM today. We are in the midst of a blizzard, soon to be followed by sub-zero temps. I am not a happy person! Although at least being stuck inside gives me a lot of time to stamp. ;-)
OK, rant over. :) Below is the link for the new February releases at DigiStamp Boutique, as well as a card from yours truly (which does not use "dog paper", but DOES have a hefty dose of pink - of course).
Sally-Ann has really outdone herself this month! You can check out more of Gracie and the rest of the February releases here: New for February. And be sure to check out the specially priced Februrary Multi-Buy Offer. It's only available for a limited time!
And in case I seem just a tad cranky, this is why:
That's the view outside my craft room as of 5 PM today. We are in the midst of a blizzard, soon to be followed by sub-zero temps. I am not a happy person! Although at least being stuck inside gives me a lot of time to stamp. ;-)
Lisa
Sunday, January 30, 2011
The Third Time's the Charm?
Drum roll please.... Post #3 for today! Woo-hoo! (Check here for my Magnolia card and here for my DSB card.)
This card is for the January sketch on Jen del Muro's i{heart}2stamp blog, part of her SFYTT (Sketch For You To Try) monthly challenge. The sponsor was The Cat's Pajamas and although we didn't have to use their stamps, I am a TCP fan and was happy to use some TCP stamps on my card.
This card is for the January sketch on Jen del Muro's i{heart}2stamp blog, part of her SFYTT (Sketch For You To Try) monthly challenge. The sponsor was The Cat's Pajamas and although we didn't have to use their stamps, I am a TCP fan and was happy to use some TCP stamps on my card.
I just love those little TCP penguins! They always look like they're having such a good time!
Magnolia Recipe Challenge
Wow, two posts in one day! (Scroll down to see my weekly DigiStamp Boutique card.) It's been a while since I participated in a challenge, so I decided to play along with this recipe challenge from the Magnolia-licious Highlites blog.
The recipe called for 4 flowers, 3 different patterned papers, 2 Magnolia stamps and 1 ribbon. I paired this adorable Tilda with the Magnolia bench. (I love that stamp - it looks so cute with all the sitting Tildas & Edwards!) Although the green paper looks solid it actually has a very subtle floral pattern on it. The green and paisley papers are both from the Tiffany stack by We R Memory Keepers. Other supplies: pink swirl dp (Paper Studio), flowers (Prima), ribbon (Michaels), leaf punch (MS), copper brads, pop-dots and Copic markers.
The recipe called for 4 flowers, 3 different patterned papers, 2 Magnolia stamps and 1 ribbon. I paired this adorable Tilda with the Magnolia bench. (I love that stamp - it looks so cute with all the sitting Tildas & Edwards!) Although the green paper looks solid it actually has a very subtle floral pattern on it. The green and paisley papers are both from the Tiffany stack by We R Memory Keepers. Other supplies: pink swirl dp (Paper Studio), flowers (Prima), ribbon (Michaels), leaf punch (MS), copper brads, pop-dots and Copic markers.
DSB Birthday Greetings
Today's DSB card features the adorable Shelly from the Murtle and Shelly collection.
Supplies: Shelly turtle with cake (DSB), kraft and pink cardstock, Noir Palette ink (TAC), ribbon (Michaels), greeting (retired-TAC), pink swirl db (Paper Studio), Simply Delightful stack (My Minds Eye), glitter brads (We R Memory Keepers) and Copic markers.
Be sure to visit the DigiStamp Boutique on Monday to check out the new releases!
Supplies: Shelly turtle with cake (DSB), kraft and pink cardstock, Noir Palette ink (TAC), ribbon (Michaels), greeting (retired-TAC), pink swirl db (Paper Studio), Simply Delightful stack (My Minds Eye), glitter brads (We R Memory Keepers) and Copic markers.
Be sure to visit the DigiStamp Boutique on Monday to check out the new releases!
Saturday, January 29, 2011
A Promise Kept
When I cleaned out my craft room recently, I found myself hesitating over a flower punch that I'd bought but never used much. I decided to keep it, but made a promise to myself that I would use it soon. Thus the inspiration for today's card. Not only did I use that poor forgotten punch, all the paper is from my scrap stash and the flower rick rack is from an old PWCO PaperCard Kit.
Supplies: Picnic Fun plaid paper (A Walk in the Park Collection, Echo Park), buttons (Paper Studio), ribbon (Michaels), sentiment (retired-TAC), Noir Palette Ink (TAC), leaf punch (Emagination) and assorted cardstock scraps.
Supplies: Picnic Fun plaid paper (A Walk in the Park Collection, Echo Park), buttons (Paper Studio), ribbon (Michaels), sentiment (retired-TAC), Noir Palette Ink (TAC), leaf punch (Emagination) and assorted cardstock scraps.
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