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Sunday, August 11, 2013

Art Journal: Zink Happiness

Last Sunday I was watching Lisa Bearnson on HSN as she featured this amazing little ZINK (zero ink) printer. I am usually good at resisting buying brand new tools, but I did cave after learning all of the features. I received my purchase on Wednesday and could hardly wait to start playing with it. Here are some examples.



Friday, October 12, 2012

Yoshi card: Belated Birthday Nana

In many ways I hate to forget anyone's birthday, but due to having a day job now, time is at a premium. Our dear friend Kathi loves receiving cards for any occasion. When the card includes her favorite pug, Yoshi, she is even happier.
 
I just recently found a great deal on some Heidi Swapp fabric ribbon and knew I wanted to transform it with Tim Holtz distress inks. Add a couple of hearts and a brad/button combo, VOILA!

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Sunday, May 27, 2012

Mini Album:Live laugh and LOVE

The look on their faces say it all, LOVE!

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Friday, April 17, 2009

Card: Thanks 4 everything

As promised, this is one of the cards I created using the new SU butterfly die. One of the butterflies was actually embellished with the Cuttlebug swiss dots embossing folder prior to die cutting and with buttons from SU's Button Bouquet. The yellow paper was embossed with the SU Manhattan Flower impressions die pictured below. The card is SU Kraft paper, and cork paper for added texture.



Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Card: Cuttlebug Bella Rose


I am the proud owner of a new CUTTLEBUG and I have to admit I am in love. I created this thank you card using one of the embossing dies along with other embellies.
Cardstock: Stampin Up Kraft, Very Vanilla
Patterned Paper: SU Bella Rose DS
Inks: SU Earth Elements
Flowers: SU Pretties Kit, Flower Fusion Too
Embellishments: SU Button Bouquet (Baja Breeze), Cuttlebug thanks embossing folder

Sunday, August 31, 2008

Scrapbook: Cherish Memories





After learning my passion for old photos, my friend emailed me a photo of his family taken in the 1950s (I think!). I printed the photo on a transparency and attached it to white cardstock to allow all the little details to stand out. I really think it is a perfect frame for his family photo.
Cardstock: Stampin Up Wild Wasabi textured, DCWV scallop white core,
Bazzill earthtones textured
Patterned paper: Creative Imaginations Golden Floral
Ribbon: Michaels
Flowers: Prima
Embellishments: Rhinestones, Button, Heidi Swapp journaling spot,
Making Memories square clip