Merry Mojo Monday Combo

I decided to combine the Merry Monday and Mojo Monday challenges to create a card . . .

And here is the result . . .

Blushing Bride ink from Stampin' Up created my background, along with a Cover-a-card Snowflake stamp (although hard to see those snowflakes).  Pink, silver and white . . . not traditional Christmas colors, but a gorgeous combination for a holiday card. 

This one shows a little shine.  One card closer to being prepared for the holidays thanks to Merry Monday.

Cheers!

Supplies Used - Merry Monday

Cardstock:  Stampin' Up, Bazzill

Pattern Paper:  American Crafts POW

Stamps: Impression Obsession Cover-a-card Snowflake, Stampin' Up Ornament Keepsakes, Pink by Design Christmas Wishes

Dies:  Stampin' Up Ornament Keepsake Dies and Sizzix Scallop Circle Die

Ink:  Stampin' Up and Versamark

Ribbon:  Stampin' Up

Other:  Stampin' Up Silver Embossing Powder, Ranger Inkessentials Enamel Accents

 

Wobble Wednesday #46 - Spring

More Echo Park Sweet Girl product, this time for the Action Wobble challenge. The challenge was to create a card or layout using an Easter or Spring image.

I used Sizzix Framelits for this card, and I wobbled the cute little chick. Not having a white pen, I used Ink Essentials Enamel Accents to fill in the letters. It was a little gloppy, but it got the job done.

Supplies Used:
Cardstock - Bazzill
Pattern Paper - Echo Park
Dies - Stamps of Life and Sizzix
Stamps -Stamps of Life and Sizzix
Ribbon - Stampin' Up
Ink - Close To My Heart
Other: Action Wobble, Ink Essential Enamel Accents and Prima Crystal Heart

Mojo Monday 285 - Smile

This week's Mojo Monday challenge was just that for me, as there was a lot going on.  I wanted to focus on doing several challenges using the same product.  My product was the Echo Park Sweet Girl 6 x 6 paper pad and washi tape, with some added flowers from Petaloo.  I had picked these items up from my local LSS, New England Scrapbook Co., and I really wanted to drive in and put them to use.

The sketch from Mojo . . .

And my very busy design . . .

I thought the sketch was perfect for the washi tape.  Such a fun product to use, and super easy! 

It is a busy card, hence my "smile" sentiment. 

Stay tuned, as I'll be using these product on a few other designs in the coming days.


Product Used

Cardstock - Bazzill
Pattern Paper - Echo Park Sweet Girl
Embellishments - Echo Park Sweet Girl Washi Tape, Flowers from Petaloo
Ink- Color Box
Stamps - Calm2Keep from Stamps of Life
Dies - Majestic Label from Sizzix
Ribbon - Stampin' Up
Other:  Stickles and Enamel Accents (Ink Essentials)

Skipping Stones Design #155

I had some fun playing with Skipping Stones Designs snowman stamp set, which I've been itching to use.  My leftover My Mind's Eye papers were just perfect.

I actually used a white card base for this card, and the stamped images are on that white base.  I paper pieced the snowman's hat, scarf, and nose from pattern paper (the diagonal print in the strip at the top of the card).  I used a scallop die to cut an open image in the pattern paper.  Post-it notes held the seam together so I could make the cut in each of the two papers, and then I adhered them down around that stamped image.  Would it have been easier to just stamp on a white scallop circle?  Absolutely.  But I was going for a different look. the black dots around the scallop Inkessentials Enamel Accents from my LSS.  

I just love this stamp set!
 
Supplies Used
Cardstock - Bazzill
Pattern Paper - My Mind's Eye
Die Cut - Sizzix Scallop Circle
Stamp - Skipping Stones Design
Ink - Close To My Heart
Linen Thread - Stampin Up
Other - buttons from my stash, Ranger Inkessentials Enamel Accents, Stickles

Sketchbook Saturday Challenge #69

Playing around with some scraps that I had for the Sketchbook Saturday Challenge . . .

I did a little paper piecing to come up with the card below . . .

I wanted to mirror my flower image from the images in the pattern paper, so I used a Unity stamp to make the flower and leaves.  I used Ranger's Inkessentials black enamel to do the center of the flower.  The bee's wings were stamped on vellum and cut out.  

Supplies: Bazzill Cardstock, Best Creation Pattern Paper, Unity Stamp, My Creative Time, Stazon Ink, Copic Markers, Inkssentials Enamel Accents from Ranger, Vellum