I was inspired to use the camera and filmstrip for this monthly challenge. I am happy with how it turned out. I ink MFT's Little Shutterbug with Memento ink and stamped the image on neenah solar white. She is paperpieced and colored with copics. The DP is from echo park and called Happy Days. I also used SU cs: black and River Rock. The camera circles are cut from nesties and raised with a "wobble." The crystal "flash" is colored with copic marker R29. The camera and filmsrip are from MFT. Fishtail flags are used inside and the small circle is from the camera die.
I used some of the same markers for this card as for my other sketch 82 entry: Her skin is from E50, E00, E11, R20 and R00. Her hair is E13, E15, E39 and E59. Her hair clip is spica glitter pen in red. Her camera is C1, C3, C5 and C7. She is outlined in BG70.
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Friday, July 27, 2012
Welcome Tilda
Thanks for taking a look at my first time inking up a Magnolia Stamp. This image is Princess Welcome Tilda. I used the MFTWSC82 again and the same DP: BoBunny Little Miss. Cardstock is SU: River Rock and Artichoke and retired Gauva. Images are stamped with Memento on neenah solar white. Dies used are MFT's fishtail flags, mini tabs, and rolled royal rose. Inside I used a retired SU heart punch. The sentiments come from the MFT set: Love You With All My Heart and PI All Occasion Sentiments. Dazzling Details (glitter stickles from SU) is added to the tips of the flower petals.
Most of the copics are the same at my first sketch 82. (I liked these combinations and they were all on my worktable!) Her skin is E000, E00, E01, E02, R20 and R00. Her hair is Y21, YR23, E35. Her crown is Y15, YR23 and YR24. Her lace is E40 and E41. The pink is from RV21, RV23, and RV25. The peach is from YR61, R20, R02 and R22.
Most of the copics are the same at my first sketch 82. (I liked these combinations and they were all on my worktable!) Her skin is E000, E00, E01, E02, R20 and R00. Her hair is Y21, YR23, E35. Her crown is Y15, YR23 and YR24. Her lace is E40 and E41. The pink is from RV21, RV23, and RV25. The peach is from YR61, R20, R02 and R22.
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
MFTWSC #82
Isn't she too cute? This is MFT's "Heart Stripes" that I bought on my last trip to the shop and I used some new BoBunny paper: "Little Miss" that I picked up at Deb's shop yesterday. I had fun; it's not my usual color combinations. The cs is neenah and SU: Chocolate Chip. The ink is Memento. MFT dies are used: Fishtail and Mini Tabs.
Labels:
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Heart Stripes,
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mftwsc,
PI,
pure innocence,
sketch challenge
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Gone Surfing Again
The Sun is an older Sizzix original die. The sun has been blended with Distress Ink: Old Paper. The inside of the sun is covered with Stickles Distress: Scattered Straw. Several MFT dies are used: the wave and wonky borders and the image is stamped on the new rounded banner.
Labels:
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PI,
pure innocence,
surf chick
Nurses are Angels
The rose is fiber dyed with distress stain: mahogany. Dies are MFT: Royal Leaves, Doily border and Fish Tail Flags.
Her skin is colored with E50, E00 and E11 along with R20 and R00. Her hair is E34, E25 and E57. Her shoes and hat are E40, E41, E42 and 0. The background outline is in W1 and 0. The ground is E34, E42, E41 and 0. Her top is R81, R83 and R85 and her pants and the leaves are Goo, G82 and G24.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Loralie Mermaid
Her skin is colored with E50, E00, E11, R20 and R00. Her hair is E33, E35, E37. Her lips are RV63 and RV66. Her eyelids are E21 and spica "Sand." Her eyes are E25 and C9 with a dot of Sharpie white poster paint. Her gloves are E40, E41 and 0. Her top and tail are RV21, RV23 and RV25. Her bottom is with RV63, RV55 and RV66. The pearls were whitened with 0.
Friday, July 20, 2012
MFTWSC81
I am so excited. I just applied to take two copic certification classes beging offered in Orlando this September. Keep your fingers crossed that my applications will be accepted.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
CAS Christmas
Completed my next set of Christmas cards and met the Stamp Club challenge with this card:
The cardstock is from Marco's Paper - a cream shimmer - that I bought on sale at Stamp Fest in February
The "joy" is cut using MFT lowercase alphabet dies. I measured and then taped the back of the dies to a piece of acetate so that they would be even when cutting. All I had to do was line up the side and bottom of the acetate with the edge of the card, placing the cutting side down, to get straight cuts each time. I would suggest making the piece of acetate the size of the card front (there is a slight impression at the edge of the piece).
The holly is SU old olive cs that was cut with a McGill punch. The holly punch out was colored with distress stain, then covered with glossy accents and glitter to create an epoxy-look sticker. The bling was from Michaels.
The cardstock is from Marco's Paper - a cream shimmer - that I bought on sale at Stamp Fest in February
The "joy" is cut using MFT lowercase alphabet dies. I measured and then taped the back of the dies to a piece of acetate so that they would be even when cutting. All I had to do was line up the side and bottom of the acetate with the edge of the card, placing the cutting side down, to get straight cuts each time. I would suggest making the piece of acetate the size of the card front (there is a slight impression at the edge of the piece).
The holly is SU old olive cs that was cut with a McGill punch. The holly punch out was colored with distress stain, then covered with glossy accents and glitter to create an epoxy-look sticker. The bling was from Michaels.
Inside, I used MFT fish tail flags to cut dp from Authentique "Festive". The sentiment is from Penny Black called "Joy - Hope" and is stamped in SU ink: old olive.
Monday, July 16, 2012
Charm Swap Update
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Stamp Camp projects
We made this card using SU products. The square lattice embossing folder is used. Inks are gumball and raspberry ripple. The stitched ribbon is also raspberry. The stamp sets are "Fabulous Phrases" for the verse; "Flowering Flourishes" for the greenery and "Mixed Bunch" for the flower used with the matching Blossom punch.
Next were some treat containers. This first treat uses a SU die - Scalloped Envelope cut twice and trimmed to 1/2 inch on the bottom flap - and retired paper and Triple Treat stamp. Limeade, pumpkin and turquoise are the inks. Fancy Flower and a retired five petal punch were used along with lots of dimensionals.
For the last treat, I used an idea from Anita. The verse is computer generated and punch with an oval. The SU red cs is stamped in cherry cobbler using a Holtz background stamp. The hammer is a MFT die cut from SU glitter paper (it is awesome-absolutely the best glitter paper I have used and it comes in silver and red - champagne is being released in August).
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
MFTWSC80
I went to Heather Ellis's website and after a bit of confusion and then quickly receiving a clarifying email from her; I ordered three new digi images of her Pure Innocence line. You can find digi images at her etsy shop. Here is the mermaid image 038 that I printed on white neenah for this week's challenge. The dp is from Authentique and the "Fresh" collection. The cardstock is SU: crumb and red; as are the pearls and dimensionals. There is a touch of glossy accents on the starfish in her hair. The sentiments are from MFT and stamped in Memento. The dies are MFT wave border and sentiment strips; the shell is an older one from Sizzix.
She is colored in copics. Her skin is E21, E11 and R02. Her hair is E43, E57 and E47. Her outfit is R14, R24, R27 and B91, BG45, B93, BG72 and W3. The shell in her hand is E42, BV00 and R02.
Labels:
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mftwsc,
PI,
pure innocence,
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Sanp Bags
I have been on a sewing binge. I borrowed Anita's pattern for the snap bags that she made all of us for Christmas to make a bag for my sister who is coming to visit next weekend; I have some special tea and beaded some dangling earrings for her. I found the perfect fabric for her with frogs on it when we were on our road trip last weekend. After time spent cleaning off my sewing table, it came out real cute and went together very quicklyand easily. The closure is two pieces from a metal tape measure that just snap shut. These bags are about 9" wide at the top and 6"x4" at the bottom.
In fact, this bag went together so well that I decided to make more; I have plenty of fabric in my stash and managed to cut the pieces for eight more bags. After a quick trip to the store for more batting and interfacing I went into some assembly line sewing. I made the first four on Sunday and decided to give them to some of my staff at school as a thank you for all they do; I delivered them today with some snacks inside.
The next four are going to be put aside for Christmas presents. These make such great gifts; I love the one that Anita made for me and use it to store my Zentangle supplies. I intend to make another bag for myself to hold tape and scissors and such for when I take classes.
The next four are going to be put aside for Christmas presents. These make such great gifts; I love the one that Anita made for me and use it to store my Zentangle supplies. I intend to make another bag for myself to hold tape and scissors and such for when I take classes.
Monday, July 9, 2012
SFYTTJuly2012
Her skin is E000, E00, E01 and R20, R00. Hair is E41, E42, and E55. The balloon is shadowed in R81 and her dress in BG10. The background shadow is BG70.
I am thinking that she needs some bling - maybe some tiny pearls along the seam of her dress.
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