I used the new Web Works for all the patterned papers. I also used a sentiment from the new Spider Thoughts. For my embellie, I used a graphic from my stash.
Today I am sharing a shaker frame I created using papers from We Are 3. I started with a new background pattern called Web Works. For contrast, I added a decorative layer in black. I topped it off with a pattern from the Fall Inspiration collection. Inside the shaker, I used Watercolor Batik.
I used an image from Jennifer Nilsson called Happy Jack. I added a variety of small "fall" leaves and sequins inside with the image to make the shaker.
I have been participating in the monthly Free Progressive Challenge at The Outlawz. I think this Dreamy Fox (Medel Illustrations) image is fun! The background paper is from the Just For You collection at We Are 3.
For today's card, I combined two Fred She Said images to create an Autumn Scene for this week's Paper Ala Mode challenge. The images are Pumpkins and Sunflowers and Just Emma - both from our sponsor, Fred She Said. The patterned papers are from We Are 3 - Holiday Letters and Shabby. I used sequins waste to finish off my card - I love the effect it has.
Today I have a simple - yet thoughtful - card for someone who might benefit from encouraging words. I just layered a patterned paper from We Are 3's new Pastel Angels. I layered coordinating colors, then added a flowers and a sentiment from the new Positive Thoughts collection.
This week Judge Kavanaugh's Background Check has been all the news. So Power Poppy's Creative Confetti Challenge this week is putting a spin on Backgrounds. Here's my finished card.
On this card, I was inspired by the watercolor background technique used by Jessie Banks in her Bouquet of Thanks. I used a freebie image from Jennifer Nilsson - Thankful Turkey.
This card started out as a baby card - but when I found this I Love You bird (Kajsans) in my stash, I thought the colors I had used were perfect....also liked the black accent better than the white I intended.
The patterned papers are from the new Pinkalicious collection from We Are 3. The lattice circle is made using Lattice 36 from Monica's Creative Room and welding a circle frame using my Eclips.
This is the card I made for today's Featured Stamper at Splitcoast. I am using papers from my stash, including the beautiful Sunflower Collection from We Are 3.
For today's card, I used Coffee Break from this month's sponsor at Paper Ala Mode - SheepSki Designs. She is popped up over digital patterns from We Are 3 - Miss Daisy.
The current challenge at the Sizzix Eclips Users Group is to use a free file. My card is made with papers from my stash, as well as stickers I received as a gift. For the free file, I used Lattice 37 from Monica's Creative Room. I deleted the left half and shadowed the file to get a chunkier lattice look - divided by a rick-rack cut out.
I will soon be spending a few days with my cousin in San Diego, so for a hostess gift, I created several pop-up Christmas trees. I like non-traditional colors, so for this card I used patterned paper from the Look Up collection. She will love them - Yay!
For the pop-up insert, I used 'Tis The Season from Dreaming Tree. To finish the front off, I add a bit of lace and a poinsettia sticker.
Today's Paper Ala Mode Challenge at The Outlawz has a Girly theme. I used a wonderful image from our sponsor, SheepSki Designs. I colored Perfect Pointe and framed her for a sweet girly tweet bag.
This week, Power Poppy asked us to create projects with a little fall flavor. This card I made for this challenge is this simple fall card using Gladioli from Power Poppy.
I colored the flowers in some deep fall colors, then layered them on top of a "rolodex" card printed with a pattern from Tropical Delights (We Are 3). I used We Are 3's Fall Inspiration for the card front. I added some raffia and sequins to finish off the card.
Today I am happy to share with you a CASE from this week's Featured Stamper at Splitcoast Stampers.
I like combining challenges and was thrilled at how well the Featured Stamper card was perfect for using the part of a syringe I needed to use as the Mystery Item for our local group, SALSA. Can you say Happy Girl? I love how this turned out.
I used Beach Umbrella from Miss Kate Cuttables and then added a computer-generated sentiment.