Thursday, 4 June 2009

Live Your Dream Thank You Card



Today's card was made as a thank you for a friend who recently bought my son a gift. The photo is not brilliant...really must find my camera! The greeting in the scallop circle reads "Thanks".

Supplies:
  • Stamps: Live Your Dream
  • Cardstock/Paper: Whispser White, Certainly Celery and Sweet Always Designer Paper.
  • Ink: Regal Rose & Certainly Celery
  • Accessories: Certainly Celery 1/4" grosgrain ribbon, oval punch, scallop oval punch.

Friday, 29 May 2009

Sketch Saturday Card #52


This is the card I made for the Sketch Saturday Challenge number 52. The card uses a Penny Black stamp Just Buzzin' By. the background papers are from the Tea Party dsp. The sentiment embellishment reads Birthday Blooms and is from Craftwork Cards.

Today's Card


I have a card to share with you all at last. This quick card was made using the Playful Petals set and the Tea Party Designer Paper. I simply stamped the images onto Pretty in Pink and Certainly Celery cardstock, then layered up the flowers.
Supplies:
Stamps: Playful Petals, Best Yet
Cardstock/Paper: Whisper White, Pretty in Pink, Certainly Celery, Tea Party designer paper
Ink: Basic Black, Pretty in Pink marker
Accessories: Scallop Oval and Oval Punches

Monday, 18 May 2009

Missing Blogger..

I haven't been blogging for a while as I've been away in hull on a goat farm...with no internet! Couldn't wait to get home and upload all the cards I'd made while away but...my desktop computer has decided to break, so no pictures as my laptop doesn't have a photo card slot. Anyway as I've no pictures I've decided to share with you links to people's blog candy giveaways...just maybe you might win. So check back to updates to my list throughout the week.

Saturday, 11 April 2009

Stamp With Us 1st Challenge





Stamp With Us is a new blog set up by three Stampin' Up! ladies, who aim to bring us classes retreats and challenges, you can find more information here StampWithUS. This is the first challenge I've entered so far. The challenge was to use this sketch:







This was the card I made using the sketch. The base layer is made using one of the papers from the Tea Party collection. The main image comes from Bundle of Joy and is stamped in bashful blue and coloured with markers in barely banana and pretty in pink. The greeting comes from Nursery Necessities.



  • Supplies:

Stamps: Bundle of Joy, Nursery Necessities

Cardstock/Paper: Tea Party DSP, Whisper White and Pretty in Pink

Ink: Bashful ink, Barely Banana and Pretty in Pink Markers

Accessories: 1" Double Stitch Bashful Blue Grosgrain ribbon, scallop circle punch, 1 3/8" circle punch and stampin dimensionals

Tuesday, 7 April 2009

Lovely Simple Rose


This card is the first one I made with my newest stamp set A Rose is a Rose which I treated myself to when I reached Bronze 2. I think this stamp set is gorgeous, I know I say this about most sets but this truly is. Something wonderful happens when you stamp the second layer and it just comes alive. I can see this being a set I will use many, many times.
Supplies:
Stamps: A Rose is a Rose
Cardstock: Whisper White and Creamy Caramel
Ink: Regal Rose, Rose Red, Certainly Celery and Always Artichoke.
I have also started to run card classes from my home, please email me at stampinwithjo@hotmail.co.uk for more details if you are interested in attending.

Thursday, 2 April 2009

April at last


So glad March is over, seem to have spent all my time in hospitals, dentists and doctors surgeries...none of which I like. Finally we're all sorted out now so I can get back to business. April 1st saw the launch of Stampin' Up's! first mini catalogue...which is gorgeous! This is the first card I have to show you:



It was made using the yummy scrummy Playful Petals and Tea Party paper from the mini catalogue.

Stamps: Playful Petals

Cardstock/Paper: Tea Party Designer paper, Whisper White, Pretty in Pink and Certainly Celery

Ink: Certainly Celery and Regal Rose

Accessories: Certainly Celery brad 1/4" grosgrain ribbon and stampin dimensionals