Blossom Designs

Some Things Have To Be Believed To Be Seen

Hello there! 

I have not sat at my desk for weeks, hence no posts.  The weather here in Sydney has been awful.  Waaaaay too hot for stamping.  40+ degrees celcius with no air conditioning is not good to do anything. We bought a portable air con unit but it really struggled with that kind of temperature. 

Before the hot weather hit us, I did make a few things.  One of them being a swap card.

 
Whenever a new catalogue come out be that a mini or new IB&C, the INKlings do a 'swap' for it.  It is great fun.  This swap is from Sale-a-Bration.  I used Sweet Summer stamp set. 

 

 
I used dimensionals to raise the image.



As I don't have dsp to match the colours, I made my own.  Quite easy to do really.  I used another stamp for the Sweet Summer set and randomly stamped onto the Baja Breeze card stock. 

I have just realised that I haven't posted my other swap card from the Summer Mini catalogue.  Must get onto that post.  :-)

Other news......Mr O is doing great at school this year (she says wiping her forehead in relief).  Obviously the school holidays did him the world of good.  His teacher encourages him all the time (from what I have seen in his books).  I am so pleased he has now settled in and is working well in class.  It should be easier to gauge exactly what level he is at.

Well, that is it from me for today.  It is currently raining outside and lovely and cool.  I wish I could bottle this weather and let it out when it gets hot again.  LOL.

NOTE:  Don't forget that you can order from the Summer Mini and earn Sale-a-Bration stamp sets until the 31st March 2011.
 

Happy Stamping,

 

Christmas SAS

Last month saw the start of my Christmas Stamp-a-Stack classes.

Here is the first card.  I've used Kraft and Pacific Point cardstock.  A bit non-traditional Christmas colours but I really like it.

A close up of the sparkle and rhinestone brad.

The same card but using traditional Christmas colours.  I don't know if you can see in this picture, but I scored 1cm on either side (not the top or bottom).

Here is a better photo to show you the scored lines.

These cards are great if you have a lot to do.  The longest part was the 2-step stamping with the flower stamp from Cottage Garden.  I used the 5 petal flower punch to then punch them out instead of cutting them out (that was a time saver!!). You could get a bunch of these completed in a few hours.  I think I might keep these as MY christmas cards to send out this year.

Boy, the weather has turned cold again here in Sydney. Brrrrrrr.  Over the weekend we had 20 & 22 degrees and we opened all our windows and doors hoping to get rid of any illness that might be lying around ready to get us again (lol).  Since Monday we have had 15 degrees. Brrrrr.  Bring on the warmer weather I say.  :-)

Happy Stamping,

    Kylie
 
 

It is Blog Hop Time!!

 

Welcome to The INKlings’ Team’s Christmas in July blog hop. You may have arrived here from Jayne Mercer's blog or just be visiting my blog, whichever way once you’ve checked out my creations you can continue the hop through the link at the end of this post to the next team member.  
 
How quick is this year going!  Have you started to think about your Christmas cards and projects yet?  The INKlings team has and we thought that this month was the perfect time to host a Christmas in July blog hop.  You'll find lots of great ideas provided by 19 team members’ fantastic blogs.  
 
Want to win some Blog Candy? Simply leave a comment on each blog and then email Christie Wallace HERE and let her know you’ve done so and you’ll be in the running for a fantastic prize of 17 handmade cards plus other goodies.  
 
Sorry Blog Candy prize not available to SU! demonstrators but you're more than welcome to leave us a comment! 
 

Now, onto my projects!!  :-)

 

My first project is a desk calendar. Luckily, I still had some calendars left over.  I knew what type of card I was going to make for the blog hop but I didn't know what else I was going to make.  I have seen a few blogs show the desk calendar and went to find a tutorial for it.  Click HERE for the tutorial.

 

 

A sneak peak at what is inside!!  LOL.  I used the trio punch for the red flower behind the rhinestone brad.

 

 

Oh look, some gift tags ready to use.  You could easily make thousands of these.  Just stamp and punch using the small tag punch.

 

 

Onto my card.  This card is the 'joy fold card' I found on SCS.  I thought it looked interesting so I wanted to give it a go myself.

 

 

I stamped my image (Lovely As A Tree) using SU! whisper white craft stampin' pad.  As you can see, it is not as white as the desk calendar image.  I didn't use white embossing powder on the card and now wish I had.  Oh well.  My original plan was to use dazzling diamonds but I was too lazy to find it (I think it is still in the dinning room after my last class).  I then got carried away with making the desk calendar that the crystal effects (can you see it shinning away on the image?) had practically dried.

 

Here is the card opened.

Well that’s all from me.  Next stop on the INKlings’ Team Blog Hop is Kari Hughes.  Have fun and don't forget to leave a comment on each blog to win some great Blog Candy.

 

Happy Stamping,

    Kylie

In case you missed any blogs, here is the full list.  Enjoy!

Christie Wallace http://www.christiescreativecorner.blogspot.com 
Dani Holland http://daniholland.wordpress.com/  
Carol Dunstan http://inkantations-and-inkarnations.blogspot.com/ 
Michelle Dyson http://www.stampinkpaper.blogspot.com  
Jayne Mercer http://www.jaynemercer.com/blogs    
Kylie Swain  http://kraftykylie.typepad.com/blossom_designs/ 
Kari Hughes http://www.karigail.wordpress.com 
Dani Fender http://danifender.blogspot.com 
Beth Stewart http://www.elisabethstewart.com/bethinking/ 
Nicky Adamson  http://www.nickyadamson.blogspot.com 
Clare McIllhatton  http://www.crafty-cow.com 
Amy Anderson http://amyandersonsblog.blogspot.com 
Fiona Brown http://www.fionajanestamping.blogspot.com 
Michelle Frost-Stevenson http://www.stampinground.wordpress.com 
Fiona Poirier http://fionapoirier.blogspot.com/ 
Divya Rao - http://www.creadivya.blogspot.com/ 
Rachel Jackson http://havefunstamping.blogspot.com/

Supplies
Stamps: Lovely As A Tree, Teeny Tiny Sentiments, Cottage Garden.
Ink: Whisper White Craft Pad, Chocolate Chip
Paper: Riding Hood Red, Old Olive, Holiday Treasure DSP .
Accessories: White Gel Pen, Scallop Oval Punch, Extra-large Two-Step Bird Punch, Circle Ice Rhinestone Brad, Scallop Edge Punch, Trio Flower Punch, Word Window Punch, Small Tag Punch, Linen Thread, Sticky Strip, Dimensionals, White Embossing Powder, Stamp-a-ma-jig, Crystal Effects, Crafter's Tool Kit.

Blog Hop

Good Morning everyone!

I hope you’re ready for the ESAD Mother's Day Blog Hop! Better go grab yourself a cuppa as you’ll be hopping for a while!

What is ESAD you say?

ESAD stands for Extra Special Australian (and New Zealand) Demonstrators and it is an online group just for Australian and New Zealanddemonstrators for Stampin’ Up!

We so love what we do and not only do we love to share it with our customers, friends and wonderful blog visitors but we share our love for what we do with each other as Demonstrators. We run swaps, challenges, tutorials, product know how and cyberstamps and we are always there to help and support each other when its needed.

So if you are a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator located in Australia or New Zealand then please feel free to click here to join our wonderful group.

You would have just come from Kristine Thompson blog.  Have you been enjoying all the great projects you've seen so far!?

So here our my projects for today!  I have been wanting to make this box out of the scallop envelope die.  I am pleased with how it turned out too. 

So, what do you think of my scallop circle card??? I LOVE it!  I was going to use the polka dot embossing folder on the Riding Hood Red cardstock but I (obviously!) went with manhattan flower instead.  As usual, I got out my white gel pen and went around the scallops.

The inside of the card.  I have to tell you that I had a 'happy accident'.  I somehow got ink on my hand and smudged it on the white cardstock right where the flower is.  Luckily, I had a little of the DSP left and the flower was just the right size to cover up the smudge!  PHEW! 

Up close and personal with the box.  Yes more white gel pen!!  LOL

I added the ribbon on the handle with, you guessed it, more white gel pen!!  LOL

Happy Stamping and thanks for visiting my blog!

Now if you do make it around all of the blogs and leave comment on all of them you are then in the running for some Blog Candy! There will be two winners – one from New Zealand and one from Australia. All you have to do is to visit and comment on each of the blogs in todays blog hop and then send an email to Sharlene Torres and advise that you have commented on all the blogs and give her your name, email and location.

You will now hop on over to Rachel Jackson's blog for more fabulous projects.

Incase you have missed any of the blogs, here is a list of them all:

Rachel Jackson
Nicky Adamson
Kari Hughes
Vicky Were
Clare McIllhatton
Lisa Bullock
Wendy Todd
Jenny Humphreys
Sharlene Meyer
Kelly Nelson
Kim Badelt
Jan McAnulty
Megan McDonald
Narelle Hodges
Kristine Thompson

 

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Supplies
Stamps: Occasional Greetings.
Ink: Riding Hood Red.
Paper: Riding Hood Red, Whisper White, Kiwi Kiss, Bella Rose DSP .
Accessories: Scallop Circle Bigz Die, Scallop Envelope Bigz Die Circle Scissor Plus, Manhattan Flower Embossing Folder, Kiwi Kiss Striped Grosgrain Ribbon, Corduroy Buttons, White Gel Pen, Large Oval Punch, Corner Rounder Punch, Circle Fire Rhinestone Brad.

Thanks

Gosh, I am sooo loving the Rich Razzleberry colour - how about you?

Here are a couple of new dies from the Autumn/Winter Mini.  The leaves are sizzlits dies (small dies 6 x 6.5cm).  There are 2 sizzlits dies {Little Leaves, Buttons #5}, 2 medium sizzlits dies {Timeless Type Junior Alphabet} and 1 pack of dies which contains 4 sizzlits dies {Lots of Tags}.
 

The 'thanks' die is an embosslits die.  There are 2 embosslits in the Autumn/Winter mini, "thanks' & 'Sweet Stems'.  These are also 6 x 6.5cm.

So, who is glad Stampin' Up! now sell the Big Shot Die Cutting Machine?!  I know I am!!  LOL

Happy Stamping,

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**To purchase anything from the Stampin' Up! catalogue/s, contact me with your order**

Wishing You Happiness Today and Always

This is another make 'n take.

WOW, look at the size of this stamp.  It is called Medallion from the Autumn/Winter mini catalogue.  Now, this was not on my wish list but I have to say, I am liking it more and more after using it.

Can you see the shimmer from the Dazzling Diamonds!  Love some 'bling'!

Happy Stamping,

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**To purchase anything from the Stampin' Up! catalogue/s, contact me with your order** 

You Take The Cake

I hope you all had a great weekend.

Last Saturday, Oliver was invited to his friend Paige's birthday party at our local McDonald's.

He was one of 3 boys - the rest were girls!!  LOL.  He had a great time and didn't want to leave.

I was busy finishing off my swap cards for the INKlings training day when I suddenly realised I hadn't make a card for Paige - oooops.

My good friend Kari had sent me a beautiful card and I just had to CASE it.

Actually, this card is a sneak peak at something new - can you guess what it is?

Happy Stamping,

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Oops, I meant to post this before my swap cards post - oh well.

Boxes

So, here are the boxes I made last weekend when I was on a roll!  All of the boxes are the same in instructions but are all sized differently.

You've seen my Easter box in my previous post!  This one is 8" square.

Now, you are probably wondering what happened to this box!  LOL.  It is put together the same way as the other boxes but instead of the end flaps being 90 degrees, I've left them at an angle and the tips of each corner meet in the middle (sorry the photo doesn't quite show what I am talking about).

This Best Wishes box is 5" square. 

I thought I would do something different with the handle - what do you think?  I scored about 2cm of each end of the handle to make it easier to fit in the corner. 

Just to make it more stable, I put brads on either side.  This box is 7" square.
 

My last box is a favourite colour scheme of mine!  

This box is 6" square.

It is Thursday night here in Sydney and we have movie night on Friday's for Oliver.  After a week at school, this is his treat.  He tell's us what he wants to watch (the past few weeks, it has been the Star Wars trilogy), but he's not always successful.  LOL.  There is only so much Ben 10 you can watch!!

Have a good weekend.

Happy Stamping,
   

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Choo Choo Christmas

Oops......I thought I had this post scheduled to go, but obviously NOT!!  LOL.  Sorry people.

This fun and lovely card is designed by Beth Stewart.  Another swap/card-in-a-box from the team weekend.  I have the adorable Choo Choo stamp set and made THIS card.  Beth has used the Ski Slope DSP in the Spring Mini and they are gorgeous!  Not my favourite papers when I first saw them but after seeing them in person, they really are nice.  I have yet to cut mine up!

Happy Stamping,

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Supplies
Stamps: Choo Choo.
Ink: Baja Breeze, Real Red, Old Olive.
Paper: Baja Breeze, Chocolate Chip, Ski Slope DSP, Whisper White, .
Accessories: Circle Punch, Silver Brad.

Crazy For Cupcakes

I apologise for the delay in posting this week.  Rob started his new job on Tuesday (hooray!), so I need to get myself back into a routine for the mornings (I got Rob to take Oliver to pre-school - especially when I had morning sickness).  I had all good intentions of posting yesterday but my laptop died (dead as a door nail) and I couldn't log on to Rob's laptop for some reason - I think he did that on purpose!!  LOL.  So, now that he is at work, I had to wait for him to come home to fix things.  In the end, he set up one of the old pc's (yes, when you husband works in IT, you tend to have more pc's than you know what to do with!!) so obviously, I am now able to work again.  I really did feel lost yesterday with no communication with my online friends (sad I know!).  LOL.  But, I'm back!

Onto the card..........I knew I wanted this set when I saw it in the Idea Book & Catalogueand also previously on a number of USA blogs.  Now, purple is not my colour of choice when my hand dives into my cardstock, but I thought that seeing as I haven't really used the purple tones, that I should.  I also added black as you can see to make it more dramatic.

 

Do you like how the cupcakes sparkle?  I used some Crystal Effects on the stand (you can just see it shining).  I'm sending this card to my friend in the UK for her birthday.  I hope she likes it.

Happy Stamping,

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P.S. - You only have until tomorrow to get your orders in for the DSP promotion.  Buy 3 packs and get 1 FREE!  Contact me with your order.

Supplies
Stamps: Crazy For Cupcakes.
Ink: Black Stazon.
Paper: Basic Black, Pale Plum, Perfecr Plum, Very Vanilla.
Accessories: Paper Piercing Mat & Tool, Wide Oval Punch, Large Oval Punch, Black Brads, Stampin' Pastels, Crystal Effects, Dazzling Diamonds, Eyelet Border Punch, Aqua Painter, Neutrals Watercolour Crayons, Dimensionals.

Happy Birthday

I'm on a roll with making cards for my friends birthday's coming up within the next few weeks.  I still have to make more for June but I'm getting there - slowly!  LOL.  I have friends who live in the UK and Germany so I need to be a little bit organised with those cards to get them off in the post in time.

I stamped the card and then thought it needed something else to complete it.  As I had just been through the Idea Book & Catalogue (writing out another wish list!), I remembered the flower fusion tin was in almost the same colours as my card.  Ah-ha!!  *light bulb moment*.  So now you see those gorgeous flowers with some rhinestone brads (in coordinating colours!).

A nice close up of the flower fusion.  New to the current catalogue is Flower Fusion Too (page 144) which uses 2 of the in-colours (pink pirouette & baja breeze) along with chocolate chip.  Very nice.  Using these flowers you can make a simple card stand out that little bit more.

Happy Stamping,

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Supplies
Stamps: Happy Everything, Eastern Blooms.
Ink: Old Olive.
Paper: Pumpkin Pie, More Mustard, Old Olive.
Accessories: 1/4" Pumpking Pie Grosgrain Ribbon, Flower Fusion, Circle Fire Rhinestone Brads, Circle Ice Rhinestone Brads, Paper Piercing Mat & Tool.

Jen's SFYTT

I hope everyone had a great weekend.  I hope all my USA friends had a lovely Memorial Day long weekend too.  We went out and bought our little boy a new bed!  He is no longer a baby, but a BIG BOY!  He came into our room this morning all by himself and was so excited he did it!  LOL

Anyway, I finally got around to Jen's Sketch For You To Try(SFYTT). 

Ok, so I got a little carried away with the white gel pen!  LOL

I have used a similar colour combo before on THIS card.  I replaced the Rose Red with Real Red.

The sentiment is from the Simply Said stamp set.  I got this set with my birthday money from hubby and have only opened the packet today!

Can you see the sanded background stamp on the Regal Rose cardstock?  The next photo will show it better.

Yes, you can see the sanded stamp better in this photo.

I have another notebook to make (maybe today) so keep watching! LOL

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Supplies
Stamps: SU! - Simply Said, Seeing Spots, Sanded.
Ink: SU! - Real Red, Regal Rose, Versamark.
Paper: SU! - So Saffron, Whisper White, Real Red, Regal Rose.
Accessories: SU! - White Gel Pen, Ribbon Originals - Fairy Tale, Rose Red & So Saffron Brads

Birthday Gift & Card

I have a friends birthday coming up next month and thought of a nice gift set for her (can't giveaway WHO it is!).  The notebook is for her thoughts or to just write things down during the day.  I even managed to accessorise the pen!  I also made the matching card.

I've wanted to cover a notebook for ages but have been trying to find the right size.  I ended up finding one yesterday while out and bought 10 of them!! The pen was an after thought so that is why I haven't attached it to the notebook.  NOTE: remember for next time.  I have used Basic Grey paper along with SU! cardstock (Sahara Sand & Chocolate Chip) and the lovely 5/8" grosgrain ribbon in Chocolate Chip.  The letter "n" is from the Big Deal Alphabet set.  I used my nestabilities to cut out the circles in Sahara Sand and Basic Grey paper.  I covered the chipboard flower in Chocolate Chip cardstock and used my white gel pen for the dots.

Here is the matching card.  It's really strange that I haven't done this before but I usually only make a card and then buy a gift.  I am really pleased with how the card and the notebook have turned out.  I will be doing more in the future.  Watch this space!  LOL

I've added this photo as you can see the sparkle better.  I used my gelly roll pen to outline the letter "n" and on the Basic Grey paper.

Happy Crafting,

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Jen's Sketch For You To Try - 26th April 2008

Yippee!  It is Sunday afternoon and I have finally managed to do Jen's SFYTT.  When I was out Friday with Sally, we also visited a craft shop we have both attended classes at.  They are closing down and while a lot of stuff has already been sold, there was still lots of 12x12 papers left.  I LOVE Basic Grey so I just had to buy some at 50% off - who could pass up the opportunity! LOL

I also got out my Polka Dots Basics from Papertrey Ink as the Basic Grey paper isn't doubled sided, I needed something to go with it so I stamped in Bravo Burgundy on Barely Banana.  The ribbon is Very Vanilla.

I got out my favourite nestabilities to layer the stamped image on.  I used the Blooming With Happiness (now retired) set and coloured it in with my SU! markers.  Can you see the sparkle?  I added some diamond stickles to the flowers.  Do you like it?

Here is Jen's sketch - give it a go!

Happy Crafting,

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Jen's Sketch For You To Try - 12th April 2008

Okay, so I've managed to finish Jens's sketch challenge.  I was going to use some DP but in the end I didn't so I stamped the image from the Garden Silhouette set.  I also used the colour challenge from SCS #160 which was to use Mellow Moss, Creamy Caramel, Apricot Appeal & Cameo Coral.  Not a colour combination I would normally put together.

I have been wanting to use this sentiment stamp for ages but just never got around to using it.  This photo doesn't show the true colours of the cardstock.

Here is Jen's sketch - give it a go.

Happy Crafting,

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Jen's Sketch For You To Try - 5th April 2008

This card is a little bright for me.  I don't often use Red as the base but I chose the DP first and then matched the cardstock.  My 'happy' stamp moved so it is not straight (arghhhh) and as I already had my brads in place, they were in the way of the stamp-a-ma-jig and if I had tried to stamp the 'everything' stamp straight, you can guarantee it wouldn't be straight so I didn't bother.

Here are my lovely brads I bought from a local craft shop.  I also used the 1/4" Always Artichoke grosgrain ribbon.

Here is Jen's sketch.

Happy Crafting,

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Beate's Weekend Sketch Challenge #42

Okay, so today you are going to get 2 cards - yes, 2 cards !!  LOL  I finally got to Beate's sketch today as Oliver had a birthday party to attend yesterday which was about 2 1/2 hours away.  Fred was one of his swimming buddies before his family moved further north and this is the first time we have been there.  Oliver had a ball and there was a bouncy castle !!

Anyway, back to the card !!  A friend of mine is having a baby and they know they are having a girl so I thought I would get in early and get one made.  I'm really liking this sketch, it was so easy to put together.

I got to use my SU! chipboard flower which I painted white with acrylic paint in pink first then painted a coat in white.  You can see that it is glossy where it should be crackled !!  I used my Ranger Crackle Accents medium but so far nothing has crackled - I don't know why, I'm thinking that the bottle has been labelled wrongly.  Who knows ????
I cut out two separate flowers from the SU! DP and layered them on top of the bazzil yellow flower sitting on the chipboard.

I also used my cuttlebug embossing folders instead of stamping.

Here is Beate's sketch.

Happy Crafting,

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SCS Colour Challenge #159

I looked at SCS today and the colour challenge really appealed to me.  Bashful Blue, Whisper White and Basic Gray.  I went out with my friend today and we somehow managed to go to a craft shop......actually we went to two.  I don't know how it happened - I think I might need some help !  LOL  I bought 2 new cuttlebug embossing folders - stylized flowers and d'vine swirl.  There are a few more I would like to get.

I used the Happy Birthday stamp out of Occasional Greetings.  I needed a small stamp.

Happy Crafting,

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Supplies
Stamps: SU! - Garden Silhouettes, Occasional Greetings.
Ink: SU! - Bashful Blue.
Paper: SU! - Bashful Blue, Whisper White, Basic Gray.
Accessories: SU! Brads, 1/4" White Grosgrain Ribbon.

Jen's Sketch For You To Try - 22nd March 08

It's Saturday, so that means it is Jen's turn for her sketch challenge.  I really enjoyed this one.  My card is pretty 'busy' but I like the end result.  I don't normally do 'busy' cards so it is nice to do for a change.

I used my prima flowers again which was nice and the DP is new so I already know what colours to use today.  Phew !! 

As you can see I put the three scalloped squares on dimensional's and then the origianl chipboard flower I was going to use, I couldn't so I used the prima's instead.

Here is Jen's sketch. Give it a go !!

Happy Crafting,

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Acetate Card

I saw Nichole's acetate matchbook card on her blog HERE and just had to make one. It seems to be the week for first's for me as I have never made a matchbook type card before.

I followed Nichole's tutorial - give it a go.

Can you see (if you look carefully) the scalloped edge of the acetate. The papers are from K&Co Hannah series. I have the 6x6 pad.

Here is view from the top. You can see the white cardstock folded back while it is held in place with 3 brads. I think I will also try to make this with cardstock but using contracting colours instead of the acetate. I'm curious to see what it would look like now.

The 'Happy Birthday' senitment is from Papertrey Ink.

Happy Crafting,

K.

Supplies

Stamps: Papertrey Ink - Paper Tray.

Ink: Adirondack - Lettuce

Paper: Acetate, White cardstock, K&CO - Hannah.

Accessories: Olive Organza Ribbon, SU! brads

Beate's Weekend Sketch Challenge #37

I finally finished my card for Beate's Weekend Sketch Challenge !! PHEW !

It is also my very first acetate card - can you believe that !! I also finally got to use my SU! hodgepodge.

Happy Crafting,
K.

Supplies
Stamps: Papertrey Ink - Women Of Life.
Ink: SU! - Really Rust.
Paper: SU! DP - Fall Flowers, SU! - Really Rust, Mellow Moss, Whisper White.
Accessories: SU! Hodgepodge.

Jen's Sketch For You To Try - 2nd Feb 08

Here is Jen's sketch.........

......and here is my card. You might need your sunglasses though. LOL

I do love my 'Bundle Of Joy' set for baby cards, especially new born cards. I was trying to match the cardstock to the DP - Fall Flowers. I could have used Bashful Blue but I don't yet have the matching grosgrain ribbon (things have to match !!) LOL

Ohhh, isn't he cute !! I also used my cuttlebug baby embossing folder for the background.

I thought I would add this photo as well because my little boy, Oliver wanted to be in on the photo. He is holding onto the easel and instead of smiling nicely, he is squinting (a lot lately for photos) so he does look funny. LOL

Happy Crafting.

K.

Supplies:
Stamps: SU! - Bundle Of Joy.
Ink: Tempting Turquoise. Always Artichoke Marker.
Paper: Temping Turquoise, Always Artichoke, Sahara Sand.
Accessories: 1/4" Tempting Turquoise Grosgrain Ribbon, Tempting Turquoise Brads, Cuttlebug- Baby Embossing Folder.