I'm busy, busy working on my Sneak Peeks for the Winter 2010 {ippity} release. I did squeeze in a few other challenge cards over the weekend. I used the MFT Wednesday stamps club challenge (It was a great sketch) to make one last Valentine's day card for my little guys.
I had 2 done from the December release (remember this card-the second one?) and decided to use the same stamp and general color scheme to do this card. The sentiment is one the boys and I say all the time to each other. Isn't my little moon just the cutest???? Easy to do with a circle punch and embossing folder. I punched a hole in it, added a heart and tied it on with some silver twine! You can order this cute little bot (Love Machine) along with any of the other MFT new release stamps from last week at MFT!
I had 2 done from the December release (remember this card-the second one?) and decided to use the same stamp and general color scheme to do this card. The sentiment is one the boys and I say all the time to each other. Isn't my little moon just the cutest???? Easy to do with a circle punch and embossing folder. I punched a hole in it, added a heart and tied it on with some silver twine! You can order this cute little bot (Love Machine) along with any of the other MFT new release stamps from last week at MFT! Tomorrow's the big day!!! {ippity} Sneak Peek No.1!!!!
Hugs, Lisa
I just adore this image by
It was a sketch challenge inspired by our own Kelly's card. I used the great, all-0occasion set, Because of You
with some
I used Beate's
I made a card to match using the heart (embossed with chocolate craft ink and clear embossing powder-it looks like real chocolate too-mmmmmm) from the
The colors are Melon Berry, Vintage Cream, Dark Chocolate and kraft. I love how those polka dots peak through the fleur-de-lis (did I spell that right?)! I stamped the tiny dots in dark chocolate ink on rustic cream cs, then stamped the fleur-de-lis with Versamark and embossed with clear embossing powder. I finished it off with a sponging of Melon Berry ink. It's a great way to add another dimension of texture and color. You can really see it well in the upper right side of the card. Nichole has her first How-TO video tutorial on this technique.
I pulled out this giant cupcake image (
What do you think? I ended up scoring the soft suede cs and then inking them with Vintage cream ink. The dp is by Pebbles Inc,