In this week's Make It Monday, Ashley shows us tips & tricks for stamping directly onto our patterned papers. If you would like to check it out for yourself, you can find all the info here.
For this card, I decided to use some book print as my patterned paper. I started by splattering with some mists, then stamping with pigment inks onto my paper. I did a little heat embossing with clear powder onto the edges of my card base, then adhered my stamped book print paper. I punched a couple of holes in which to wrap some twine, topped with a bow. I added a bit of green bling to tie in the color of the leaves and twine to complete that color trio.
I like how the card turned out, BUT, if there were a next time, I would go with a die-cut flower instead of the stamped one. :)
PTI supplies used: Hawaiian Shores card stock, Rosie Posie & Hello Sunshine stamp sets.
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Sunday, July 8, 2012
PTI Make It Monday #73: Stamping on Patterned Paper
In this week's Make It Monday, Ashley shows us tips & tricks for stamping directly onto our patterned papers. If you would like to check it out for yourself, you can find all the info here.
My inspiration for this card was one of my favorite Vera Bradley patterns. I'm a late-coming fan of Vera Bradley, with having purchased my first piece just this past year. The new spring line, however, has some delicious patterns!
I really had to go through my stamp stash to see what I had that might work. I even pulled out the old heavy binder full of my pre-PTI stamps. Yowza! The PTI supplies I used include Rosie Posie, Flower Fusion, Smokey Shadow ink, black card stock, and Summer Sunrise patterned paper.
Thanks ever so much for stopping by today!
My inspiration for this card was one of my favorite Vera Bradley patterns. I'm a late-coming fan of Vera Bradley, with having purchased my first piece just this past year. The new spring line, however, has some delicious patterns!
I really had to go through my stamp stash to see what I had that might work. I even pulled out the old heavy binder full of my pre-PTI stamps. Yowza! The PTI supplies I used include Rosie Posie, Flower Fusion, Smokey Shadow ink, black card stock, and Summer Sunrise patterned paper.
Thanks ever so much for stopping by today!
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
PTI Make It Monday #72 & CAS-ual Fridays CFC58
Make It Monday #72: Step It Up - Embellishments
In this week's Make It Monday, Dawn shows us how to step up our embellishments for a variety of different looks. If you would like to check it out for yourself, you can find all the info here.
CAS-ual Fridays CFC58: Pretty In Pink
This is my first week to participate in the CAS-ual Fridays challenge and this is the second card that I've made to enter. Who doesn't love pink, right? If you would like to check out the challenge for yourself, you can find all the info here.
While browsing the internet last week, I spotted some paper bows and decided I'd like to give it a try. A big pink bow made me think of little girls, so I went with a baby sentiment. I don't know of any baby girls on the way, but hopefully I'll be able to put the card to good use sometime soon. :)
I just love that bow! If you would like to see the bow-making tutorial that I used, you can find it here. I didn't use this one, but this site also includes a printable.
The paper is DCWV and the rest of the supplies are from PTI.
Thanks ever so much for stopping by!
In this week's Make It Monday, Dawn shows us how to step up our embellishments for a variety of different looks. If you would like to check it out for yourself, you can find all the info here.
CAS-ual Fridays CFC58: Pretty In Pink
This is my first week to participate in the CAS-ual Fridays challenge and this is the second card that I've made to enter. Who doesn't love pink, right? If you would like to check out the challenge for yourself, you can find all the info here.
While browsing the internet last week, I spotted some paper bows and decided I'd like to give it a try. A big pink bow made me think of little girls, so I went with a baby sentiment. I don't know of any baby girls on the way, but hopefully I'll be able to put the card to good use sometime soon. :)
I just love that bow! If you would like to see the bow-making tutorial that I used, you can find it here. I didn't use this one, but this site also includes a printable.
The paper is DCWV and the rest of the supplies are from PTI.
Thanks ever so much for stopping by!
Monday, June 25, 2012
PTI June Blog Hop & MIM #72 - Take 2
This month's PTI Blog Hop challenge is to gleam inspiration from the above photo and use it to create a project! I simply swoon over this color combination. Isn't it just lovely?
My card also fits the PTI Make It Monday challenge, which is to make a project with a handmade embellishment. If you would like to check out the challenge for yourself, you can do that here.
This card started with the gray wood stamped panel. Then I wanted to use a yellow butterfly to resemble the yellow ruffle pillow. I worked for a really long time trying to make it work. It just wasn't. So, the card made a major transformation. I decided to use a rejected stamped panel from my first June Blog Hop card and die cut a wine bottle tag out of it. I punched out circles and then backed the tag with a piece of yellow card stock so that the yellow would show through. I created my stacked butterfly ala Dawn McVey. Love how she does that!
Aside from the hole punch, A*Muse Ink, and some Copics, all supplies are by PTI.
Thanks ever so much for stopping by!
PTI June Blog Hop & MIM #72

This month's PTI Blog Hop challenge is to gleam inspiration from the above
photo and use it to create a project! I simply swoon over this color combination.
Isn't it just lovely?
My card also fits the PTI Make It Monday challenge, which is to include a
handmade embellishment. If you would like to check out the challenge
for yourself, you can do that here.
My card also fits the PTI Make It Monday challenge, which is to include a
handmade embellishment. If you would like to check out the challenge
for yourself, you can do that here.
The background for this card was inspired by the brick-ish looking gray fabric
in the inspiration photo. I was racking my brain as to how I could replicate the
look. As I was drifting off to sleep one night, it hit me - the tab stamps (from the
Back Pocket set) that PTI forum member, Sandy, so generously gifted to me!
I stamped them in Versamark Dazzle Champagne ink and I think it turned out
just lovely. Thanks, Sandy!!!
in the inspiration photo. I was racking my brain as to how I could replicate the
look. As I was drifting off to sleep one night, it hit me - the tab stamps (from the
Back Pocket set) that PTI forum member, Sandy, so generously gifted to me!
I stamped them in Versamark Dazzle Champagne ink and I think it turned out
just lovely. Thanks, Sandy!!!
For my flower, I used a die made by MFT and tried to replicate the look of the
pillow in the photo. I added some die cut leaves to add that pop of yellow. I
double-stitched around the panel (don't look too close or you'll see the
stitching mishap one of the leaves was put through :) I was going to cut off
the extending leaf stem, but decided to keep it around for awhile.
pillow in the photo. I added some die cut leaves to add that pop of yellow. I
double-stitched around the panel (don't look too close or you'll see the
stitching mishap one of the leaves was put through :) I was going to cut off
the extending leaf stem, but decided to keep it around for awhile.
what, but I thought it just didn't look "finished". So, I tried to place some tissue
paper over my flower and got out some mists. I used a yellow glimmer mist
and a green Mr Huey's. I didn't have any aqua mist to match, so I used my
Copic markers to color some pearls and bling. I accidentally maimed
another leaf - this time with the mist. haha! I'd like to try misting again
sometime, but hopefully before I have my focal point permanently adhered. :)
So, what do you think? Better with the splatter or without? Keep the tail or
chop it off? :)
Thanks ever so much for stopping by!
PTI June Blog Hop
This month's PTI Blog Hop challenge is to gleam inspiration from the above photo and use it to create a project! I simply swoon over this color combination. Isn't it just lovely?
This card was inspired by the largest pillow in the inspiration photo. I started by creating a panel of Aqua Mist card stock, stamped with New Leaf ink. I did a partial die cut as well as punch some holes in the panel so that when I mounted it to a Lemon Tart card base, that pretty yellow would show through.
Aside from the hole punch and some Copics, all supplies are by PTI.
Thanks ever so much for stopping by!
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Make It Monday #71 & CAS-ual Fridays CFC58
Make It Monday #71: Bordered Sentiments - Take 2
In this week's Make It Monday, Betsy shows us a quick and easy maskingtechnique that will make our sentiments shine! If you would like to check it
out for yourself, you can find all the info here.
I decided to make this card pink so that I could also enter into my first
CAS-ual Fridays challenge CFC58: Pretty in Pink. If you would like to
check that challenge out for yourself, you can find all the info here.
I love, love, love Dawn's new sentiment set! All supplies are from PTI.
Thanks ever so much for stopping by!
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