Showing posts with label Dollar stamps from Michaels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dollar stamps from Michaels. Show all posts

Monday, October 14, 2013

Mojo 315 - kraft, red and white

Hi everyone! I just bought this snowflake stencil at Impress rubber stamps today and came right home and played around with it.  This is what I ended up doing with it!


The snowflake in the center is an old $1 stamp from Michael's and the sentiment is from Verve. Both are stamped in White craft ink and then heat embossed with white embossing powder.

The stencil is done on kraft cardstock using fresh snow ink and then heat set. Sizzix embossing folder used on the back panel and the red cardstock and ribbon is pure poppy from PTI. Bow Easy used to tie the bow. Pennant trim die is from Verve.  Sketch is from Mojo Monday #315.

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Tuesday, February 12, 2013

You are loved!

Hello everyone! Happy Valentines Day! Here's a CAS card I made for my honey!


The heart stamp is from the dollar bin at Michael's and stamped with MFT Colorbox Wild Chery ink. I love their new inks, they give such wonderful coverage.

Gingham designer paper is from A*Muse, I stamped the sentiment onto white cardstock and then cut it out using the fishtail die from MFT. Added a bright red button from American Crafts and tied it with some black scrappers floss.

White, black and pure poppy cardstock is from Papertrey, Ink.

I hope you all have a sweet Valentines Day and don't eat all your Chocolate in one sitting! ;-) Thanks for stopping by!


Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Blue Birthday Card

Hello out there! Wanted to share another quick and simple and cheap card using dollar bin finds at Michaels.

The designer paper is from Treasures by Shabby Chic and I'm assuming that the stamp and paper roses are as well.The dollar items were the dp, stamp and the paper roses.

I colored directly on the stamp with Copic markers, spritzed with alcohol ink and stamped it onto white cardstock. Birthday wishes sentiment is from PTI. I also used the same blue Copic marker with my air brush and colored the white roses blue. Punched out a few leaves from the MS craft punch and glued them behind the roses.

The Swiss dot embossing folder is used on the white cardstock and the card base is enchanted evening from PTI. Labels 4 used to cut out the main rose image and the blue layer behind.

I distressed the designer paper with a sponge dauber and Navy ink from A*Muse Studio.

A little different, but still a clean and simple card. What do you think?