Showing posts with label memories chalk ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label memories chalk ink. Show all posts

Monday, September 9, 2013

Masculine Birthday

Hi everyone! Since I'm on my last day of vacation, I got a chance to make a card for this weeks Mojo Monday earlier than usual! Here's my monochromatic masculine card using sketch #310.


Back ground leaf stamps are from Verve. I stamped them in Pistachio Memories chalk ink.

Green cardstock is from Bazzill and the green houndstooth is from Making Memories. MFT fishtail die used to create the sentiment panel.

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Saturday, August 11, 2012

Happy Anniversary

Hi everybody! I hope this finds you doing well! I've been trying to get a head with making a few cards since I will be gone for a week without a computer. Thank goodness for the schedule post setting on blogger.

This card was inspired by another layout that I thought was a little bit different and fun!



I stamped the flower onto vellum using Memories Chalk ink and then used clear embossing powder and heat embossed it. I really like how the chalk ink gave the flowers some definition. Backing it onto a white layer makes it stand out.

Designer paper is from my scrap pile and I believe it came from K&Company. I used the scalloped border die from Memory Box to cut the scallops. Added some paper piercing around the circle that goes with the cut out's in the scalloped border.

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Supplies:
Stamps, vellum and white cardstock - Papertrey Ink
Green CS - Bazzill
Designer Paper - K&Company
Ribbon - spring moss grosgrain from ribbons and bows oh my





Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Pink heart

Hello everyone! Here is a Valentine's Day card that I created that I actually like!

The heart is a dollar stamp from Studio G and stamped in Memories Cloudy Coral chalk ink. I did stamp it twice, cut one out and popped it up with foam tape.

The designer paper is from Tim Holtz Vintage Shabby line.

I used Copic markers to color the satin ribbon and the lace. Added some white self adhesive pearls at the corners of the middle panel. Corner's were rounded on the bottom of the card base and the white panel.

Thanks for stopping by today. I bet a lot of you have had a few snow days which means time to be creative and do some blog hoppin.