Saturday, June 26, 2010

CYPC#11


This card is based on this week's sketch at Craft your Passion, I use Lauretta's digi stamp for this particular project. I put 3 starfish in lieu of flowers. What makes it more intersting is that I use real starfish, which is dried and colored. They are from Bohol and a friend gave it to me last summer. I simply added Hero Arts stamp for the sentiment.

Thursday, June 3, 2010

CYPC#8


I have;nt posted again for quite sometime. there's a network problem in the area and series of restorations . Anyway, I'm back.
This card is based on this week's sketch at Craft your passion. I use a small envelope for wishes or secret messages. The digi image is from Lauretta's Digital Stamp.
Materials:
Papers - DCWV Mariposa Stack, Stuffed Envelope (Sticks). Flowers and Blings (AAS). Dimensional Stcker (K&Co)

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Tutu Cute!


I made this simple card based on this week's first sketch of Craft your Passion Challenges. This is a new challenge blog you will surely love. I use one of Lauretta's free digital stamp. For this particular image, I use tule for the 'tutu' to make it more attractive and add dimension.
Materials: Paper-DCWV, Basic Grey, Prima Blings, Hero Arts Stamp, Buttons, Glitter pens, MS Puncher

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Prairie Fairy


I just love fairies. I discovered this blog and they have a DT call and you can also check some of their beautiful digi stamps.

Majority of the techniques I used is paper piercing. I also use felt paper to create a 3D effect. I added some glitters and blings to the wings.
Materials: Papers - Cosmo Cricket & DCWV, Prima & AAS Flowers, felt paper, stickles, papre flowers, jewels & blings, sticker glue

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Spring Peep


This card is based on this week's challenge on Delightful Inspiration. I simply put ribbon tags at the side of the digi stamps and added blings.

Monday, March 29, 2010

Flower Pot Card



Here's another cute card idea from Project Tuesday.

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Codi Stylin


Got this cute freebie image over on Tales from Pollycraft. I love both digi images. For the background, I simple use my puncher and sew a ribbon on the holes.