This is a project I created to share with a virtual tea party group on SCS. I LOVE creating stick pins and needed a place to display them! Found the teacup at a local antique store and altered it somewhat with lace, small prima flowers, a styrofoam ball covered with pink satin and a lace overlay.
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Life's Lessons from My Cat
I'm part of an Alphabet Challenge on Splitcoaststampers. The letter this week is the letter C. I was given a dare by DellsDani to create a card on a card! The image is a digital image pre-colored from winkwinkink called Kitty Temptation. Unfortunately, it is the last of the images I have as my "old" computer lost all its files and this digi was among those deleted and unable to be retrieved, and to top it off, winkwinkink is no longer in business. Back to the card on a card dare...cardbase card has a smaller card mounted on it with the image and some "lessons from my cat" listed on the inside. Here are those lessons (oh, and because I was put in the naughty corner for stealing Marion's donut, I made the lessons are only a little naughty in my book!)!
A
cat always hits the litterbox.
You
have a better chance of training a cat.
If
you ask enough times, a cat may actually LISTEN to you.
You
can de-claw a cat... try to get a guy to clip his toenails.
It's
okay if a cat rubs up against your best friend.
A cat
matures as it grows older.
Back
hair on cats is cute.
It
is legal in all states to neuter a cat.
Cats
comfort you when you are sick.
When
a cat sleeps all day it's natural, not annoying.
Unlike
a man, a cat can fend for itself.
A
cat is loyal.
"Meow"
is never a lie.
They'll
both stand outside your door and whine, but the cat will stop when it gets in.
A
cat's friend is less likely to be annoying.
Cats
are always cute.
The only thing a cat
expects you to "put out" is food, water, and a clean litter box.
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
PTI Cards for Recent Swap
Cards created for PTI swap on SCS hosted by taclary (Tracie). The butterfly card uses the negative die cutouts with basic gray paper behind both cutouts. OOPS! Forgot the photograph the pocket card insert. The bookmark images were colored using ink and blender pen. The icecream cone card is 4 1/4" square card; used the scallop edge die for bottom.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Back to School
Back to school with Graphic 45! I created this card for the alpha challenge a couple weeks ago using the letter A! Then I gave Lynn a dare that she accepted; so, back to school was mailed to Lynn in Canada.
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Alphabet Challenge
I'm part of a challenge group to create a card each week using a selected alphabet letter that another member of the group selects each Wednesday. The letter this week was the letter L. I found this cute ladybug stamp from DRS Designs at a stamp show this past March and couldn't resist getting it! The oval dies are from Lifestyle Crafts Lace Ovals.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Yellow Butterfly
Card created for Joan's Gardens challenge to:
■Make a butterfly card
■Use green and yellow
■Use something from nature (for instance a fern)
■Have at least 3 layers
The challenge can be found here: http://www.atjoansgardens.com/
■Make a butterfly card
■Use green and yellow
■Use something from nature (for instance a fern)
■Have at least 3 layers
The challenge can be found here: http://www.atjoansgardens.com/
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Pin Cushion
Created my first ever pin cushion! I "studied" several different YouTube videos on how to make a pin cushion and combined the details of what I thought I could do to create one! The frame is from the Michaels dollar spot. I removed the back of the frame, took a square of fabric, stuffed it with fiberfill, then hand-basted around the outer edge of the fabric, put a 2 inch square of cardstock inside the fabric over the fill before I pulled it closed. Then hot glued the backside of the fiber-filled fabric to a piece of cardstock then ran a bead of hotglue around the opening of the frame, stuffed the filled-fabric into it, hotglued the cardstock to the back of the frame then used my adhesive gun to adhere the frame stand I had removed from the opening originally. Whew! It took me several tries to get it they way I wanted it, but am pleased with the result. Now, to make 4 more for a tagged textiles swap hosted by stampingooddeeds on SCS!
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