Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Oh HapBEE Day!
Hey guys! I hope everyone is getting excited for Thanksgiving! I would like to share with you a card I made a while ago for someone special. My sister-in-law recently passed her bar exam (yay!) and I made a card to celebrate her amazing accomplishment. Here is the card I made:
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Lawnscaping Challenge #69
Hey guys! I'm back with another card I made for the current Lawnscaping Challenge to make a project where the sentiment stands out.
I've had an idea in mind for several days and I'm glad I had some free time today to work on it since this is the last day to submit...phew! I really like the look of chalkboard cards and have been wanting to try the technique for awhile. I thought that the chalkboard would be a good background for a Lawn Fawn sentiment collage. Here is the card I created:
This was fun because I always have a hard time picking a sentiment go with a card and with this card, I didn't have to make a decision :)
I used sentiments from all of my Christmas Lawn fawn sets and made a few custom sentiments with Milo's ABCs (quickly becoming one of my favorite letter sets). I embossed the sentiments and snowflakes in white. The chalkboard technique was fairly easy, and I found that color box pigment ink in frost white worked well to create the look. I used a larger dauber and inked up the sentiments. I took a paper towel after to blend in some of the areas. Here is a closer look:
I finished off the look with holly (from Winter Gifts by Lawn Fawn) with glossy accents and clear gems. I mounted the collage on patterned paper (from Peace, Joy, Love by Lawn Fawn) with red lawn trimmings.
That's all I have for today...thanks for dropping by and happy crafting!
-Allison
I've had an idea in mind for several days and I'm glad I had some free time today to work on it since this is the last day to submit...phew! I really like the look of chalkboard cards and have been wanting to try the technique for awhile. I thought that the chalkboard would be a good background for a Lawn Fawn sentiment collage. Here is the card I created:
This was fun because I always have a hard time picking a sentiment go with a card and with this card, I didn't have to make a decision :)
I used sentiments from all of my Christmas Lawn fawn sets and made a few custom sentiments with Milo's ABCs (quickly becoming one of my favorite letter sets). I embossed the sentiments and snowflakes in white. The chalkboard technique was fairly easy, and I found that color box pigment ink in frost white worked well to create the look. I used a larger dauber and inked up the sentiments. I took a paper towel after to blend in some of the areas. Here is a closer look:
I finished off the look with holly (from Winter Gifts by Lawn Fawn) with glossy accents and clear gems. I mounted the collage on patterned paper (from Peace, Joy, Love by Lawn Fawn) with red lawn trimmings.
That's all I have for today...thanks for dropping by and happy crafting!
-Allison
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Let it Snow Tag
Hi guys! I want to share with you a simple tag I made today. I love to decorate presents with my own tags and ribbon. Last year I waited too long and I was making tags up to the last minute. I decided I need to start early! Here is the tag I made:
Since this is a simple tag, I'm also going to link it up to the Simon Says Stamp Challenge.
Thanks for coming by and happy crafting!
-Allison
I am going to play along with the current 10-Minute Craft Dash Challenge. I completed the tag in 7 minutes and 30 seconds. The challenge is all about featuring buttons in the design.
Thanks for coming by and happy crafting!
-Allison
Friday, November 8, 2013
Owl I Want for Christmas
Hey guys! I want to share with you a card I made today. I was so inspired by Yainea's card that she made for the last Lawnscaping Challenging. Her card is so sweet and I fell in love with those cuddling owls! Well..back to the card I made. Here it is:
I thought a snow globe shaker card would be perfect for this scene. This was my first attempt at a shaker card, and it was easier that I thought it would be! Since the sentiment pops out in the scene, I'm going to link this card up with the current Lawnscaping Challenge # 69 .
Hope everyone has a great weekend! Thanks for coming by and happy crafting!
-Allison
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