Wall Hanging for Great Granddaughter

Been working on this project for several months.  Most of the designing was done in my head until I got some mojo back.  Took a week to pick out the background paper and finally found the cartridge I needed (Straight from the Nest).  Once I picked out the paper (Nana's Nursery - Baby Girl), it sat on my work table for about a month.  Just before Christmas I won the sweetest bid on e-Bay and scored the Fontopia cartridge.  This is one awesome cartridge.  Can't wait to try out the crest and card feature.  With Fontopia I cut out the banner and Elise's name.  This sat on the background paper for about a week before I cut out the branch and birdie using Bazzill Bascis Paper/Dotted Swiss.  Then I went to M's and scored the most righteous tie-tyed stack (DCWV -- the tie-dyed stack).  Once I got the stack home, I spent the next 2 days working on the layout.  Changed the paper out that I had used on the prototype to the tie-tyed and it all just came together.

So here it is!  What do you think?

 

Isn't she just the most precious sweetpea?

Nativity

Joseph - 5"

Cricut Paper Doll Dress Up

Used pastel chalks for accent

Blackout

Flip

 



Supplies needed:

Adhesives:  Zig 2 way glue -- Scotch Quick-Dry Adhesive

Chalk to embellish pieces

Bling

Mini-dowles and craft sticks

Styrofoam base to put pieces on

Had a need for some birthday cards, so I used my new stack from Joanns (Cheekee Monkey)!  Lots of really cute 12 x 12 cardstock in this stack.

Base - DCWV Solid Clitter Box of Cards

Monkey  with bananas - LaPetites

Don't remember which cartridge I cut the HB from.

 

Mounted the 2 on a wobble

 



These cute monkeys are stick-ons from EK Success

Stamp was from Michales dollar bin

Trying to Get Back in the Swing of It

OMG I originally posted this in 2012. If you haven't already seen these take a look.

Black faux velvet - bought at JoAnn

Black Glitter cardstock - from stash

Standard black textured card stock from Paper Studio

Used the following:

For the card base -- DavidTutera's A2 Cards in cream

For the mat I used black scraps from my stash, some are basic textured card stock, some faux velvet and I had two 12x12 sheets of black glitter all cut at 5 1/4" x 4".

The cuts were done using gold sheets from DCWV Mattalic Stack (cut at 3" or a little larger on some)

For the star I used some bling from Michales



Birthday Card for Rusty's 9th

Used Spaceship Party cartridge set at 3".   Black detail and number cut out of Post-It adhesive craft paper.

Speedy Recovery Froggie

A very dear friend's husband is recovering from a heart attack, I hope this card will help cheer him up some.

The inspiration for this card came from a YouTube tutorial by Mary at TV Crafts (I think that is the correct site).  After going to YouTube for inspiration one of the blogs I follow had a good number of easle cards --think it was Paper Playtime.  Let me tell you, they were all totally awesome!!!!!

E Boxes for Craft Yard Sale

I have boxes for Halloween, new arrival, furry friends and I'm in the process of making some for Christmas and other events.