Showing posts with label Papertrey Ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Papertrey Ink. Show all posts

Sunday, September 9, 2007

Sleepy Sunday!

Happy Sunday! I am a little sleepy today because Rochelle and I have been up late stamping together all weekend. We were participating in VSN. Did you get to play? It was a lot of fun. Since Sunday is my day to share anything I want I thought I would share a couple of projects I made during VSN. Then I have to clean up my stamp area so I can stamp some more!

I got this candle at the 99 cent store. The stamps are all Papertreyink. There is a great tutorial on SCS if you've
never made a candle.


Stamps: Papertreyink
Paper: White
Ink: turquoise, teal, sun, coral, celery
Accessories: ribbon, silver cord, tissue paper, wax paper, heat gun


I'll share another three D project with you. This is a 2-4-6-8 box. I don't have many Halloween sets and this one retired a long time ago but I still like it.



Stamps: Spooktacular Greetings, Spooky Spider
Paper: white, black, orange
Ink: black
Accessories: markers, scorer, scallop punch, brads

Thursday, September 6, 2007

Papertrey Sketch Fun!

I LOVE this weeks SCS sketch challenge! It goes together so nicely and looks great with any stamps. All of the samples I have seen from others on SCS turned out beautifully.

I took the opportunity to finally ink up my new Papertrey Ink stamps. They arrived over a week ago but I wasn't sure where to start. There are soooo many choices in each set and I had all ready seen soooo many great samples on the net that I was a little intimidated. But I sucked it up and went for it and am thrilled with the results! You really can't go wrong with all these beautiful stamps from Papertrey Ink and SU's colors.



Stamps: Beautiful Blooms.
Paper: white, regal rose, summer sun, Olive
Ink: rose red, regal rose, summer sun, celery, olive
Accessories: Square scallop punch, corner ticket punch, ribbon, pop dot, cuttlebug flower die

I loved this card so much that I decided to make another one using little lady. The colors were inspired by a sample on Nicole Heady's blog. I have seven layers on this card! As soon as I finished it, I said to myself, wow, I just made a Markiesmom card. Well...with out all the hardware.

I used the rock and roll technique for the ladybugs and my crop-a-dile to made the little faux brads around the scallop ovals. There is a great tutorial on this technique on Beate's Blog.





Stamps: Little Lady
Paper: Black, White, Pumpkin, Summer sun
Ink: Black, Summer Sun, Pumpkin
Accessories: Scallop Oval punches, ribbon, corner punch, scallop scissors, pop dots, crop-a-dile

I hope you all have a bright and sunny day!