Truthfully, this may have been more of an 11 or 12 minute card. However, that's only because I decided to add a bow instead of a knot, and also because I kept changing my colour combination. After that was settled, it came together quickly. I didn't do any complex shading on the presents, that sped things up. I also didn't cut them out amazingly precisely. They're close, but I left a white edge around them to quicken things.
Supplies:
Stamps: Santa's Sweet Shoppe, and Sentiments
Ink: Tuxedo Black
Paper: Really Red, White
Accessories, etc.: Copic markers, pop dots, large scalloped rectangle nestabilities, green ribbon
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Ten Minute Monday!
Truthfully, this may have been more of an 11 or 12 minute card. However, that's only because I decided to add a bow instead of a knot, and also because I kept changing my colour combination. After that was settled, it came together quickly. I didn't do any complex shading on the presents, that sped things up. I also didn't cut them out amazingly precisely. They're close, but I left a white edge around them to quicken things.
Supplies:
Stamps: Santa's Sweet Shoppe, and Sentiments
Ink: Tuxedo Black
Paper: Really Red, White
Accessories, etc.: Copic markers, pop dots, large scalloped rectangle nestabilities, green ribbon
Saturday, November 22, 2008
FTL20
I had these PTI patterned papers out from the last card I made so I thought I'd use the scraps. I like Natasha's layout a lot. The sentiment is from Impression Obsession. I forgot to place brads in the corners before I adhered the polka dotted paper to the cardbase so I left them off the card - I don't like the backs showing through on the inside of the card.
Supplies: Stamps - Impression Obsession; Ink - SU! Chocolate Chip; Paper - PaperTrey; Misc - May Arts Satin ribbon
Friday, November 21, 2008
FTL 20
Hello! I'm so glad it's the weekend. I haven't had much time for anything this week. Doing something every night is a bit much sometimes. I certainly don't mind be a homebody at times.
Anyway, here's the sketch! I hope you find time to play along! If you do, post a link in the comments or upload using the keyword FTL20
Here's my card. Nice and quick, and I liked the twist on a layout that I would typically do vertically.
Supplies:Stamps: Take a Bough
Ink: Rich Cocoa, Rhubarb Stalk, Bamboo Leaves
Paper: White, Old Olive, Cranberry Crisp, Holiday Thyme DP
Accessories, etc: White brads, Twill
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Embrace Dies
Keeping it simple for the holidays means using details to add interest, like dies, patterned paper and simple embellishments like a button.
Supplies:
stamps - Christmas Magic (Little Yellow Bicycle)
paper - artichoke, shimmery white, Wassail (Basic Grey)
ink - riding hood red, artichoke
acc - Wassail buttons, rhred gg, nesties label die
Embrace Dies
For this card I used my Cuttlebug, a Cuttlebug snowflake die and my nestabilities. After cutting the snowflake out I put it into the accompanying embossing folder and ran it through the Cuttlebug again. Then I smooshed (very technical term!!) it onto the glue pad and then added sparkley diamond glitter. With this glue pad you don't even need to use a heat gun for the glitter to stick! I used my Nestabilities to cut out the mats and ran the bottom mat through the swiss dots embossing folder. I used my Scor-pal to score a pattern on the top mat. I finished the card off with an adhesive pearl and the sentiment.
Supplies: Stamps - Printworks; Ink - Memento; Paper - PaperTrey Stampers Select; Misc - Cuttlebug, Snowflake die, Snowflake embossing folder, Scor-pal, self adhesive pearl, glitter, The Essential Glue Pad.
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