Creating paper Pom Pom Bows will be the project at the next Papers and Pixels Club meeting in Mesquite. It will be taught by our member Clar. This bow was created using decorator (and plain paper) and following a tutorial for creating a Circular Sentiment that is found inside the Digital Scrapper Premier collection of kits and tutorials for February. The Circular Sentiment is made in Photoshop. The flourishes I used for the bow are Madera Corner a Memory Box (98237) die. I will add some hearts and some glitter accents to this bow before it becomes a package topper
This little box is created (easypeasy) with the We R MemoryKeepers Envelope Punch Board. You can run out these little boxes in under a minute! Punch/score fold--glue dots--you're done! The matching teeny box topper paper pom pom bow was fun for this one.
Monday, February 3, 2014
Monday, January 27, 2014
Laughter to Memories--Flower Box Pop Out Card
This card has the cutest little pop up box of flowers to surprise the recipient. Designed by Beryl's Crafty Creations and sold at Card Making Downloads this card is fun to continue to embellish. I used Rangers Stickles and Buttercup Pearls for this, plus a window button from SU on the ribbon. There's plenty of room for personalization in the matching oval window on the back of the card.
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Judith Howells' Peek-a-Boo Valentine and Thelma Rhode'sTriangle Card
This dramatic card was designed by Judith Howells, and can be purchased at Instant Creative Card Downloads. The inside sentiment is gold embossing powder on a Stampin Up Seasonal Sayings stamp (SU 128009). Amber colored rhinestones complete the card. A matching envelope comes with this set.
This "Triangle Card" card is designed by Thelma Rhodes and is sold at Instant Cardmaking Downloads
This is extremely detailed fussy cutting, but produces just a gorgeous card (with a great area for a personal note on the back.)
LOVE THOSE PIXELS! Love my printer too!
Friday, January 24, 2014
Set 12--Frame Easel
This beautiful card is another from the Card Making Downloads site. I added Stickles accents, and some rhinestones. I am looking for heavy two side inkjet printable paper for projects like this one.
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Thinking of you Gazebo Card
This Gazebo card is designed by Beryl's Crafty Creations, and uses artwork by Trina Clark. It uses paper layering and some paper sculpting.
Try this Site for lots of ideas.
This positively adorable card is from the same site. and is called Cameo Corner-- Nookie Hollow
lots of Instant Cardmaking Downloads there.
This positively adorable card is from the same site. and is called Cameo Corner-- Nookie Hollow
lots of Instant Cardmaking Downloads there.
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Piano Card and Valentine
At our January meeting of Papers 'N Pixels Crafting Club in Mesquite, Kathy Legan, a Stampin Up demonstrator, showed us how to make some pretty nifty cards.
The top one, a cute piano is made with several SU products: Backyard Basics, made the tulips, and the Word window punch created the piano keys. The sentiment is from Just Right Stamps Musical Notes Labels 20 and is embossed with Sweet Stamps pearl fine embossing powder. It reads "Music washes away from the Soul the dust of Everyday Life." The detail on silver shimmer paper under the tulips is done with a Paper Studio A2script embossing folder.
The top one, a cute piano is made with several SU products: Backyard Basics, made the tulips, and the Word window punch created the piano keys. The sentiment is from Just Right Stamps Musical Notes Labels 20 and is embossed with Sweet Stamps pearl fine embossing powder. It reads "Music washes away from the Soul the dust of Everyday Life." The detail on silver shimmer paper under the tulips is done with a Paper Studio A2script embossing folder.
The valentine is created using the Simply Scored Borders scoring tool from SU, the Laser cut heart is from DSP More Amore. I used Textured Impressions (hearts) border embossing folder burnished with Viva's silver Inka Gold paint, and laid a white satin bordered ribbon over the center strip. The stamp in the middle is from SU's Perfectly You stamp set.
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Circle Flower-Pop Up Box Birthday Card
This card was inspired by the tutorial by Monica Gale at SplitCoast Stampers. And I used the tutorial for a "circle flower" challenge written by Joan (TLC463) I used K&Company designer paper from the ancestry.com collection, Stampin Up products: organza flowers, 7/8 inch scalloped circle punch, dies in the Label card die set, Island Indigo ink, and Teeny Tiny Wishes and A Round Array stamps.
I also used Memory box Die Fauntleroy Crest (98222) for some of the flourish detail, and rhinestones and ribbon accents.

Friday, January 3, 2014
Cheez Thank you!
This card is made with papers and elements designed by Karen Schulz in her kit "Cheez the One" available at Snickerdoodle Designs by Karen. The unique pop up box card tutorial was written by SplitCoast Stampers Monica Gale for a January 2014 challenge at SplitCoast Stampers. The stamps I used were SU's A Round Array, and the coordinating scalloped 7/8" punch. The sentiment on the back of this pop-up card is a personal note to Karen. I will finish this card with a belly-band to hold it closed, easily removable to reveal the surprise inside the pop-up. I also used one of the Spellbinder's Fancy Framed Tags Two dies (S5128), rhinestones, stickers (from Pop Ups Etc) and ribbons to complete this card.
Saturday, December 14, 2013
Crafty Cat's Gorgeous Christmas Candles
Crafty Cat 957 has the most beautiful products available for download for crafters who want to try their hand at paper pieceing. You can use your cutting machine, or scissors to cut the ready to go designs she creates. For these cards I used her Christmas Candles This comes with mats, background papers, and two sizes of candle sets (holly, berries, candles, and flames) for you to use. I did some sewing machine stitching to accent the top mat, and used some stickers, (or stamps) for the Merry Christmas sentiment. Thank you Tracy for the beautiful, beautiful cards, and for being a part of my life.
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Believe
Some things have to be believed to be seen....These are some of the cards I've been working on today for our doctors, lawyers, merchants and chiefs! These "Some things have to be believed to be seen" sure fit with "seeing is believing" with all my medical adventures this past year.
The products are stamps and punches and dies by Stampin Up. These products are available from Demonstrator Kathy Legan's store.
The blue paper is a Stampin Up product, together with stickers that I buy at Pop Ups Etc
The red paper is also SU, but it is overlayed with a vellum embossing and cutting folder by Marianne Designables. # Ds0908. The poinsettia is cut from vellum (Spellbinders die: S5-055 Layered Poinsettias) This is burnished with Tim Holtz Distressing ink (festive Berries) The Snowflake and gold tree are stickers also from Pop Ups Etc
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