Friday, July 15, 2011
Take Flight..
Labels:
graduation,
papertrey
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Follow Your Own Star..
This is my second post for the day. Be sure and check out my MIM card from earlier! :)
This afternoon, I have a dual challenge card. I am really trying hard to get into these CAS cards. It gets easier every time actually - especially if I make one CAS and then one OTT (over the top..lol) in the same session.
This is a graduation card for the CAS-ual Fridays Graduation challenge
as well as for this weeks Play Date Cafe challenge:
We were to use the colors black and white with a splash of green.
This card is much more sparkly in real life. I used duct tape behind the starts to add the glitter. 1. because the duct tape happened to be sitting there and 2. because I am almost out of Scor-tape...lol.
This was a fun card to make. I am loving my MS glitter. So many pretty colors!
Well, that's it. Enjoy your day!

This was a fun card to make. I am loving my MS glitter. So many pretty colors!
Well, that's it. Enjoy your day!
Labels:
CAS-ual Friday,
graduation,
Play Date Cafe
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Great Job, Grad!
Labels:
CAS-ual Friday,
embellish challenge,
graduation
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Happy Grad!
Hi everyone! Well, today is bittersweet for me. It is my very last week as Guest Designer for Color Throwdown. It has been nothing short of a joy to work with the design team. They've been so nice to me and I have truly enjoyed being a part of the team. I totally can see how much work goes into hosting a challenge like this and they have my respect for that! Thank you guys for having me along for the ride!! I can stay if you need me to! LOL ;)
Ok, so here are the colors for this week brought to use by Barbara!
Stamps: For the Graduate (Papertrey)
Card Stock: Cherry Cobbler, Black, bookprint (SU)
Ink: Vintage Vanilla (Papaertrey)
Extras: Scortape, Glitter; Large scallop border die (Papertrey); Xyron machine; bling
Ok, so here are the colors for this week brought to use by Barbara!
I love these colors especially cream with red and black. White, not so much. Cream just is so much richer than white and looks better with the other two colors to me. So, I thought I would do a graduation card because it is just about that time of year!
Here is my card:
I used the book print dsp from SU and thought it was a good idea since you do tend to read a lot in college..high school, too! It's sort of like you're tearing your book to shreds never to look at one again. Of course, we all know (well all of us who love reading) that's not how it goes. I guess it's better reading when you want to read than when you have to..lol.
I hope you will stop by the other DT members blogs and see what they've created with this color combo. And then stop by the Color Throwdown blog and play along with us this week! Thank you for stopping by!!
Here are the links to the other DT members:
Stamps: For the Graduate (Papertrey)
Card Stock: Cherry Cobbler, Black, bookprint (SU)
Ink: Vintage Vanilla (Papaertrey)
Extras: Scortape, Glitter; Large scallop border die (Papertrey); Xyron machine; bling
Labels:
Color Throwdown,
graduation,
papertrey
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Dreams Believed..
Hello and Happy Saturday! I am back from Los Angeles and boy did I miss home. I'm obviously not a big city girl even though I spent the first part of my life in Chicago. I just love the quiet, the open spaces, and the people of Tennessee. :)
Anywho, I am back today with another FYI Challenge card. Did you guys see that I won the first challenge? I was totally stoked. See my blinkie on the left? heehee. It was a great challenge, so I am playing again. You should head over there and take a peek. It really is a cool challenge and because it's an inspiration photo, you are not limited by colors or a sketch - only by your imagination.
So, here is this week's inspiration photo:
Isn't that lovely? The moment I saw it, I thought of graduation. You're looking out on your future. It's so vast and unknown..and all yours. The sky is the limit really right after college, right? It feels like you could do anything and go anywhere...and you can! That's the beauty of it. :) So, the picture brought that to mind and here is what I was inspired to create:
I embossed the background and also the graduation cap. Here is a closer picture of that part:
I tried to incorporate the "cloudy" nature of the photo on the sentiment panel, also. So..that's all I have. I have been stamping since I woke up this morning, so I have lots to show y'all in the next few days. :) Thanks for stopping by..Laters!
Stamps: For the Graduate (Papertrey)
Card Stock: Pale Plum (SU); Black, Vanilla (Papertrey)
Ink: Black (Memento); Pale Plum (SU)
Extras: Ribbon from stash; Bling (want2scrap); Labels 4
Anywho, I am back today with another FYI Challenge card. Did you guys see that I won the first challenge? I was totally stoked. See my blinkie on the left? heehee. It was a great challenge, so I am playing again. You should head over there and take a peek. It really is a cool challenge and because it's an inspiration photo, you are not limited by colors or a sketch - only by your imagination.
So, here is this week's inspiration photo:
Isn't that lovely? The moment I saw it, I thought of graduation. You're looking out on your future. It's so vast and unknown..and all yours. The sky is the limit really right after college, right? It feels like you could do anything and go anywhere...and you can! That's the beauty of it. :) So, the picture brought that to mind and here is what I was inspired to create:
I embossed the background and also the graduation cap. Here is a closer picture of that part:
I tried to incorporate the "cloudy" nature of the photo on the sentiment panel, also. So..that's all I have. I have been stamping since I woke up this morning, so I have lots to show y'all in the next few days. :) Thanks for stopping by..Laters!
Stamps: For the Graduate (Papertrey)
Card Stock: Pale Plum (SU); Black, Vanilla (Papertrey)
Ink: Black (Memento); Pale Plum (SU)
Extras: Ribbon from stash; Bling (want2scrap); Labels 4
Labels:
FYI challenge,
graduation,
papertrey
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