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Guest Designer Lanette Lepper and A Card A Day in the Month of May

This weekend, as we remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country and our freedom, I thought it would be appropriate to make a military-themed card.

As soon as I saw the sketch for this week, I knew I had to flip it and use the Psalm 139 stamp from the "Anchor to the Soul" set.  This verse is terribly meaningful to me, because it was read at our wedding... very fitting for a Navy bride who knew she'd be settling on the far side of MANY a sea!  I have used this stamp over and over and over again.  Together with the anchor image, it makes a perfect card for all of the 'farewells' we find ourselves saying.

As you can see, I flipped the Sketch around so it looked like this:

Other than that, it's a pretty simple card, which is good, because I made multiples to have on hand!  I added a ribbon to some of them for a more feminine touch.  I think I like those even better:

 

I played around and made a couple of other cards with the same set and sketch.  I don't like them nearly as much, but I thought I'd share them, anyway!

I accidentally got a smudge on this one... so that explains why I did the sky in grey.  Had to cover it up somehow!  (I liked it better before the smudge!)  It's hard to tell from the photo, but the verse on this next one is popped.  It gives some dimension, but I personally think it's a little busy for my tastes.

This week, the movers arrive to pack up our stuff for yet another move to another sea (er, is Lake Michigan considered a sea?  May be not.  But we're headed back to the Atlantic, which suits this east coast girl just fine!)  They are NOT allowed to touch my Copics and most of my other stamping supplies.  Those I will be transporting myself, much to my husband's chagrin!  We'll be spending the next 6-8 weeks in a hotel room, so here's hoping I'll finally be able to try my hand at some of the other great sketches we've seen this month!

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Guest Designer Joan Osterhouse and A Card A Day in the Month of May

 

Ok so I have been asked to be the guest designer today.  ( Oh what have I gotten myself into?)  LOL  I am not computer savy-in the least!  But I can stamp a mean card-so hear goes...  This first card is done with The Cup of Love stamp set and Thinking of you.  Willoughby background paper, white caboodles paper and dcwc neutrals paper.  I also used the crop a dile big bite, polo shimmer brads, Memento tuxedo black ink and of course copic markers from set F.  The flad border was made by taking 3/4 " squares and cutting them in half.  Instead of round-like the sketch- I decided to go with square for this card.  I also cut off the handle and part of the cup to make it fit in the size given.

For this last card I used a lot of things: Stamps: Great Greetings, Lucy and sketched scrolls.  Cardstock: Caboodles white and DCWC Jewel.  Memento Tuxedo black ink and Versamagic cloud white.  Copic markers set D and set A.  Souffle gelly white pen, white mini brads, Nestabilities Calssic Scallop Cirles lrg and Impressabilities Flowers.  1" cirlce punch and white ribbon.

So there you go-I hope you were able to get a new idea.  Be VERY surprised if I EVER do ANYTHING like this again!  HAHAHA  Interesting-very interesting.  Blessings, Joan Osterhouse

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Guest Designer Connie Duckert and A Card a Day in the Month of May

 

 

What an absolute THRILL to be selected as a Guest Designer on the Savvy Projects Blog!  I LOVE working with Heather Scott's sketches -- and that's not just because she's my "Mama Angel" (tee hee).  Usually I stick pretty close to her dimensions and layering sizes -- but as you can see, I took some liberties with this one. 

My card is DEDICATED to my sister-in-law, NANCY, because today is her birthday!!!  And, YES, she is actually getting this card.  {smile}

Years ago I bought several stamps that were called "front and back" stamps.  They were so unique to anything else I'd seen; and I just loved doing window cards.  SO ... when I saw "Window Box Wonder" in the 2010-2011 Inspiration Catalog, I just had to have it.  Now ... how do I adapt this set to this week's sketch?  How about changing the circle to a square and cut it out instead of layering it -- not too drastic, huh?

Here's the INSIDE:

 
 

HOW TO DO IT?    Don't be afraid ... it's really easier than it looks!

1. "Faux wood" background:  Use Aspen CS as the base card.  Open up the card and score horizontal lines at 1/2" increments across the FRONT (only).  Using the 'direct to paper' technique, apply Cloud White VersaMagic ink across the card top; let it dry slightly. Now go over it several times with Burnt Sienna Palette ink - or color of your choice - until you have the desired wood look. 

2. Stamp the Window Shutters onto the card front and cut out the window section (I used the Retractable Craft Knife and a quilter's acrylic ruler). On White Caboodles CS, stamp the Window Shutters (again), the little Girl's Head, and the back side of Girl / Window Frame.  Color all the images as desired - I used the Copics listed below.  Cut out the images AND the window sections.

3. Stamp the slogan on the Striped CS piece (from the Emma Collection); and adhere it slightly below the cut edge of the window.  Whoo hoo - how'd you like to have stripes like that around your house?  On the INSIDE of the card, adhere Emma SWIC Cream Patterned CS on the left side -- doesn't it look just like Grandma's old wall paper?  Stamp the slogan on the right side close to the fold.

4. "Faux Scallops":  Punch six 1" circles from the Emma Burgundy CS; and cut them in half.  Butt them up against the striped piece and adhere into place.  Trim off the excess.

 

5. Open the card with the front side facing up -- carefully cut away the window section of the back of the "wallpaper" layer.  Next, score the Window Shutter piece along the edge of the window frame and make 'soft' folds for a little dimension.  Adhere the Window Shutter to the front of the card - lining it up with the window opening - just like paper piecing.  On the INSIDE of the card, line up and adhere the Girl's Back / Window piece around the opening.  Now, on the FRONT of the card adhere the Girl's Face.  See how easy it was to line them all up?  Well, sure, I had to do a tiny bit of trimming so it all came out even -- but, REALLY, not that much!!!  I also touched up the cut edges with markers so the little imperfections aren't so "white" and noticable.

 

6. Add a 'soft' knot with that scrumptious Coral Ribbon from the Emma Collection; and it's ready to mail.

SUPPLIES: Stamps - T3344 Window Box Wonder and TW3356 Thought of You (PWP); Emma Collection - V856 SWIC, B326 Cardstock, B230 Ribbon; cardstock - V228 Aspen, V293 Caboodle White; Ink - TT220 Noir, TT197 Burnt Sienna, S992 VersaMagic Cloud White; Tools - D71 1" Circle Punch, F28 Retractable Craft Knife, F362 Scor-Buddy, COPICS - E000, E00, E02, E21, E13, E15, E57, E55, YR18, G12, G14, G19, N1, N4, N7

My posting is a "little bit" LONG because I don't have my own blog to which you can link for the instuctions. But that just might be my next project ... I hope you enjoy my card design and GIVE IT A TRY!  If you need more info, e-mail me at [email protected]. 

THANKS for visiting The Angel Company's "Card a Day in the Month of May" -- be sure to scroll down and see all the wonderful samples made by my 'sister' Angels!

~~ Connie

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Guest Designer Trudy Osborn and Card a Day in the Month of May

 

I don't know about the rest of you, but I am LOVING these sketches!  Heather does a fabulous job creating them.

 I use sketches for most of my cards, and tend to stick very closely to the actual sketch.  For me, sketches are just like filling in the blanks, and make creating to easy.  I don't have to come up with a layout that works, someone else has done the hard work for me.  All that is left to do is grab a stamp set, some co-ordinating paper, and embellies.  I fell in love with this sketch in particular and couldn't narrow it down to just one card...so you get to see two today. 

Supplies: T-3267 "Greatest Dad" and T-2610 "Running Stitches," V-834 Toodle Loo paper collection and matching, paper punch, colored pencils, a sponge, and Burnt Umber and Noir Palette ink.

 

 

Supplies: T-2144 "Trendy Greetings," T-3083 "Watercolor Plants," and   V-Maggie paper collection and ribbon.

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Guest Designer Julie Robinson and A Card a Day in the Month of May

 

I am absolutely THRILLED to have been chosen as a Guest Designer for this challenge.  I often use sketches as a base for my projects - it gives me a nice starting point.  While my final project doesn't always end up exactly like the sketch - it certainly gets my creative juices flowing!

For this challenge - I chose to use Funny Farm and Funny Farm Phrases.  These two sets obviously compliment each other - and anyone that receives a card made with them.... well.... it brings a smile to their face!

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Guest Designer Avis Anderson and A Card a Day in the Month of May

Happy May 23rd to you and yours! The Angel Company bloghop for the month of May continues. I am most happy to be the GUEST DESIGNER for today.

The faux scallop border was made by punching four circles, cutting them in half and butting them up against the 5 1/2" strip. Adhere to back with scotch tape. It's a great way to use your left over scraps so I hope this trick comes in handy for you. If you punch holes in the scalloped border, do it before adhering panel to card front. CLICK on any card to view an enlarged version.
ALL listed supplies available through TAC via your local Angel: Caboodles Set B (cardstock & Copic markers), Flowers Impressabilities Die, 3/4" circle punch, 2 1/2" circle punch, Lil' Cuties (special edition) stamp set, scissors, adhesive

Aren't you totally amazed at how very different our cards look when we all use the same sketch to begin with? My second card uses cardstock from our Emma Collection. I have changed the orientation of my card from landscape to portrait. The only other liberty that I took with the sketch was to add a thin scrap of patterned cardstock on top of the green strip.

ALL listed supplies available through TAC via your local Angel: Caboodles Set C (cardstock & Copic markers), pattern cardstock from the Emma Collection, kraft cardstock, 3/4" circle punch, 2 1/2" circle punch, Rolling By stamp set, scissors, hole punch, adhesive, Tuxedo Black Memento inkpad, Desert Sand Memento inkpad, hydra sponge

I hope you will use today's sketch to make a card and link it to today's post. We'd enjoy seeing what you come up with!

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Rubber Hugs, Avis Anderson
Angel #0056 - Kansas

 

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Guest Designer Karen Rice and A Card A Day in the Month of May

I'm very excited to be picked to be a guest designer!  WOO HOO!  Ok...settle down... 

This is my card based on Heather's card sketch.  I have not been at home for 3 weeks and so I was kind of limited to what I had to use for the sketch.  The ribbon is kind of bunched every so often to give it a different look.  Wasn't sure if you could tell that from the pic. 

I love these boots!  They are so stinkin cute! They are from the set "Girls Day Out".  And for those who know me...this is out of MY comfort zone...because yellow is NOT a favorite of mine...but I wanted to MAKE myself use yellow!  LOL

So that's my card.  I hope you all like it and maybe it will give you some inspiration to be creative!!

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Guest Designer Rita Holmes A card a Day in the month of May

 

Hello Everyone.  Thanks so much for stopping by Savvy Projects Blog.  It is so nice to be a guest designer here today.   So many people around me are having babies so I am in the baby card mode.  I have designed this baby card using The Angel Company stamp set  Hello Baby.  I just love this set for baby cards.  I stamped the image onto ivory cardstock with the Memento Rich Cocoa stamp pad.  I then colored with a few different mediums.  I used chalks on the giraffe body followed by Prismacolor pencils for the spots on the giraffe.  I then used Copic markers on the diaper and blanket.  After putting the card together I decided to use a flower and button for an embellishment on the front.  Although the colors are not your "normal" baby colors; it is soft and subtle and just makes an inviting card. 

Here is a close up of the coloring I did on the card.  Like I said before i used a few different mediums on the coloring but I think they all blended well together.

 

Here is the sketch we are using this week.  Another Angel has made up tons of sketches and was so gracious to let us use them.

 

I hope you enjoy the card today and try out your own version of the Card Sketch that is used today.  I thank Heather Scott for all the great card sketches that are used this month.  I also want to thank Mischelle at The Angel Company for giving me the chance to share a card with all of you today.

I haven't been keeping up with my blog the way I should but feel free to go and visit and see what is there.  You never know when I will pop in and add some creations there.

My blog

Again thanks to everyone for coming by today and i hope you have a blessed day and get to do some stamping!!!

 

 

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Guest Designer Chelsea Comer and A Card A Day in the Month of May

 

Oh the Places ....

I am pretty excited as always to be recognized and share my talents with TAC and their customers.

I have used this set (The Places You'll Go) before for some of my TAC Projects ... I just LOVE it for it's versatility and the fact that you can build scenes! The Dr. Suess saying is perfect for your upcoming graduation cards!!!

I colored the images with my copic markers and added some bling to the tires. I cut all of the images out and used fun foam (see below) to pop all of them.

Here is the sketch that we are using on the TAC Savvy blog this week:

Notice that I didn't follow it??? I rotated it 90 degrees!

Don't worry .... That is the greatest thing about sketches! ... if you want to rotate them or modify them slightly ... it's OK!!!

One thing that I love to do with my cards is "pop" the elements. I really like to use fun foam that you can buy in the kid's crafts section of your local craft store. You can buy a sheet of it with adhesive on one side for 99 cents.  I cut pieces of it so that the entire piece is popped and won't fall or dip down.

***There are links above so that you can purchase the product I have used from my secure shopping site, but PLEASE purchase from your ANGEL demonstrator if you have one. I hope you are inspired to stamp and create! Thank You for letting me share with you!***

Click  Here to Visit my Blog:  Chelsea Comer

ENJOY!!!

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Guest Designer Brandy Brewer and A Card A Day in the Month of May

Here is my card for the 18th.  I enjoyed working on this project!  Hope you play along!

Brandy

xxx

xxx

Guest Designer Danni Bindel and A Card A Day in the Month of May

 

I'm happy to be here for this FUN Card a Day in the Month of May!! I am a true sketch lover and had a fun time using Heather's sketch. I must admit when I first saw it I was a bit intimidated but once I started working with it, I really found it so easy to work with. This is one sketch I'll be saving as it's perfect to use for those smaller images!

And here's the supplies I used:

• English Everyday Cuties T-3243
• copics
• White Caboodle Cardstock V-293
• More Mimi V-855
• Memento Tuxedo Black ink S-1900
• Brown Cardstock V-235
• nestabilities
• Lemonade Blossoms & Buttons G-707
• Pink Scrappers Floss F-909
• Souffle Gelly Pen F-45
• Icicle Stickles F-522

I hope you'll give this sketch a try so we can all see your fabulous creations!

Visit my blog to see more of my work~ Danni's TAC Creations

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Guest Designer Kim Sears and A Card A Day in the month of May

 
 
 
 
 
Hello! I hope your having a FABULOUS Weekend... Thank you Mischelle for allowing me to share today! I have really enjoyed seeing how each of you interpret Heather Scott's Sketchs each week and come up with so many different cards! These are my takes on the sketch. Hope you have a chance to play along! I have included links to my eccomerce site so you can view the stamps,but please support your local Angel if you have one. You can find more sketch samples on my blog  .                                     

Blessings, Kim  

Life is Short

 Supplies:

• White Ultra Smooth Cardstock, Black Cardstock, Scarlet Cardstock
• Tuxedo Black Memento, L'Amore Red Palette, Cognac Palette
• Fleur De Lis Accents Shapeabilities, Circle & Rectangle Nestabilities 
• T-2895 Life Is Short, T-3224 Vintage Backgrounds, T-3279 Fly Fairy  

Happy New Baby

Supplies:

• Ivory Cardstock, Black Cardstock, Angelee Cardstock, Black & White II FREE Download
• Tuxedo Black Memento, Malted Mauve VersaMagic, Cognac Palette
• Circle Nestabilities, MS Border Punch, Ivory Crinkled Ribbon, Lemonade Blossoms & Buttons
• T-3203 Just Bee-Cuz, T3193 Vintage Santa

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Guest Designer Paula-Kay Bourland and Card a Day in May

 

We continue with a Card a Day in May.   This is such a fun month with new posts daily of great cards and ideas from many of our angel friends.  It is great to see the different ways one sketch can be used.

Thank you for joining me with Heather's sketch 34.  I chose the TAC stamp set

Sew Thankful and some red Bazzill monocramatic cardstock.

 

 

Supplies: Sew Thankful, Bazzill monocramatic reds,

Memento Tuxedo Black ink,

Palette L'Amore Red, Scor-Bug, 2 1/2 " Circle Punch,

3" Scalloped Circle Punch.

 

This is a simple sketch to follow, and I hope you will make a card an link on to today's post.  You can visit me at my blog, http://angelstampingwithpk.blogspot.com/ 

I'm looking forward to seeing your sketch card. 

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Guest Designer Laurie Unger and A Card A Day in the Month of May

Hello! Time for a new card sketch from Heather Scott. I love the clean and simple lines of this one and how versatile it is!

 
The butterfly is stamped in Versamark and Palette noir ink then heat embossed with clear embossing powder. Copic markers are used to color it in.

Designer paper is from the Emma Soar With It Collection. The butterfly and sentiment are from the Happily Grateful set.

Thanks for the opportunity to showcase this fabulous sketch in the Card a day for the month of May! I can't wait to see what everyone else comes up with!

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Guest Designer Yuki Zepeda and A Card a Day in the Month of May

Hello Blog Peeps!

Welcome to another "A Card a Day in the Month of May!  Today is my day, and I'm really excited to share my card with you.  
I created my card waaaaay back in March!  Yes!  You read that right!!!!  I was AHEAD of the game for change.  I used the Exotic Bird Collages set (T-3110) and the Damask Backgrounder set (T-3276); two of my favorite stamp sets!!!!!

I used a yellow Prisma color pencil to add just a hint of color to the pelican's beak.  The words are from the Sophisticated Sentiments set (TB-3364).

Something that I LOVE to do is create "FAUX" stuff.  Faux seude, faux sanding--love all the FAUX stuff.  So for this card, I made some faux scallops by punching out circles to create scallops--see?

 
 
I know it's been done before but just in case you hadn't seen it, now you have!  :}  Just think how easy it is to change the size of your faux scallops--little circles, little scallops; big circles, big scallops! Love it!! 

Something else I try to do with each card I create is to write the "recipe" on the back of card RIGHT AFTER I create THE final version of my card.

 

I list the stamp sets I used, the pads, accessories, everything I need to know to re-create it again.  See the date I completed my finished card???  If you know me, you know that "Yuki" and "self-discipline" do not go together!!!  I have no self-discipline, but I do try really really hard to write the recipe on the back of each and every card I create.  (If only I thought housework was just as important!)

 

So, there you have it--another "Card a Day in the Month of May" based on a fantastical sketch.

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Now, go out there and create your own fun!!

Yuki, angel 160

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Guest Designer Debra Hensley and A Card a Day in the Month of May

 

Hi Everyone! I'm so excited to be a part of our A Card a Day in the Month of May celebration! It's so inspirational to see the wonderful creations each of the guest designers has shared with us. Today we continue on with this week's fabulous sketch by Heather Scott. I decided to keep to the orignial dimesions of the sketch, except for rounding the bottom corners. This is a very basic and versatile design and words especially well to bring the focal point of your card to the stamped image.

For my card I used Lily Anna pattern paper, cardstock and ribbon. I stamped the cute kitty from Mabelle Ro's Fibi and Lilly R3284 with Memento ink. I colored her with Copic markers and added a little bling to the bee's wing by using one of my favorite tools- Stardust clear gelly pen F464. I can't live with out it! It adds just the right amount of sparkle anywhere I need it.

 

The sentiment is from English Everyday Cuties T3243. I also stamped the dots from background Soup T3346 in versarmark ink on the card base to give it some interest.

I encourage you to give this great sketch a try and post your creations.

As always- you ar interested in purchasing any of the supplies used to make this card please contact your local Angel!

Thanks for stopping by!

Debra

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Supplies used: lilly Anna cardstock B-314, Lilly Anna Pattern Paper V-833, Lilly Anna ribbon B-214, Versamark Ink S-1179, Memento Tuxedo Black Ink S-1900, Sartdust clear gelly pen F-464,

Stamps: Fibi and Lilly R-3284, English Everyday Cuties T-3243, Background Soup T-3346

Copics used: W1, W2, R20, YG 23, YG 03, RV21, RV13, Y11, B00

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Guest Designer Sharon Gabrielson and A Card a Day in the Month of May

It's Tuesday and I am so honored to be able to do this.

I decided to step out of my norm and do girls. I know it's a stretch but when you only have a boy that doesn't help. Plus, the stamp set I wanted to use I could only find half of it, and of course, the half I wanted was the part missing.  But I have to admit, I like how it turned out.

The card is very fast and easy to make. I followed Heather's pattern but changed a few things. The square is 2 3/4 x 2 3/4; my rectangle is 3 x 4 3/4. The tag comes with the paper pack.  I used an edge distresser and tore a couple of places.  My crop-a-dile went through the ribbon and tag. 

 

Supplies used:

Cha Cha Soar with It Collection [Cardstock B310; Ribbon B210; Hardware B110]

Movie Night T-3329

Copic Markers [too many colors to count :)]

Momento Tuxedo Black S-1900

Crop-A-Dile K-100

Scotch ATG 700 Tape Gun F611

Edge Distresser

Spica Glitter Pens

This is a FUN sketch, and I hope you give it a try!

Sharon Gabrielson, Angel #430

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Guest Designer Angela Kelley- A Card A Day In May

Good Morning! I hope that you all had a wonderful weekend and a fabulous Mother's Day! This week we have a brand new sketch to play with. Here is a link to all the great sketches by Heather, that we are using this whole month, just in case you would like to join in the fun yourself.

Normally I am a fly by the seat of my pants kind of designer. Usually I color first then figure out the layout, and papers after the fact. But sometimes I am in a hurry, or just lacking creative mojo, and a sketch is the perfect place to start. A sketch can be used exactly as is, as in the card above. Or it can be changed up, by flipping it around or adding a different shape for your focal image or sentiment. Or, you can add an embellishment of some kind as in this next picture. I tend to always want to add just a little something more, ribbon, bling, flowers. Sometimes it has a positive effect, sometimes not so much!

In this case I think it worked out for the better. I like the little bit of stickles I added to the water, and for me the button kind of balanced things out and dressed it up a little bit.

I made a few cards using this sketch, each one different. I will be adding them to my blog, Artistic Detours, during this week if you would like to visit me there and see more. I also can't wait to see what my fellow Angels have created using this sketch. You can check back here each day this week to see too! We would love to see what your take on this sketch is, add a link to your creation below!

Supplies:

Stamp Set: Oh No She Didn't

Ink: Momento Tuxedo Black, Rich Cocoa

Paper: Ultra smooth White Card stock, Mimi  card stock collection, Emma SWIC

Colored with copic markers on copic xpress paper, Skin: E000, 00, 01,R20,Hair: Y21, E97,99, Swimming Suit:R22,24,27,E23,25,29 Water:BG 01,05,09 Sky:BG000

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Guest Designer Candi Dierenfield - A Card A Day in May

Hello paper crafting fans! I have to admit that my time lately has NOT been spent in my craft room which is very sad to me. I did manage to get this card done using our card layout design for a little swap this month. The paper is one of my favorites from Uptown Girl. I just love the pinks and blacks! The cupcake image is from a Mabelle RO set called CupCake Cuties. It was colored wtih Copics and then I added some Stickles. The circle stamp is from Sweet Goodies stamp set. I love this combo of the circle saying with an image popped out. Forgive me sewing machine stitches. We were not getting along very well. A tip for sewing on cards - make sure that your adhesive is no where near where you want to sew. It will gum up they sewing needle and cause lots challenges - skipped stitches, broken threads, etc. To clean a sticky needle, I use alcohol wipes - or just put a new needle in. Also once you have sewn on paper - it doesn't work too well to sew on fabric.

Thanks for stopping by!
~ Candi ~

Guest Designer Beth Parker and A Card A Day in the Month of May

 

I love a black, white, yellow, and red combination on cards, so TAC's Miss Moxie paper collection and coordinating cardstock was a natural choice to make this card.  To create it, I temporarily attached white and the brilliant yellow cardstock to a black folded card made from our #80 heavy weight black cardstock.  The large flower from Blossoms and Blessings was stamped in Versamark, then heat embossed in white or black embossing powder.  Oh no!!!!.........specks of stray embossing powder all over my papers!   Lesson learned....don't try embossing  without first rubbing the cardstock with an X-Static pouch!  So on my SECOND card, after using the X-Static pad and embossing, the white paper was removed and backed with red cardstock.  The words, also from Blossoms and Blessings, were embossed and backed by a small scrap from the Miss Moxie Soar With It collection.  And to contrast with all the loopity-loop petals of the flowers, a bit of linear ribbon was added.  The button and ribbon are from my stash.

Materials used to create this card:

• V-841 Miss Moxie Soar With It Collection
• B-319 Miss Moxie Cardstock
• V-215 Black Cardstock
• T-3371 Blossoms and Blessings stamp set
• S-1179 Versamark stamp pad
• S-769 Black embossing powder
• S-759 White embossing powder
• F-161 X-static pouch

This great sketch was provided by Heather Scott and slightly tweaked to accommodate the stamp placement.  As a stamper, you know the question: what do I do with that empty spot/space?  So the words were moved to fill it up (smiles)

Thanks so much for allowing me to share the results of my play time with you!  If you would like to see more of my cards, you can do a search under "bethparker" in the gallery at TAC's Paper Crafting Community:  http://theangelcompany.ning.com  And I hope to see YOUR creation as you play along with A Card A Day in the Month of May sketch challenge!

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