Flutterby Wednesday - FBW128 Orange, Purple and Black
SCS Sketch Challenge - SC304
Creative Cottage - #26 Embossing
Raise the Bar - #41 Orange, Purple and Black
This week's Flutterby Challenge is to use the colors Orange, Purple and Black with your butterfly, fairy or angel on your project. I embossed this large stamp from Butterfly Garden by Unity Stamps on watercolor paper. Then I used an aquapainter and ink to add color. The sentiment is from an Ippity Stamps set called Just Wanted to Say.
Thanks for stopping by and have a fluttery day!
Stamps: Butteryfly Garden by Unity Stamps and Just Wanted to Say by Ippity Stamps
Paper: Basic Black, Watercolor Paper, DP from My Mind's Eye
Ink: Colorbox Pigment Black, Blush Blossom, Pumpkin Pie, Elegant Eggplant, Lavender Lace, Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Circle Nesties, Gems, Dimensional Tape, Black EP, Aquapainter
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Flutter By Wednesday #127
Hey everyone! It's time for Flutter By Wednesday again and this week is an open challenge. Anything goes as long as you have a Butterfly, Fairy or Angel on your creation.
Life has been full with celebrating my son's 13th birthday. We surprised him with a trip to Great Wolf Lodge and had so much family fun this weekend. His cousins, aunt and uncle were able to join us too. Then it's been back to reality with lots of school projects and homework, plus my body's dragging from a cold virus that's hit me this week. But never fear, I plan to get inky very soon and have some fluttery goodness to share with you yet. {wink}
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Fall Butterflies
Flutterby Wednesday - FBW126 Think Fall
Makeup 4 the Weekend - M4TW45 Use Vellum
Paper Sundaes - PSC39 A Change of Seasons
Stamp Something - Something Punchy
Ooh-La-La Creations - OLL#64 Nothing Floral
Stamp Simply - #160 Back to Nature
Splitcoast Inspiration - IC253 John Lewis Department Stores
This week's Flutterby Wednesday challenge is to use the theme of Fall when making your cards with a butterfly, fairy or angel on it. I used fall colors with this pretty paper by The Paper Studio. The sentiment is from Buggy Sayings by Paper Makeup Stamps.
And today is the last day to enter the Makeup 4 the Weekend challenge to use vellum on your card {It's my turn to host the M4TW challenge}. If you combine that with a PMS image and link it to the PMS blog before midnight, you'll be entered in a drawing to win a single stamp of your choice. And considering, ahem, that no one not on the design team has entered yet, you have a pretty good chance of winning! {LOL} Remember there are digi stamps in the PMS store if you don't own a rubber one yet!
Thanks for fluttering by today and I wish you all the beary best!
Stamps: Buggy Sayings by Paper Makeup Stamps
Paper: Red Riding Hood, Chocolate Chip, Vellum Cardstock, DP by The Paper Studio
Ink: Red Riding Hood
Accessories: Opaline Secret Pearls by Bazzill, SU! Butterfly Die, Dimensionals, SU! Photo Corner Punch, Circle Nesties, Xyron
Makeup 4 the Weekend - M4TW45 Use Vellum
Paper Sundaes - PSC39 A Change of Seasons
Stamp Something - Something Punchy
Ooh-La-La Creations - OLL#64 Nothing Floral
Stamp Simply - #160 Back to Nature
Splitcoast Inspiration - IC253 John Lewis Department Stores
This week's Flutterby Wednesday challenge is to use the theme of Fall when making your cards with a butterfly, fairy or angel on it. I used fall colors with this pretty paper by The Paper Studio. The sentiment is from Buggy Sayings by Paper Makeup Stamps.
And today is the last day to enter the Makeup 4 the Weekend challenge to use vellum on your card {It's my turn to host the M4TW challenge}. If you combine that with a PMS image and link it to the PMS blog before midnight, you'll be entered in a drawing to win a single stamp of your choice. And considering, ahem, that no one not on the design team has entered yet, you have a pretty good chance of winning! {LOL} Remember there are digi stamps in the PMS store if you don't own a rubber one yet!
Thanks for fluttering by today and I wish you all the beary best!
Stamps: Buggy Sayings by Paper Makeup Stamps
Paper: Red Riding Hood, Chocolate Chip, Vellum Cardstock, DP by The Paper Studio
Ink: Red Riding Hood
Accessories: Opaline Secret Pearls by Bazzill, SU! Butterfly Die, Dimensionals, SU! Photo Corner Punch, Circle Nesties, Xyron
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Moody for Computers
Today I have a couple of cards using Moody for Computers to share with you. Paper Makeup Stamps is reviewing all of the new stamps that were just released on the 7th. Be sure to visit the PMS Blog to see the other beautiful samples the Makeup Artists have made for you today. And remember the 15% discount code from the blog hop is good through the 14th! It's not too late to save some money while you go shopping! {wink}
I was inspired by this card created by one of our Senior Makeup Artists, Shaela Odd. I love how she colored Moody for Art in monochromatic tones and added color to the background. It just makes my heart go pitter-patter! {grin}
On this first card I stamped Moody for Computers on Gina K. Pure Luxury White cardstock and used Copic Markers N0, N2, N4, N6, N8 to color her in. The designer paper is from the Sakura Park line by Kaisercraft. I didn't have any red flowers, so I colored a white fabric flower with a red copic marker. I used one of the simple sentiments from Paper Makeup Stamps, I'm so happy you're my friend. I have so many on-line friends that I've never had the privilege of meeting in real life yet. This image just makes me think of them and how happy I am to have met them through the computer. {smile}
On my second card, I wanted to try using the same markers on vanilla cardstock instead of white. I think it gives the image a little more softer and warmer feel to it, but it's a very subtle difference. I have a few cyber friends and faraway friends who are going through hard times right now. Even though I can't be there in person and give any of them a big hug, I can check up on them and send encouraging notes through my computer. That means so much to me. With that in mind, this sentiment from When There's Nothing Left to Say was the perfect choice.
I think using vellum shapes behind Moody for Computers and the saying gives a nice subtle shadow to them. And it fits in perfectly with the Makeup 4 the Weekend challenge to use vellum on your projects this week! {hint, hint} I like how it looks like she's in the glow of her computer screen in the midst of all those city buildings. That fabulous paper is from Basic Grey Wander.
Thanks for stopping by today and I wish you all the beary best!
First Card
Stamps: Moody for Computers and sentiment by Paper Makeup Stamps
Paper: Gina K. Pure Luxury White, Basic Black, Real Red, Kasiercraft Sakura Park DP
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Piercing Tools, Black Pen, Copic Markers, Dimensionals, Flower, Black Gem, Grosgrain Ribbon
Second Card
Stamps: Moody for Computers, When There's Nothing Left to Say by Paper Makeup Stamps
Paper: Basic Black, Very Vanilla, Vellum Cardstock, Basic Grey Wander DP
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Circle Nesties, SU! Large Oval Punch, Dimensional Tape, Black Gems, Copic Markers
I was inspired by this card created by one of our Senior Makeup Artists, Shaela Odd. I love how she colored Moody for Art in monochromatic tones and added color to the background. It just makes my heart go pitter-patter! {grin}
On this first card I stamped Moody for Computers on Gina K. Pure Luxury White cardstock and used Copic Markers N0, N2, N4, N6, N8 to color her in. The designer paper is from the Sakura Park line by Kaisercraft. I didn't have any red flowers, so I colored a white fabric flower with a red copic marker. I used one of the simple sentiments from Paper Makeup Stamps, I'm so happy you're my friend. I have so many on-line friends that I've never had the privilege of meeting in real life yet. This image just makes me think of them and how happy I am to have met them through the computer. {smile}
On my second card, I wanted to try using the same markers on vanilla cardstock instead of white. I think it gives the image a little more softer and warmer feel to it, but it's a very subtle difference. I have a few cyber friends and faraway friends who are going through hard times right now. Even though I can't be there in person and give any of them a big hug, I can check up on them and send encouraging notes through my computer. That means so much to me. With that in mind, this sentiment from When There's Nothing Left to Say was the perfect choice.
I think using vellum shapes behind Moody for Computers and the saying gives a nice subtle shadow to them. And it fits in perfectly with the Makeup 4 the Weekend challenge to use vellum on your projects this week! {hint, hint} I like how it looks like she's in the glow of her computer screen in the midst of all those city buildings. That fabulous paper is from Basic Grey Wander.
Thanks for stopping by today and I wish you all the beary best!
First Card
Stamps: Moody for Computers and sentiment by Paper Makeup Stamps
Paper: Gina K. Pure Luxury White, Basic Black, Real Red, Kasiercraft Sakura Park DP
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Piercing Tools, Black Pen, Copic Markers, Dimensionals, Flower, Black Gem, Grosgrain Ribbon
Second Card
Stamps: Moody for Computers, When There's Nothing Left to Say by Paper Makeup Stamps
Paper: Basic Black, Very Vanilla, Vellum Cardstock, Basic Grey Wander DP
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Circle Nesties, SU! Large Oval Punch, Dimensional Tape, Black Gems, Copic Markers
Friday, October 8, 2010
Beauty and Vellum
Makeup 4 the Weekend - M4TW45 Use Vellum
I am hosting this week's challenge for Paper Makeup Stamps and it's a fairly simple one. All you have to do is use vellum somewhere on your card - easy peasy, right? I know this time of year is crazy now that school is back in full swing {at least it's that way for me, haha} and I wanted a challenge that could go with any kind of stamp or style card.
Okay, now that I've talked about how simple and easy my challenge *should* be, I have a confession! {LOL} I totally did this card the HARD way! I didn't even realize it until I had finished and sat back to take a look at it, haha. I knew that I wanted to use the word art Beauty is looking inside a heart shape and I wanted to emboss a vellum background. For some reason I had it in my head that I needed to cut out a heart from the vellum to frame the saying, and so I had to have it all positioned *just right*. Once I got done fussing with that step, I thought the heart would look nice framed somehow. I had to line up the two heart nesties *just right* to get that thin scallop border to attach to my heart window. THEN I looked at it and realized I could have just done a 1/4 sheet of the embossed vellum with a scallop heart on top of that and a pink heart with the saying on top of that! Isn't that funny?! It would have been sooooo much easier that way. {roll eyes}
Now how would you like to win a single stamp of your choice? Here's all you have to do:
1. Participate in the challenge
2. Use PMS images (stamped or digi)
Easy right?!! Link up your creation on the PMS Blog by midnight on Wednesday to be included in the Thursday Showoff and to be in the drawing for some free rubbah. While you don't have to use Paper Makeup Stamps to play in the challenge, you do need to use them to be entered in the drawing. Don't forget to mention the challenge in your post, and when you upload to SCS/PCP use the keyword M4TW45 so we can see your creations there as well. Also, be sure your link is directly to your challenge card to make it easier on those of us who love to comment. {happy face}
Thanks for stopping by and I wish you all the beary best!
Stamps: Word Art 'Beauty is looking' by Paper Makeup Stamps
Paper: Chocolate Chip, Pretty in Pink, Vellum Cardstock
Markers: Chocolate Chip, Real Red, Marina Mist
Accessories: SU! embossing folder, Gems, Heart Nesties, Grosgrain Ribbon, Xyron
I am hosting this week's challenge for Paper Makeup Stamps and it's a fairly simple one. All you have to do is use vellum somewhere on your card - easy peasy, right? I know this time of year is crazy now that school is back in full swing {at least it's that way for me, haha} and I wanted a challenge that could go with any kind of stamp or style card.
Okay, now that I've talked about how simple and easy my challenge *should* be, I have a confession! {LOL} I totally did this card the HARD way! I didn't even realize it until I had finished and sat back to take a look at it, haha. I knew that I wanted to use the word art Beauty is looking inside a heart shape and I wanted to emboss a vellum background. For some reason I had it in my head that I needed to cut out a heart from the vellum to frame the saying, and so I had to have it all positioned *just right*. Once I got done fussing with that step, I thought the heart would look nice framed somehow. I had to line up the two heart nesties *just right* to get that thin scallop border to attach to my heart window. THEN I looked at it and realized I could have just done a 1/4 sheet of the embossed vellum with a scallop heart on top of that and a pink heart with the saying on top of that! Isn't that funny?! It would have been sooooo much easier that way. {roll eyes}
Now how would you like to win a single stamp of your choice? Here's all you have to do:
1. Participate in the challenge
2. Use PMS images (stamped or digi)
Easy right?!! Link up your creation on the PMS Blog by midnight on Wednesday to be included in the Thursday Showoff and to be in the drawing for some free rubbah. While you don't have to use Paper Makeup Stamps to play in the challenge, you do need to use them to be entered in the drawing. Don't forget to mention the challenge in your post, and when you upload to SCS/PCP use the keyword M4TW45 so we can see your creations there as well. Also, be sure your link is directly to your challenge card to make it easier on those of us who love to comment. {happy face}
Thanks for stopping by and I wish you all the beary best!
Stamps: Word Art 'Beauty is looking' by Paper Makeup Stamps
Paper: Chocolate Chip, Pretty in Pink, Vellum Cardstock
Markers: Chocolate Chip, Real Red, Marina Mist
Accessories: SU! embossing folder, Gems, Heart Nesties, Grosgrain Ribbon, Xyron
Labels:
makeup4theweekend,
Paper Makeup Stamps,
Word Art
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Feeling Icky
Welcome to the last stop on today's blog hop for Paper Makeup Stamps October Release! You should have arrived here from Christi Snow's blog. If you didn't, you'll want to start at the beginning with the PMS blog and admire all of the beautiful creations by the Makeup Artists as you hop along back to here. {wink} And be sure to leave comments along the way because one of those comments is going to win a $25 gift certificate! You have until Sunday {10/10} to get your commenting done.
My card features poor Flubu who is feeling icky. He's so icky that not only is he green, but he's covered in spots! {LOL} I love how paper piecing this little monster really brought him to life. Look at the close-up below.
I shadowed his eyes with a grey pencil to give him that "I can't sleep and I feel icky" look. I love how that paper from Basic Grey looks like a quilt that he's wrapped himself up in. I colored the thermometer with a stardust glitter pen. Flubu's horns and ice pack are paper-pieced too.
And now here is your last letter to collect for this month's 15% discount code on the new release. It's the letter "t" and it has the same green color and spots as poor Flubu! Remember the discount code is only good for one week, so get your shopping done early! {grin}
Thanks for hopping along with the Paper Makeup Artists today. We hope you will join us at the Release Party tonight in the PMS forum. It starts at 9pm EST and there's always lots of chatter, as well as games and prizes. Until next time, I wish you all the beary best!
Challenges: Splitcoast Sketch Challenge SC301
Stamps: Flubu and sentiment by Paper Makeup Stamps
Paper: Marina Mist, Dusty Durango, Watercolor Paper, Basic Grey Marrakech, Basic Grey Sugar Rush
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Buttons, 1/4" Circle Punch, Stardust Glitter Pen, Prismacolor Pencils, Piercing Tools, White Gel Pen, Glue Dots
And now here is your last letter to collect for this month's 15% discount code on the new release. It's the letter "t" and it has the same green color and spots as poor Flubu! Remember the discount code is only good for one week, so get your shopping done early! {grin}
Thanks for hopping along with the Paper Makeup Artists today. We hope you will join us at the Release Party tonight in the PMS forum. It starts at 9pm EST and there's always lots of chatter, as well as games and prizes. Until next time, I wish you all the beary best!
Challenges: Splitcoast Sketch Challenge SC301
Stamps: Flubu and sentiment by Paper Makeup Stamps
Paper: Marina Mist, Dusty Durango, Watercolor Paper, Basic Grey Marrakech, Basic Grey Sugar Rush
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Buttons, 1/4" Circle Punch, Stardust Glitter Pen, Prismacolor Pencils, Piercing Tools, White Gel Pen, Glue Dots
Labels:
Flubu,
Paper Makeup Stamps,
PMS Blog Hop,
Sketch Challenge
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Angie Angel
Flutterby Wednesday - FBW#125 Open Challenge
Mercy's Tuesday Sketch Challenge - MTSC94
This week Flutterby Wednesday is hosting an Open Challenge - anything goes as long as your project has a butterfly, angel or fairy on it. And we have a fabulously fun sponsor - Robyn's Fetish. I have used one of their Digital Stamps called Angie Angel on my card. I colored her with pastel chalks and used stickles on her wings. The designer paper is from the Basic Grey Pyrus collection and it has all been edged with a stardust glitter pen.
Thanks for fluttering by today and I hope you'll get inky with us at Flutterby Wednesday this week. {wink}
Stamps: Angie Angel Digital Stamp from Robyn's Fetish
Paper: Always Artichoke, Whisper White, Basic Grey Pyrus DP
Accessories: Pastel Chalks, Stickles, Buttons, Stardust Glitter Pen, Labels Ten Nesties, Dimensional Tape
Mercy's Tuesday Sketch Challenge - MTSC94
This week Flutterby Wednesday is hosting an Open Challenge - anything goes as long as your project has a butterfly, angel or fairy on it. And we have a fabulously fun sponsor - Robyn's Fetish. I have used one of their Digital Stamps called Angie Angel on my card. I colored her with pastel chalks and used stickles on her wings. The designer paper is from the Basic Grey Pyrus collection and it has all been edged with a stardust glitter pen.
Thanks for fluttering by today and I hope you'll get inky with us at Flutterby Wednesday this week. {wink}
Stamps: Angie Angel Digital Stamp from Robyn's Fetish
Paper: Always Artichoke, Whisper White, Basic Grey Pyrus DP
Accessories: Pastel Chalks, Stickles, Buttons, Stardust Glitter Pen, Labels Ten Nesties, Dimensional Tape
Monday, October 4, 2010
School Boy Fairy
Today is Day 3 of Paper Makeup Stamps sneak peeks for October! Be sure to check out the PMS Blog for previous peeks of this month's card kit and the So Sweet stamp set. Plus there is info on how to win some prizes, so read carefully!
My sneak peek for you today is this School Boy Fairy. Doesn't he look so handsome and proud?! I can see myself giving this to one of my sons for a good report card or an "A" on a school project. {wink} I colored him with prismacolor pencils and baby oil. That fabulous designer paper is from Cosmo Cricket The Boyfriend collection.
Look here for more sneak peeks on October 5th and 6th. Then on the 7th we have a Blog Hop in the morning that will give you a discount code towards the October Release. The stamps go live in the PMS store at 9pm EST. We hope you'll join us at the Release Party in the PMS forum for lots of fun chatter, some games and prizes.
Thanks for stopping by and I wish you all the beary best!Stamps: School Boy Fairy and What an Accomplishment by Paper Makeup Stamps
Paper: Chocolate Chip, GKD Pure Luxury White, Cosmo Cricket The Boyfriend DP
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Paper Clip, Prismacolor Pencils, Baby Oil, SU! Notebook Punch
Labels:
Paper Makeup Stamps,
School Boy Fairy,
Sneak Peek
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