Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Clam Shell Box

Last night on Crafter's Annonymous we made a "clam shell box". It's an awesome site. On a Monday night they have tutorials.

This is the project we will make at Bel Air Baptist Church "Creative Card Group" this Thursday night.

Card: Baja Breeze, Marina Mist, Greenhouse Gala DSP
Accessories: Marina Mist Grosgrain ribbon,

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Tea Light Candle Holder


Our Tuesday and Friday class for Bel Air Creative Card Group, as well as our Deaf Ministry Craft Group really enjoyed making these candle holders.

You will need:
bigshot,
flower folds die
vintage wallpaper embossing folder
candle

Monday, February 7, 2011

Tropical Party


Stamp Sets : tropical party, teeny tiny sentiments

Ink: old olive, not quite navy, melon mambo

Paper: whisper white, not quite navy, old olive, tangerine tango, melon mambo

Accessories: big shot, square lattice embossing folder, island floral die, chocolate chip marker, stamp positioned, basic rhinestone jewels, modern label punch, word window punch


Saturday, December 4, 2010

ESAD Summer Mini Blog Hop

Welcome to my blog and thanks for stopping by. I hope you are enjoying the ESAD Summer Mini Blog Hop so far. You have come here from Vicki Were's blog. Wasn't her project great. This blog hop is to celebrate the launch of the new Summer Mini catalogue which is available until the end of March. There will be a link at the end of the post to Sherylee Tutt’s blog. There are 13 blogs in total in this hop, I hope you will stop by them all. Everyone will have great projects for you from the new Mini Catalogue, it's a great chance to see the new product from the mini from different demonstrators.

What is ESAD?

ESAD stands for Extra Special Australasian Demonstrators and it is an online group just for Australian and New Zealand demonstrators for Stampin’ Up!

We so love what we do and not only do we love to share it with our customers, friends, and wonderful blog visitors but we share our love for what we do with each other as Demonstrators. We run swaps, challenges, tutorials, product know how and cyberstamps and we are always there to help and support each other when its needed.

So if you are a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator located in Australia or New Zealand then please feel free to click here to join our wonderful group

Now about the cards that I have made today.

All the cards I have made today are using our new “Builder Wheels” -So many Stars and Birthday and Candle Crazy.

These cards use our new Builder wheel Spindle which allows you to assemble 3 smaller wheels into one which is the same size as our “Jumbo” wheel. The spindle also comes with spacers which allows you to use one or two wheels.




On the first card I have used the three wheels together, I have also used our new Triple Cell Cartridge. This allows you to ink each cell a different colour. I have used Tempting Turquoise, So Safron and Certainly Celery. Not sure if I am happy with the combination. Let me know what you think. On the background I have used the wheel again but this time I inked it up using tempting turquoise. I have then wheeled this diagonally across the card. It’s very eye catching stamping backgrounds on the diagonal. If you happen to have gone crooked, it’s forgiving and you don’t notice it because your eye isn’t drawn to it. It’s a bit like an optical illusion.


The second card I have used the “So Many Stars” with the spacer in the middle and then “Candle Crazy” straight on the real red stamp pad. I then have removed the 2 from the spindle and placed the “Birthday” on the spindle with the 2 spacers and wheeled using Pacific Point in the middle of the image. This gives you a 2 colour effect. I also have used the candles and balloons from “Party This Way” Stamp set. I love this card, so bright and cheery.

The last card I did something tricky. I put the “So Many Stars” on the spindle then the spacer and then the “Candle Crazy”. I wheeled the “So Many Stars in tempting turquoise on the edge of the stamp pad. I then wheeled the “Candle Crazy in certainly celery on the other edge of the stamp pad. With the spacer in the middle it allows you to do this. It gives a great space to stamp between to frame your greeting.

Well I hope you like my projects, I hope I have inspired you to give the new wheels a try.

It’s time to move on to Sherylee Tutt’s blog. Hope to see you again soon.

Monday, November 8, 2010

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Just Beachy


Stamp Sets : Just Beachy, Life Definitions

Ink: Stazon, chocolate chip, not quite navy

Paper: baja breeze, Bella Rose, Not quite navy, whisper white

Accessories: wide oval punch not quite navy Stampin Write marker, chocolate chip Stampin Write marker, colour spritzer tool

Technique: Spritzing

I CASED this card from Elizabeth Stewart. Check out her site, it is awesome.

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Cute and Curly




Stamp Sets : cute & curly

Ink: real red

Paper: old olive, ski slope dsp, whisper white

Accessories: curly label punch bundle, dimensionals