Card Recognition

Showing posts with label Lucy's Cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lucy's Cards. Show all posts

Saturday, January 21, 2012

books


I don't normally post more then one project a day, but I made this journal for a friend's upcoming giveaway, details to be shared a bit later and since I was inspired by Lucy's Cards Inspiration Day #4 I thought I'd better link up before time runs out. So much for the winter weather I was talking about this morning, the sun is out and there's not a cloud in the sky.

Materials: PTI All Booked Up, PTI Mat Stack 3 Collection, PTI Mat Stack 3 dies, My Favorite Things stickers, Versafine black ink, My Mind's Eye Lime Twist patterned paper, May Arts natural string, Tattered Angels black mist, Smooch clear spritz, EK Success 1 3/4th inch circle punch

Friday, January 13, 2012

TGIF Wine Labels


As some of you've seen, my card blog has been taken over by wine labels.  Well today I've got 3 more to share and I'm happy to report that I mailed off all 12 of them, woo hoo!  Custom order complete.  I'll share the rest of them soon.  The top label was my attempt to CASE this one, but it morphed into its own label.  I added some scallops for the CAS-ual Fridays "scallops" challenge.


This label uses the Unity Sketch Challenge and Lucy's Cards Inspiration Day #2.  And since it's Friday, I'm going to play along with the Friends With Flair crew over at Unity.


 


This last one was inspired by the fabulous Hero Arts hop this week, talk about talent!  I used the new HA newspaper Tullips (embossed on vellum) over some fabulous Hero Arts patterned card stock.  I used the January challenge colors for their challenge.

Materials: to be added later, must feed hungry children

Sunday, January 8, 2012

Super Sunday thanks and wine label


Happy Sunday!  It's time for another 365 Cards Super Sketchy Sunday.  I used the clear blocking technique to add the background.  I was inspired by Lucy's Cards Inspiration Day #1.  And since I've added a little twine to the card I'm going to enter it in the Ribbon Carousel "Anything Goes" challenge.


Next up, another wine label!  For those of you who follow my blog you'll know that I'm a bit behind on my order to make a dozen wine labels.  Oops.  


And being challenge happy girl, I've used this week's ColourQ colors and the Unity Sketch Challenge. I pulled out the 2011 KOTM  Small Things matter most and I can't believe I hadn't inked any of the stamps I used on this label...  And since last Sunday I posted about a giveaway on my work Facebook page, I'm happy to report that the giveaway is still going... if you win the gift certificate for the bottle of wine you can always give it to me, I'll send you a pretty wine label as a thank you :)


Materials: Thanks card: PTI Gracias Vases, PTI Mat Stack 4, Hero Arts inks: soft lilac, soft blossom, Versafine black ink, Tim Holtz distress inks fired brick, ripe persimmons, shabby shutters, mustard seed, PTI white card stock, Twinery charcoal twine

Wine Labels: Unity April KOTM Small Things matter most, PTI Soft stone card stock, Coredinations card stock, Smooch Cheery Ice spritz, PTI edgers die and Limitless Layers 1 3/4th inch die, Spellbinders Nestabilities Label One, Tim Holtz Distress Ink fired brick and worn lipstick, Versafine black ink, EK Success corner rounder

Thursday, January 5, 2012

hello, friend and celebrate



 
You know when you have a bunch of cards you need to make and you end up making random cards because that's what you were inspired to do?  Hello, friend is one of those.  I used Lucy's Cards sketch (Day #4).  Young Crafters Unite is having a CAS challenge and I love all the white on this card, swoon.


And this wine label uses the Make it Monday technique of the ink brayer over the impression plate and I think it works for the Lawnscaping Birthday challenge.  I also used the Lucy's Cards sketch (Day #3).

 

Materials: Card: PTI Mat Stack collection sentiment, PTI Mendhi Medallions, Spellbinders scallop circle die and circle die, Vintage Charm bling, PTI vintage cream card stock, black card stock, vellum, Versafine black ink.

Wine label: Lawn Fawn Bannerific, Cosmo Cricket rub on, patterened paper from my stash, Coredinations card stock, PTI vintage cream card stock, PTI edgers die, PTI Limitless Circles 1 3/4th inch die, EK Success corner rounder, PTI impression plate, pink paislee twine, Tim Holtz distress ink vintage photo, Tattered Angels black mist, Versafine black ink



Wednesday, January 4, 2012

some journeys cannot be put into words





I won some Amy Tangerine stickers from my local craft shop and thought they'd be perfect for Lucy's Sketch (Day #2).  I used a topo map of Denali for the Moxie Fab World "Map to your Heart" challenge.   I opted out of the sentiment.  I've been asked to make an anniversary card for a friend and the direction was "something non-sappy and no sentiment".  Do you guys think this works?  And yesterday I posted a card for my little guy's birthday and I thought some of you might enjoy this precious photo of him blowing out the candles on his cupcakes, Happy Birthday Josh!

Materials: Amy Tangerine remarks stickers, Topo map, My Favorite Things scallop die,  PTI soft stone card stock, Sharpie black pen, Tim Holtz distress ink antique linen

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

make a wish, Mr. 4 year old


My little man is 4 today, where does the time go?  I have things to do for his birthday party, so I'l be brief.  I've used Lucy's Cards Day #1 sketch, the Make It Monday selective impression technique and the Moxie Fab World Tuesday Trigger.  And just a note, that it's rare that I make a card with no stamping...





And because many of you know that the other little one is crafty, here's Ben's birthday card for his brother.  

Materials: PTI By the Numbers die and impression plate, PTI Mat Stack 4 die, PTI Double sided banner die, My Mind's Eye Lime Twist pattered paper, Coredinations green card stock, PTI soft stone card stock, vellum, SRM sticker

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Classy & Elegant Pink and Grey Dresses


I'm trying to break out of my normal style, in honor of the Moxie Fab World style week. Kim's Off the Wall Craftiness just oozed classy and elegant. I don't normally do pink, I don't normally do grey either.. so I figured if I'm moving out of my comfort zone why not go classy & elegant. I tried to dress up the dresses with the ribbon, twine and button & vellum. I keep using these adorable Stampin Up Dress forms, click here, here, here, here for some of the other fun color combinations I've done. I keep saying I have to return the stamp set to its rightful owner, but she keeps rescheduling our card date, so I'm going to keep playing with them till I have to return them. Lucy's Cards and Crazy 4 Challenges are celebrating buttons and I was convinced that I had none (it's not my normal embellishment), but then I found one at the bottom of the pen cup-- and lucky me it's pink. I'm not sure I'm a classy and elegant gal, but at least I can say I tried. Now I'll go back to my clean and graphic style.

Materials: Stampin Up dress form stamp, Stampin Up black ink, vellum, white ribbon, pink twine, pink button, Fiskars rotary scallop cutter, Stampin Up pink card stock, white art paper scrap, grey paper from Spotlight, white gel pen

Friday, June 11, 2010

Love Birds




A sketch from this week's Card Patterns challenge using Lucy's Cards color challenge (with bonus points for birds).

Materials: Hero Arts Clear Designs birds, Penny Black heart, Stampin Up Circle Punch, water color pencils, versamark, black ink, white, blue & kraft card stock

Friday, May 21, 2010

Winter Wonderland


Lucy's Cards is having a challenge using at least one sort of digital element. She included a lot of great links on her site, but I took her recommendation and tried out this paper. I haven't printed papers off the computer before and I'm a little scared- my collection of paper is already large enough as it is. But this was quick and fun and I can see the advantage of combing digital elements with traditional cards. I printed the paper on vellum and the end result was very cool looking.

Materials: blue card stock, white, white eyelets, Studio G stamp, Fiskars scallop rotary cuter

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Retro Tullips


Due to my new addictive hobby of card competitions I recently won a digital stamp of Retro Tulips by Jane. Thank you Lucy's cards, all I had to do was post a comment, how easy was that? Here are a few close ups.

And then best of all. Here's my soon-to-be 5 year's card using the new tullips.