Monday, May 30, 2011

Father's Day Fun!

Happy Memorial Day everyone! Even though it is Memorial Day, we are celebrating Father's Day today at Practical Scrappers and I thought I'd share this cute little card I created in about 14 minutes late last night! It took me longer to glue my string on it without getting glue all over the place than it did anything else ;)



Product List
Papers used -
* The Paper Company (kraft cardstock and ivory)
* DCWV (all plaid pattern papers from Amber Autumn Stack)
Martha Stewart twine
Cuttlebug & Argyle Embossing folder
Studio g Father's Day stamps
StazOn Timber Brown Ink
Assorted Brads

I will even share the link here where I got this cute origami shirt from. Just click here to watch and learn.

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Thursday, May 26, 2011

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Kerri

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

And Finally....

Getting back to updating my blog--we'll see if I can keep up with it once the kids are home here in 8 days for the summer. The project I have to share with you today is a card that I made for my cousin's third birthday this past weekend. She was having a Wizard of Oz theme party and my mom asked me to make her a card. Here's what I came up with....




*I created the card base and rainbow stripes using my Creative Memories Custom Cutting System using the different sizes of circle patterns.
*Dorothy was a free SVG that I found online ( I have to go back and look but wil link to the blog I found it on).
* I embossed the card using my Cuttlebug--used Swiss Dots on the card and sun and D'Vine Swirls on the Clouds.
* Also, added some Christmas Red Stickles to the shoes (ruby slippers of course) and the face was stamped using Peachy Keen face stamps.



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Kerri

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