Showing posts with label Making Memorie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Making Memorie. Show all posts

Saturday, April 29, 2023

Hey Chicky card



This little chick and the flowers are stickers. I layered them onto a Making Memories chipboard shape/frame. The background is dry embossed with a Cuttlebug Swiss dot embossing folder. The rhinestones are from Want 2 Scrap. Thanks for looking.

Wednesday, December 23, 2020

10 Christmas Ornament Cards

I used the ornament stamp in all of these cards.

 The stamp I used is by Paper Salon.  
I colored the bulbs in with Copic markers

Cards #1 and #2 
The sentiment stamp by Hero Arts and the sticker by Echo Park
The die-cuts are by Spellbinders, except there is one red rectangle that I bought off eBay.
The die-cuts that have lighter green patterned paper are actually product packaging that had a great color and soft pattern. Check out the photo below.  The die-cut is Spellbinder's Label 20.



Card #3
The die-cut Spellbinders And Cricut 
The patterned paper is by Basic Grey 

Card #4
Patterned paper by Die Cuts with a View 
Die cut by Creative Memories 

Card #5
Corner punch by Marvy 
Patterned paper by Making Memories 
Die cut by Spellbinders 

Card #6
The border punch is unknown 
The patterned paper is by October Afternoon 
Epoxy stickers by K and Co.

Card #7
The die-cut Spellbinders And Cricut 
The patterned paper is by Making Memories and I’m not sure.
Sentiment stamp by Hero Arts 

Card #8
The die-cut Spellbinders And Cricut 
The patterned paper is by Stampin Up 
Rickrack from stash 

Card #9
The die-cut Spellbinders And Martha Stewart 
The patterned paper is by My Mind’s Eye 

Card#10
This one will come up again tomorrow
Patterned paper by Die Cuts with a View
Die cuts by Cricut
The sentiment is a sticker by SRM Stickers


There will be one more in tomorrow's post.

Thanks for looking


These last two pictures are the ornament stamps on their die-cut they went to.
On the back of the red paper, the writing tells me what Copic colors I used. Some of them have directions or pressures. Things for me to look back at when the card is finished and learn from it.




Thanks for looking.