Here is a card I made for my friend for Mother's Day. The stamp is from I Brake For Stamps colored with copics. The background is done with watercolors.
I used the Dylusions Resist background technique from Technique Junkies Newsletter which is this week's Try That Technique. The background stamp is from Stampin Up! This technique is so easy, easy, easy and it generates such beautiful and unique results.
I am so happy that you stopped by today and I hope you have a crafty day!
Tricia
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Thursday, February 6, 2014
Welcome Baby
My mom's friend's son is having his first baby...it's a girl. She is making her some fabulous homemade gifts (quilts, clothes and blankets..oh my). She asked me to make her a baby card to go with her gifts.
I won the cut file (The Cutting Café) in a blog hop that I did last year to benefit a fellow crafter with Cancer. I wasn't sure what to do with them as I didn't have a cutter so I just kept them. Imagine how delighted I was when I got my Silhouette Cameo...woo hoo.
Ok, on to the details.
The onesie, flowers and butterfly were part of the cut file. The digi stamp is from Dustin Pike colored with copics. I used the Technique Junkies newsletter "Copic Stencil" behind the elephant. This is also a technique that I learned from the copic classroom "Creative Backgrounds" with Marie Gamber. I used my silhouette to cut the paint splat that I used as my stencil. Stamp is from Stampin Up! Inside verse is from the internet.
I am entering this into the Copic Classroom Challenge - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
I won the cut file (The Cutting Café) in a blog hop that I did last year to benefit a fellow crafter with Cancer. I wasn't sure what to do with them as I didn't have a cutter so I just kept them. Imagine how delighted I was when I got my Silhouette Cameo...woo hoo.
Ok, on to the details.
The onesie, flowers and butterfly were part of the cut file. The digi stamp is from Dustin Pike colored with copics. I used the Technique Junkies newsletter "Copic Stencil" behind the elephant. This is also a technique that I learned from the copic classroom "Creative Backgrounds" with Marie Gamber. I used my silhouette to cut the paint splat that I used as my stencil. Stamp is from Stampin Up! Inside verse is from the internet.
I am entering this into the Copic Classroom Challenge - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
Thank you so much for stopping by! Have a crafty day!
Tricia
Monday, October 7, 2013
Designer Paper Perfection CD BLOG HOP!!
Hi Bloggers!
My first project using the Punched DP Shadows technique. The sentiment is from Stampin Up! I used designed paper from Gina K Designs for the snowflake circles. The background paper is from Stampin Up!. I punched the holes with my spellbinders snowflake dies.
The TJ Design Team is here to roll out the Technique Junkies new CD -- Designer Paper Perfection. We are so excited to have you join us.
You should have arrived here from Hetty‘s blog. I just love her work. To start at the beginning with Judy go to the Design Team website by clicking here.
This CD contains 45
tutorials -- 30 brand new tutorials and 15 from the archives -- and is
available now for order!
New on this CDThis CD contains a pictorial index that you can print out -- each of the 45 tutorials on the CD are represented with pictures in the index. It has been designed to make it easier than ever to find a tutorial on the CD. Check it out here...
My second project uses the Paper Peek Through technique. The background papers are from Stampin Up!. The digital stamps are from Doodle Dragon Designs colored with copics. The sentiment is from Stampn Up!
The last stop is the FABULOUS Pat. I love all her work ALL the time.
If you get lost, you can always refer to the list below.
Tricia OBin (that's me)
Thank you so much for joining us today & have a crafty day!!!
Tricia
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