Laters!
Laters!
Yeah, so I know it's over due to technical difficulties - thanks, btw, to all who were helping while Marie & Jess were away - but... I'm slipping in a last-minute card with Prince Ian... because I can! (HA! So there!)
Emily made this one for her friend Georgia's birthday, using PaperWorks Co Aqua Amigos set - except they are now the Aqua AmigAs... thanks to the shiny stars in their 'hair'. The photograph was also taken by the artiste herself.
This would be a bouncing Lily... I tell ya, that Baby Einstein jumper was sure a good investment!
Annnnndddddd....there's a Fudgee-O monster in this house (besides me!) - Lily was quite enjoying her half of the chocolate cookie - and then I disappeared for 3 hours over to the neighbour's house (unintentionally - I went to pick Emily up) and left poor Scotty with the mess below to clean up!Check out the info here.
Anyway, my Alter-native Medicine project is this plastic intended-to-be-photo-storage case, which not only received a little Bombshell love, but also is now doubling as a gift package. (And now, Mr. Roboto by Styx is playing in my mind....'secret, secret, I've got a secret....')
Later!
Yeah....I meant to have this posted MUCH earlier, however I didn't get the digi till after noon (thank you Mercy, btw - what a huge job you've taken on for the week!). You can't see it, but the black bg is embossed with the folder from the CB Love Language set (tiny hearts)... Oh, and there's glaze on the hearts on the PP & all gold on Charlotte is glittery, as is her hair. (Thanks, Spica Pens!)
Laters!
Steph


Here's my answer to Ms. January's Valentine Challenge happening over at Bombshell Stamps.

Very, very, very blingy.
Later!
This is part of a little gift package I made for the Post Master in Antler, ND. You see, we got ourselves a US Post Office Box, since it's only about 30 minutes away, and it saves SO MUCH on shipping costs when ordering stuff online! Anyway, the point is, I really like Ms. Post Master, so I just wanted to have something to bring her the next time we go down, just because.
The whole 'Deer' thing is partly because she's in Antler... corny, but cute. And, a good excuse to use this set by The Greeting Farm!
I made this matching box to hold the set of 4 glass coasters that I heat embossed the deer on the back of.

The Coasters - One each in Silver, White, Black & Copper....

You know, these coasters were some silly price (like $0.75 for the set) on clearance...glad I stocked up!

(In case you were wondering, the rest of the package contains a pretty Irish coffee mug and a jar of homemade hot chocolate mix...maybe I'll post those after I package them up.)
Well, that's it for today.

Later!

Brown is not a colour I use much of, and peach...well, let's just say it's not my favorite. I had to use these colours though - the My Mind's Eye paper (Be Loved) in the January kit is just so pretty, and I had to coordinate. See the pretty brown polka dot pieces? That's actually part of the MME logo label across the bottom of the diecut sheet. (What?! I was being un-wasteful!) And under the dew drops are the circles from the middle of the loops on one of the diecut borders... also supposed to be garbage, but it saved me having to punch them myself and use even more paper! <--this is the only kit I've actually used anything out of - I have kits from every month from August to January, and I am seriously hoarding them all... so, a New Year's resolution of mine is to use my PaperCard Kits for the PWCO Sunday Sketches as much as possible! (Yeah, right - we'll see if that actually happens.....)
And for once, I actually did the inside, too. Nothing elaborate...just a little strip of scrap leftover from the front, along with a diecut heart from the kit. The sentiment reads: "All you need is love!" You can find that in the Freckle Love Collection, too.
(Those, by the way, are funny little baby toes...you ever try taking photographs with one hand and a 7.5 month old in the other? LOL, it's tricky.)
Hopefully you'll play along with us at PWCO this week...
This is courtesy of the Mojo Monday Sketch #120... Since Mon Pere is a pilot, I thought Snoopy fit the bill...and I realize that Snoopy's plane should be red, however...I was in a blue mood. So there! :p
Note to self: Deciding AFTERWARD that you need a sentiment SHOULD result in a new piece being cut, stamped, and THEN Cuttlebugged...however, I already had eveything together, so the stamp slipped on one of the Swiss Dots...hence, the smudgy look. Also - Dew Drops melt. Kind of produces a cool effect; they've all mushed together...but not what I was going for this time. Oops. On a positive note - this card was done entirely with pieces from the Scrap Bags. I finally sorted my scrap stash & have now separated everything by colour. Cool.Here's Emily's card... for the record, when Emily (5) makes cards, she actually does do everything completely on her own (I'll make note of it if there's anything I help her with). Her image is also stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black, and coloured with various Copics.
Have a great day & thanks for looking!
Hugs,
Steph (and Emily!)