A little over a year ago at Tag You're It Challenge we said goodbye....but not for good! I'm so happy to say that with challenge #80 WE ARE BACK!
Tags are such fun projects to make. You can use them as tags on gifts or you can add them to a card front to make a great card. For our comeback challenge we've got a valentine - love is in the air - theme!
For sure I wanted to incorporate some hearts onto my tag. I found an old stamp set that had a few heart images with various patterns so I stamped a couple of them in red and pink. To my tag I added a die cut "love" sentiment and a couple of those stamped hearts along with a sentiment on an angle. At Time Out Challenges their inspiration photo had a lot of hearts so I wanted to play along with them as well!
It's so great to be back at Tag You're It Challenge! Our design team has got some great tags to inspire you to play along with us!
Supplies
Stamps: I {Heart} Hearts ( Stampin' Up!); Love (Hero Arts)
Paper: Solar White (Neenah); Real Red (Stampin' Up!)
Ink: Real Red, Pretty in Pink (Stampin' Up!)
Accessories: Love die (Hero Arts)
Showing posts with label Time Out Challenges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Time Out Challenges. Show all posts
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Wednesday, January 9, 2019
Freshly Made Sketches 370
Hello! It's Wednesday so that means it's time for a new challenge from Freshly Made Sketches. This week our sketch is designed by our frequent flyer Jen Timko. As soon as I saw it I knew exactly what stamp set I wanted to use!
I knew that I wanted to use these confetti corners in place of the snowflakes but I didn't know what kind of sentiment I wanted in the center. I chose this Mr & Mrs for no reason other than it was small enough to not take up too much space and still allow the corners to be the star! I have no particular need for a wedding card, but when I do I'll be all set! After I made this I saw that the challenge at Time Out Challenges is Loving so I call that serendipity!
Thanks for stopping by! I hope we'll see you in the gallery at Freshly Made Sketches! Just pop on over there for all the details plus some amazing inspiration from our design team.
Supplies
Stamps: Holiday Confetti (The Ton); Congratulations (Simon Says Stamp)
Paper: Classic Ivory (Flourishes)
Ink: Versamark
Accessories: gold embossing powder
I knew that I wanted to use these confetti corners in place of the snowflakes but I didn't know what kind of sentiment I wanted in the center. I chose this Mr & Mrs for no reason other than it was small enough to not take up too much space and still allow the corners to be the star! I have no particular need for a wedding card, but when I do I'll be all set! After I made this I saw that the challenge at Time Out Challenges is Loving so I call that serendipity!
Thanks for stopping by! I hope we'll see you in the gallery at Freshly Made Sketches! Just pop on over there for all the details plus some amazing inspiration from our design team.
Supplies
Stamps: Holiday Confetti (The Ton); Congratulations (Simon Says Stamp)
Paper: Classic Ivory (Flourishes)
Ink: Versamark
Accessories: gold embossing powder
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Time Out Challenges
I'm back again with another card for Time Out Challenges where I'm guest designing! Our inspiration comes from Karen.
Karen's card (on the right) featured a sponged stencil design so that's what I did with my card. I used some yellow and green ink to sponge the rays of that grungy sun stencil. Then I stamped over it in black with this long, subway-style sentiment. I thought that it sort of echoed the theme of Karen's.
Once again, I want to send a big thank you to everyone at Time Out Challenges for inviting me to play along with them for this challenge!
And thanks for stopping by!
Supplies:
Stamps: Going Somewhere (Tim Holtz)
Paper: White (Spectrum Noir)
Ink: Squeezed Lemonade, Crushed Olive (Distress); Onyx Black (Versafine)
Accessories: Urban Insiders Square Stencil (Stencil Girl Products)
Karen's card (on the right) featured a sponged stencil design so that's what I did with my card. I used some yellow and green ink to sponge the rays of that grungy sun stencil. Then I stamped over it in black with this long, subway-style sentiment. I thought that it sort of echoed the theme of Karen's.
Once again, I want to send a big thank you to everyone at Time Out Challenges for inviting me to play along with them for this challenge!
And thanks for stopping by!
Supplies:
Stamps: Going Somewhere (Tim Holtz)
Paper: White (Spectrum Noir)
Ink: Squeezed Lemonade, Crushed Olive (Distress); Onyx Black (Versafine)
Accessories: Urban Insiders Square Stencil (Stencil Girl Products)
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Time Out Challenge #44
Good morning! A few weeks ago I played along in a Time Out Challenge and you'll never guess what happened. The ladies over there liked my card so much they chose it as their Top Card and asked me to play along with their current challenge which is starting today!
The challenge is to CASE the card you see below which was designed by Design Team member Karen.
That's my card on top, in case you didn't know. :) As soon as I saw Karen's card I recognized the stencil that she used. As luck would have it I also own that stencil so I thought it would be a good idea to use it. I didn't want to create a card that was a near copy of Karen's so I embossed the stencil with my new pearlescent embossing paste instead of sponging it like Karen did then die cut the sentiment in black and green to carry on the colors. I think it's hard to see in the photo but the black die cuts are slightly off from the green one so that you can just see a hint of color.
Here's a bit of a close up of the pearlescent embossing paste. It's really pretty in real life! I think is a better pic of the sentiment too. And you can probably see that I went over the black die cut with my clear Wink of Stella to give it a little shimmer.
Thanks for stopping by today and special thanks to the ladies at Time Out Challenges for inviting me to play along with them!
The challenge is to CASE the card you see below which was designed by Design Team member Karen.
That's my card on top, in case you didn't know. :) As soon as I saw Karen's card I recognized the stencil that she used. As luck would have it I also own that stencil so I thought it would be a good idea to use it. I didn't want to create a card that was a near copy of Karen's so I embossed the stencil with my new pearlescent embossing paste instead of sponging it like Karen did then die cut the sentiment in black and green to carry on the colors. I think it's hard to see in the photo but the black die cuts are slightly off from the green one so that you can just see a hint of color.
Here's a bit of a close up of the pearlescent embossing paste. It's really pretty in real life! I think is a better pic of the sentiment too. And you can probably see that I went over the black die cut with my clear Wink of Stella to give it a little shimmer.
Thanks for stopping by today and special thanks to the ladies at Time Out Challenges for inviting me to play along with them!
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
colourQ 312
The new palette at colourQ will surely make you think of Halloween. But I decided to have a little fun with the colors and make a card with some leaves - autumn style.
The Sketch at As You See It was a good jumping off point for me and since the challenge this week at Time Out Challenges is autumn I decided I'd try my hand at adapting these colors for a bit of an autumn themed card. An old favorite stamp set, French Foliage, provided the leaves and the Patio Stone circle in the background was stamped with Basic Gray, stamping off once so the color would be a bit muted. I love how this looks, especially with the black embossing paste design down the side.
The colourQ design team has made some beautiful cards for you to see this week so be sure to check them out. I hope to see you in the gallery!
Thanks for stopping by!
Supplies:
Stamps: French Foliage (SU); Patio Stone (Designs by Ryn); Hashtags (Tim Holtz)
Paper: Basic Black, Whisper White (SU)
Ink: Basic Gray, Tangerine Tango, Pumpkin Pie (SU); Onyx Black (Versafine)
Accessories: Diagonal Strip stencil (Simon Says Stamp); black embossing paste (Wendy Vecchi); enamel dots (My Mind's Eye)
The Sketch at As You See It was a good jumping off point for me and since the challenge this week at Time Out Challenges is autumn I decided I'd try my hand at adapting these colors for a bit of an autumn themed card. An old favorite stamp set, French Foliage, provided the leaves and the Patio Stone circle in the background was stamped with Basic Gray, stamping off once so the color would be a bit muted. I love how this looks, especially with the black embossing paste design down the side.
The colourQ design team has made some beautiful cards for you to see this week so be sure to check them out. I hope to see you in the gallery!
Thanks for stopping by!
Supplies:
Stamps: French Foliage (SU); Patio Stone (Designs by Ryn); Hashtags (Tim Holtz)
Paper: Basic Black, Whisper White (SU)
Ink: Basic Gray, Tangerine Tango, Pumpkin Pie (SU); Onyx Black (Versafine)
Accessories: Diagonal Strip stencil (Simon Says Stamp); black embossing paste (Wendy Vecchi); enamel dots (My Mind's Eye)
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