STAMPINHAPPYHEART.....

    This class started on Monday....and as usual I am a little behind.  At any rate here is my first assignment or at least part of it.  The card is 3" X 3" and the envelope to fit is Stampin' Up.  Yes....I could make my own but since I was running slow....I decided to just stamp the front of a small envelope.  The teacher for this assignment is Kristina Werner.....and we website is www.onlinecardclasses.com (Holiday Workshop Day 1).  This is a great on-line class resource and since you always have access to past class information and videos....I will keep taking more and more classes!   This is a simple card.... Card base is 3" X 6" Whisper White Cardstock (Stampin Up!). Next I chose a patterned paper and cut the first layer 2 3/4" X 2 3/4".  The third layer is the stamped image layer.  This is 2 1/2" X 2 1/2".  Next I stamped the image with Stazon black ink.  The color is Copic Markers.  These are attached using double sided t

With October almost over I am more and more aware that I need to work on my Christmas Cards!  I saw this one on the 'Heartfelt Creations' Website at http://www.heartfeltcreations.us/gallery.php?project=1595&product=2827  created by Kristina King.  She is one of the very talented artists showcased in the 'gallery'. This picture is the card that I made but you can see Kristina's at the above link.   My supply list is slightly varied from hers and is listed below. Supplies: Heartfelt Creations: Holiday Dove, Dove Of Peace, Snowy Winter Paper:  Stampin Up': Brushed Silver, Whisper White, Midnight Muse Ink:  Stampin Up':; Whisper White Craft Ink; Stazon: Black; Distress: Clear Embossing Chalk:  Pan Pastels Embossing Powder:  Ranger: Silver, White Ribbon:  Celebrate It (From Michaels) Silver or White. Embellishments:  Misc. Bling Adhesive:  Pop-up Dots and Double-sided Tape Misc:  Glitter Spray,  Finishing Spray Dies: Spellbinders: Christmas C

I saw a card like this on the internet at some point and have to give the credit to Sharon Field at www.createdbyu.blogspot.com (who is a Stampin Up Creative Coach).  Check out her website for inspiration.  You will love it.   My card isn't exactly like hers but the style is very close..... Supplies: Paper:  Stampin Up 'Whisper White', 'Old Olive', 'Real Read', Water Color Paper Stamps:  More Merry Messages and Kidoodles Ink:  Black Stazon Chalk:  Stampin Up Embelishments:  Rubber Cafe 'Red' Jellies and Stampin Up Red Polka-dot Ribbon Adhesive:  Rubber Cafe Double-sided tape and Scrap Happy Sheer Glue, Dimensionals (SU), Pop-up Dots (SU). Misc: Paper Cutter, Big Shot, Embossing Folder 'Holly' by Sizzix,Postage Stamp Punch from Stampin Up, Blender Pen (SU). Steps:    1.  Cut a card base that folds to 4 1/4" X 5 1/2" using Whisper White.   2.  Cut card front to emboss 4" X 5 1/4" using Whisper White.   3. 

These are pictures are of the swatches I sent in to our Host 'Mom' from my 'All Things Tim' group. If you are much of a crafter I am sure you have heart of Tim Holtz.  He is an amazing artist and also a Designer for Ranger Inc.  If you care to look...check out www.timholtz.com  and you will be amazed. Currently I am part of this swap where you are assigned a certain size of a piece of a patchwork.  We were assigned 27 pieces....and mine was 2" X 3".  Finally I am done....and soon I will receive all of the other pieces and assemble them into a 12" X 12" work of art.  Maybe I should say....works of art.  How amazing to get mini masterpieces from all over the world and be able to look at it every year for many years to come.  I don't enter many swaps but this one is one I could not pass up.  Supplies I used: Grungepaper Embossing folder (Tim Holtz - Alterations Brick Wall) Gesso Watercolor Paper Stazon Ink (Black) Distres