Melissa and Rob have decided to tie the knot on 10.10.10
This is a little woohoo canvas for the two of them.
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Showing posts with label canvas. Show all posts
Monday, April 12, 2010
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Mountain Title says THANKS!
Thank you's for work I created. Simple, since we send out a lot of them. The mountains are our logo and I
had the stamp created here.
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Faux shaving cream and bleach


Chiggity check these cool techniques. Using an inked wheel twist it on top of an inked stamp and get a shaving cream look or use something from the cleaning cupboard to lighten cardstock! Both fun!!
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Friday, September 14, 2007
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Rockin n' Rollin' with my Faux Mother


These are again from my 25 technique class. The palm card is the faux mother of pearl technique with lumiere paint. And the cream card is rock and roll. Flower inspired by Beate and palm card CASED from Stampin' Success (demo SU! mag)
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
All bundled up


This is the card that I made for Erin's baby shower. I wrapped up a little bundle to thank for all of the gifts for her little bundle. I went to a scrapbooking event in Japan and loaned a set to a person and never got the "i'm here" stamp back so the wonderful words thank you was perfect! I stamp lifted this from this card in the SCS gallery
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Wild Wasabi and Pineapple anyone?

Love these too colors together, again cased from Take 10. You're invited to enjoy this little visual treat!
Labels:
canvas,
fresh fruits,
in colors 08,
mesh,
simple sentiments
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Marinate your stamping style!
This card background was created last night and I let it marinate. I make most of my cards that way. I have a surge of creativity for a background but don't want to force it to take shape so I let it sit overnight so I don't chop it up/gunk it up and ruin it. Here's to patience!
Labels:
big pieces,
canvas,
circle punch,
little pieces,
polka dots and paisleys,
sponging
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