Showing posts with label Get Well. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Get Well. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

HAVING A RRRUFF DAY?

Happy Tuesday everyone - it's time for another Teapot Tuesday challenge given - Bad dogs, Bad dogs, whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do when they come for you?? Confused go HERE or HERE for more information. The destination for our cards this week is to Alex, a Miami police officer who was injured in the line of fire.

The is also for Technique challenge #TLC308 - to use silhouettes on your card or project.

I am also entering this in the Crazy 4 Challenges - challenge #C4C70 - to use flower soft
on your card/project. My grass is green Flower Soft... :)

Dogs and sentiment are from Inkadinkado = dogs clear stamp set. Striped dp is Cloud9Designs - "Dog Stripes". Blue card stock is Marina Mist from Stampin Up.

Thanks for stopping in,
Happy stamping and creating,

Hugs.. Pat

Sunday, January 9, 2011

Totally Stampalicious - Mix it up challenge

The challenge this week on the TOTALLY STAMPALICIOUS BLOG is to MIX IT UP. Which is to use an image from one stamp set and use a sentiment or image from another set.

On my card I used the image from "JJ Cook" and the sentiment from "Misery Stella". Image was water coloured with Stampin Up reinkers. Designer paper is from Amuse.

Make sure to head on over to the Totally Stampalicious Blog and see what the other DT members have come up with to inspire you. Also find out if you are one of the Blog Hop winners.

I hope you will come and join us - make sure to upload your card/project on Mr. Linky from you gallery or blog. Don't forget TS is still looking for Guest Designers - they will be selected from all those who play in the challenges.

Thanks for stopping by,
Happy stamping and creating,

Hugs Pat

Monday, May 17, 2010

Totally Stampalicious challenge - photo corners

It's time for another Totally Stampalicious Monday challenge - our challenge this week is to use photo corners on your card or project.... As you can see I designed my background panel using photo corners. I stitched around panel and through the middle of each photo corner row. I coloured my image "Nurse Stella" with prisma colour pencil crayons and gamsol. Clear embossed her glasses, name plate and shoes. I matted the image with kiwi kiss, blue, gray and black card stock. Stamped the sentiment onto vellum with Versafine Onxy black and heat set. Sewed around edges. Image panel and base panel are popped up. Attached the black 1/2 pearl with glue dot.

I hope you can join us over at Totally Stampalicious. Make sure to check out what the other DT members have come up with to inspire you.
Hugs... Pat

Monday, April 26, 2010

Totally Stampalicous challenge - tickle your funny bone

It's time for another Totally Stampalicious challenge - this week we are to get in touch with our funny bone and see if we can make somebody laugh. I used the new rubber "Nurse Stella" from Totally Stampalicious. Previously you were only able to purchase this image from Bugaboo stamps in digi form. Totally Stampalicious has turned Eight of Bugaboo's digi images into rubber/acrylic. I coloured the image with prismacolour pencil crayons and gamsol, plus I used an orange Martha Stewart marker.
Make sure to check out the Totally Stampalicious blog for more humours inspiration from the amazingly talented DT members.

This card also qualifies for the CAS challenge over at Splitcoast Stampers - to make a CAS card using orange - Jen's favourite colour.

hugs... Pat

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Hang in there




Happy Tuesday.... I created this card for today's challenge over at Splitcoast Stampers Colour challenge #CC222 - "WHITE" and only ONE layer. You could use different colours of ink. I received this adorable House Mouse stamp in the mail yesterday along with three other HM stamps I can't wait to use. The stamp is call "Signing A Card 02" the little fellas name is Muzzy. I stamped the image on whisper white and water coloured with Stampin Up reinkers. Next I dry embossed the image with a rectangle nestability. I drew the black lines to frame the image. The sentiment was stamped once on the base card and then again on a scrap piece of white. Coloured image, cut out and popped up. I did a wandering stitch twice around the card to give it some texture. Added the beautiful blue and green ribbon - and I'm done... Quick and Easy.


Recipe:

stamps: - House Mouse - Signing A card 02, Studio G - sentiment
paper: - Stampin Up - whisper white
ink: - stazon jet black, cameo coral, bashful blue, old olive, barley banana, apricot appeal, creamy caramel, bravo burgundy, basic grey, going grey
accessories: - sewing machine, pop dot, aqua painter, ribbon


Thanks for stopping by and checking out my little piece of the blogging world.


Happy Stamping
Hugs

Pat

Sunday, April 26, 2009

House Mouse Challenge #35 - Get Well Soon



Happy House Mouse Monday everyone. Over at the House Mouse & Friends Monday Challenge blog - our challenge is "GET WELL SOON" - please make
a card or anything you like to wish someone well.
Make sure to check what the other DT members have made to help inspire you. Check out their blogs for more details. But remember you are to use at least one
House Mouse, Happy Hopper or Gruffies image on your card/project.

Thanks America for the House Mouse image - called "Chewable Aspirins", the beautiful ribbon and little blue flower eyelets. I water coloured the image with Stampin Up reinkers. Clear embossed the ice cube and fun flocked the cotton baton. Added stickles to the aspirins. I water coloured the background, sponged overtop, then used itty bitty background stamp to added the speckles. Sponged edges with night of navy. Matted with bashful blue, distressed and sewed edges. Attached the ribbon and blue flower embellishment. The main card is 5" x 6" night of navy. The circle and striped design papers are form G.C.D Studios. Cut out the triangles, matted on white card stock, sewed all edges. Added the blue flower eyelets to the corners. I printed out the sentiment on my computer, sponged on bashful blue distressed edges. The stitched edges night of navy rectangle matting under the image.

Thanks for stopping by..
Pat