Showing posts with label Game On. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Game On. Show all posts

Friday, June 11, 2010

CTMH Game On - Thanks Coach!

Here is a card I put together this week to give to my daughter's soccer coach!  (Our jerseys are royal blue this year!)

Card design is from the CTMH Card Confidence book Wishes, the sketch is "Designer Tag".

Materials Used (all Close to My Heart):
Thank You Acrylic Stamp Set
My Game Acrylic Stamp Set
Cardstock: Colonial White, Moonstruck, and Textured Black
Ink: Moonstruck, Black
Other: Jersey & Soccer Ball were cut with my Cricut

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

CTMH June Stamp of the Month Blog Hop

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Welcome to the Close to My Heart Stamp of the Month Blog Hop for June - featuring the stamp set "Wonderful Friend"! Along the hop you'll find dozens of fabulous creations using this stamp set - all brought to you by a very talented group of CTMH Consultants!  If you've come here from Debra's Blog, you are on the right path.  If this is your first stop on the hop, that will work too (just keep hopping till you get back here again)!

To continue along the hop, just follow the link at the end of each post to go to the next site. We hope that following the hop will give you lots of inspiration and ideas for using your "Wonderful Friend" stamp set, as well as the many other great CTMH products you'll see in each post.

I have two creations for you today!
 
The first is a layout I did of my son & my husband on our recent trip to Maui.  I used the Stamp of the Month as part of my title and also as a 'photo corner' accent on the photos.  I used this week's sketch at Pencil Lines for the inspiration for my layout. 
(sorry about the 'scrap cardstock editing' . . . I haven't figured out how to 'blur' photos in my editing software and I don't like posting current photos of my kids on the internet . . .)

Materials Used (all Close to My Heart, except as noted):
Wonderful Friend - June 2010 Stamp of the Month
On the Edge Acrylic Stamp Set
Rustic Alphabet Acrylic Stamp Set
Desert Sand Textured Cardstock (retired)
Other: Martha Stewart Flocked Alphabet Stickers
Inks: Cocoa & Indian Corn Blue

My second project is a fun little Father's Day card.  The card features an origami shirt fold.  (There are great instructions to the folding technique on Beth's Blog).  I used the Stamp of the Month on both the front and the inside of the card.  I used dry embossing on this card to create a 'frame' around my central image.  I also did lots of sanding, as well as ink distressing on this card to give it a really 'rough', masculine feel.

Materials Used (all Close to My Heart):
Wonderful Friend - June 2010 Stamp of the Month
Black Textured Cardstock (retired)
Bamboo Cardstock

Thanks for stopping in - to continue on the hop - visit Jen's Blog to see what she has created!

If you get lost along the hop, or come across a broken link, feel free to refer back to the complete list of June's Blog Hop participants HERE.

Monday, February 1, 2010

More Treat Boxes!

I just love this template!! So easy! These cute little birthday versions will be the make & take project at my next workshop night.  Don't have an embellishment in your stash to match your project?  Make your own by backing Clear Buttons with coordinating paper! 


Materials Used (all Close to My Heart):

Sunday, January 3, 2010

CTMH Game On Hockey for Homeless Layout

Happy New Year Everyone!!
I have big scrapbooking resolutions this year!! I recently discovered Stacy Julian and I am sooooo excited about implementing her "Library of Memories" approach to scrapbooking! I figure what better time to start than the beginning of a new year!  If you haven't read Stacy's books, I highly recommend them!
 
I have some new artwork for you today.  My husband plays in a charity hockey tournament every year with his company and this year they gave us a 'team pic' as a memento . . . so what is a wife to do but create a layout, right?
The layout design is from the Close to My Heart book Reflections
 

Materials Used (all Close to My Heart):

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