Hello Monday! This week at Kaboodle Doodle's theme is Back to School - this is for the teacher at school. Do join at Kaboodle Doodles as you might be the lucky winner of $10 voucher - Di's Digis. Hop over and join us for this challenge!
Noteables : American Crafts Hello Sunshine Glow pp, Paper Trey Ink stamps, Typo washi tape, Versa Fine Onyx Black and Satin Red,
Marvy Uchida tag punch
Here's my take on CSI case #87 this week with Skissedilla sketch #223. I had used all 5 colors required and my evidences includes map print, transportation accents, mist, word stickers/rub-ons and butterflies. My testimony is based on these 2 criteria - Spread your journaling so it wanders around your page and Inspiration words: wander, lost, direction. I had created a messy page for this with the title OK TO MESS UP. Simply because last year, my (then) 5years old was drawing butterflies to be pasted on clipboard for Teacher's Day gift. Well, we did a few clipboards. Before he started he said he wanted to draw one big butterfly. So then he proceeded on to draw a few butterflies and made them colorful. And he added what he said to be dragonflies too onto his drawing. I let him wonder and decide the choices of colors on the blend. My journaling reads, "Hey, I'm a newbie! I want to draw a butterfly, no, it would be many butterflies and make them big! Let's make it colorful, the the colors and make them pretty! There has to be dragonflies too and colorful. It's ok to be crooked"
Thanks for looking!
Noteables : Hero Arts Mid Tone Shadow Bubblebum/Pool, Versafine Onyx Black, Distress Ink Tumbled Glass, Paper Artsy map stamp, Dylusions stencil, Swiss Girl Design Travel/Stampers Anonymous stamps, Dylusions Bubblegum, Glimmer Mists Teal High, October Afternoon alpha stickers, MT washi tapes Texture paste, Sharpies,
It's Sept and it's a new term at Let's Scrap. This week, Ada is hosting the DT challenge #170 at Let's Scrap and I'm playing along. The challenge is "Chipboard Frenzie" using a sketch and chipboard (perhaps tonnes of them)! I did my background by misting all over with stencils and toned the dark colors down with gesso as I used gesso as the glue for my chipboard. I had done plenty of stamping with my favorite stamps around the page after gesso is dried. Can you see the chipboards and how many have I used?
Also linking up :Simon says stamp Monday challenge Stamping all stars
Thanks for looking!
Noteables : Mists from Glimmer Mist Sapphire / Heidi Swapp Mint green/ Mister Huey Estate Green, Stencils from Artist Cellar Roadmap / TCW Blazer Mini arrows/Bricks, Maya Road chipboards, Gesso, card sketch 4-18-12, Distress inks Tea Dye/Pumice Stain/Walnut Stain/Victorian Velvet, Versafine Onyx Black, Distress Stain Picket Fence, Stampes from Prima/Hero Arts Newspaper Paris stamp/Paper Artsy/Stamper Anonymous/Inkadinkadoo meadow stamp, American Crafts chipboard alphas, Cats Eye Silver and black ink
Hello Thursday! Today's challenge at 365cards is to incorporate something digitally created on your card - it can be an
image, like a digi stamp or a sentiment - anything you can think of. I have here a QKR maple leaf stamp, printed and fussy cut them. Join us and have fun at 365cards!
Noteables : Hero Arts woodgrain background stamp, Distress Ink Pumice Stone, October Afternoon Rubons, Let's Scrap card sketch 4-21-10, Digi maple leaf stamp from QKR
With the help of my kids over the weekend, we did use some of my washi tapes. I let them chose the designs that they wanted and of course they were very excited after seeing the MT Kids Limited Edition tapes. We created Teachers' Day postcard style Thank You cards. For each cards, #1 chose the tapes he wanted and I tore/cut for him. #2 wanted almost everything aligned, so I had to cut, aligned and pasted the tapes for him. The messages as seen below were writting by #1. Oh well, spelling mistakes here and there but it's ok. :)
I did this for Let's Scrap DT Call - and yup I'm in for my 4th term! It's been a YEAR! Back to the layout - I safe kept #1's writing assignment during free time in school. He brought home what he wrote about a Saturday at Ikea. At that time we were shopping for a study desk for him (in the end we decided that we should just renovate the kids room instead!). He had lots of fun with #2 running and prancing around Ikea since it's a kids friendly place. The items I had used for this layout are all from October Afternoon (ranging from Farm Girl, Report Girl and Sidewalks)
Thanks for looking!
Hello Monday! This week at Kaboodle Doodle's challenge is Use Yellow. I did an image transfer of the digi stamp printed out. It's a blotchy, but I guess I'll get better with practice. Do join at Kaboodle Doodles as you might be the lucky winner of 5 digis from Eureka. Come and join us for this challenge!
Noteables :
My Mind's Eye Miss Caroline 6x6, October Afternoon alpha stickers, Eureka Digistamp Tree
Here's my take on CSI case #87 this week with Skissedilla sketch #223. I had used all 5 colors required and my evidences includes map print, transportation accents, mist, word stickers/rub-ons and butterflies. My testimony is based on these 2 criteria - Spread your journaling so it wanders around your page and Inspiration words: wander, lost, direction. I had created a messy page for this with the title OK TO MESS UP. Simply because last year, my (then) 5years old was drawing butterflies to be pasted on clipboard for Teacher's Day gift. Well, we did a few clipboards. Before he started he said he wanted to draw one big butterfly. So then he proceeded on to draw a few butterflies and made them colorful. And he added what he said to be dragonflies too onto his drawing. I let him wonder and decide the choices of colors on the blend. My journaling reads, "Hey, I'm a newbie! I want to draw a butterfly, no, it would be many butterflies and make them big! Let's make it colorful, the the colors and make them pretty! There has to be dragonflies too and colorful. It's ok to be crooked"
