Thursday, January 28, 2010
Project 365 # 19 - Morgan's birthday party tags
Project 365 #18 - Peanut butter cup indulgence card for Shirley's 2 Girls Twisted Thursday #41
This is my take on the Shirley's 2 Girls twisted Thursday Challenge. You can play along here: http://www.s2gpapercraftingcontest.blogspot.com/ if you want to join in. It is a sketch challenge with a twist. This week's twist is to add chocolate in some form and this is what I came up with. The phrase reads: Thank you for being the peanut butter in my cup. Thanks for looking...it's still not too late to join in the Project 365 fun...
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Project 365 #17 - Birthday card
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Project 365 #16 - Friend card from my Stampin up Party
Project 365 # 15 - Close to my Heart party project
Friday, January 22, 2010
project 365 #2 - Em's Guitar page
Guess I didn't win on the page challenge, cuz I never heard anything back, so here is the page I made for Emily and her Christmas guitar. Not colours I would normally use, but it was an experiment. She likes it and that is what mattered for this one. I used her guitar pick and put an "E" on it in some bling. Now she wants all of them to look like that for her...no surprise there, that girl and her shiny objects!
Thursday, January 21, 2010
project 365 #14 - box of chocolates - S2G indulgence card #40
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Project 365 #13 - the Wicked Stepsisters - Creative Scrappers #86
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Project 365 #12 - Valentine's for the Girls' classes -S2GSC39
I made these super cute little boxes for the Girls' classes at school for Valentine's day. They are filled with conversation hearts, cinnamon hearts and different kinds of Hershey's kisses. The girls think that they are absolutely adorable. We worked on them last night and all day today. The paper is super cool. Most of it was American Crafts (the .10 cent paper from the Scrap Yard convention in October...sweet deal for that one!) and it cut out like butter on the Cricut. Didn't even wreck one...except trying to use the Scorepal...but I guess that is what you get for being a lefty in this world... folded the rest by hand. That went a lot quicker anyway. Each of the boxes ended up being about 1 inch by 1 inch cubes. I also thought these would go along good with the Shirley's 2 Girls challeng of "anything but a card with a Valentine's theme". You can play along with their Twisted Thursday challenge here:
http://www.s2gpapercraftingcontest.blogspot.com/
Hope you liked them...I am sure the kids in the classes will...who doesn't like 59 cute little boxes of candy?
Friday, January 15, 2010
Project 365 #11 - Valentine's Card
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Project 365 #8, #9, #10 - just some cards
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Paper Cutz Challenge #23
Friday, January 8, 2010
Project 365 - #7 -Tweedledees
Project 365 #6 - Spaceship Earth at Epcot
So, this was Spaceship Earth at Epcot in Disneyworld. The girls loved this attraction. We became space captains controlling our ship on the way to Mars. It really felt like a rocket ship the way it shook and rattled. The girls thought it was awsome.
I contemplated how to count this one for my challenge...as one or as two. So I bit the bullet and went for one project for the two pages...after all, it is early in the year and that is what edit is for, isn't it?
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Project 365 #5 - S2GSC38 Twisted Thursday Challenge
This is my challenge attempt for Shirley's 2 Girls Twisted Thursday Challenge. The stamp is from S2G and I think it is super cute. This is also #5 for project 365 and going strong. We have a few new people willing to take on this challenge...anyone else want to give it a go? You can find their challenge here: http://www.s2gpapercraftingcontest.blogspot.com/ if you are interested in participating.Deena
Monday, January 4, 2010
Project 365 #4 - Mission Create mission 7
Project 365 #3 -Mission Create - mission 6
So, my friend Nicole sent me a link to a blog that she designs on called Mission Create -http://www.missiontocreate.blogspot.com/ . She told me to check it out, and of course I had to. They do challenges that come in a series of 5 things - one from each of the design team. This challenge was for at least 3 label stickers, felt item, pink-yellow-teal colour scheme, polka dots and black pen outlining. I think I have them all...hopefully...I am trying desperately to get my Disneyworld scrapbook finished and this project should hopefully help with that.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Project 365 #2 - Emily's Acoustic Guitar
Okay, so I did a 12x12 page last night about the acoustic guitar that Emily wanted so badly for Christmas, but I can't post it yet. I decided to get brave and enter it in a contest??? We will have to wait to see it until after I get rejected from the call and then I can post it. But until then, I will keep my fingers crossed.
Friday, January 1, 2010
Project 365 - #1 - and even done on January 1st - so far, so good
This is the card I made for Lance and Cindy's wedding. It is a Chinese wedding and we are going this afternoon. It should be fun and it sounds like there will be lots of food! 10 courses according to the invitation. I hope she likes the card. The lanterns are the new oriental bundle from Cuttlebug. What an awesome bundle! Thanks to Lorie for the idea of embossing the photo paper. Love that idea and it looks so sharp on the cards. I also love that 7gypsies paper in the background. I had bought about 50 sheets of it and I am down to my last couple. I will be so sad when that is gone. It is just pretty and romantic and has so many subtle shades of red, cream, white and black in it.
I also entered this in the Daring Cardmakers Garnet Challenge - you can find them here:
Happy New Year to everyone...hope you stay safe, happy, healthy and creative this year!
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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Project 365 for 2010
So it has been a while since the last post. I am not really into this whole blogging phenomenon yet. Don't really get it. But I figure that since my darling husband got me a laptop for my birthday to keep up on my blog, that I had better start doing something about it. Since August, I have won a couple of card contests and have been published in Scrapbook News and Review magazine...yay me...
Then came Christmas...merry Christmas to everyone. I got a Cricut Gypsy...now I just have to figure out how to use it. And today is New Year's Eve - time for some resolutions to be made! Gordie (the hubby) set a challenge in my mind and I figured what the heck?? May as well try it out and see how it goes.
He was walking in my craft room...the disaster that it is...and stated that I could probably scrapbook a whole year without buying anything new and still have supplies left over...I was thinking to myself "No kidding, probably more like five years..." but wouldn't say that out loud or I may just be cut off of scrapbook supplies for good. That would just not be any good at all! We watched that movie Julie and Julia the other night and I thought that could be my challenge in a way. Make a blog entry for my projects, only not as fanatical as hers was...and people can join in.
So...I am challenging myself to complete 365 projects in 365 days, starting tomorrow, of course. I will be trying to use mainly supplies that I already have (but not limited to only those). The projects can be as small as a gift tag or as elaborate as a 2 page scrapbook layout or more. It can be a card or altered project....it can be anything using the supplies I have. If anyone would like to join in this challenge with me, the more the merrier. There are no rules other that you have to finish a year's worth of projects in a year. Not too hard, right? Yikes....they don't have to be your original ideas...you can scraplift or whatever you like...if you go to a card making workshop that lets you make 30 cards in a day, you can count that as 30 projects or 1...(depends how far behind you might be....or ahead, for that matter). If you do crafts other than with paper, you can still set out for the same challenge on a different level, depending on the complexity of your hobby.
You can follow on the blog or post comments...they are always appreciated and enjoyed...even if they are from my mom! If you want in on the challenge, you can post a link on your blog and we can all connect. Just put up some pictures of your projects on your blog and number them so that we can all see where everyone is at in the challenge...no pressure and no punishment if it doesn't happen....just satisfaction of using what we already have instead of storing it....time to cut up those really nice papers and actually use them instead of admiring them from the closet....
Good luck to anyone who wants to try this challenge, and good luck to me...I will be up early tomorrow to make a card for Lance and Cindy's wedding tomorrow night....good luck to them too!
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