Hello,
My neighbor (Rose) asked me to make a few birthday cards and three of them were for her brothers. Male cards are not my specialty. However, one of the brothers enjoy fishing and he owned a Jeep. I just happened to have this stamp. Hope he likes it.
Thanks for looking! Have a great weekend!
Helen
Friday, October 15, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Slippers Card
Good Morning,
This was another card that I made for my neighbor, Rose. It was for her 12 years old niece. The shoes template was from a quilling book that I had. The crochet flowers were from my stash that I made early this year.
Hope you've enjoyed today post.
Helen
This was another card that I made for my neighbor, Rose. It was for her 12 years old niece. The shoes template was from a quilling book that I had. The crochet flowers were from my stash that I made early this year.
Hope you've enjoyed today post.
Helen
Monday, October 11, 2010
Night Sky
Good Morning,
These two cards are very quick and easy to make once I've learned how to bray. The second card would make a great male card.
I am also going to link this card to Make It Monday Linky Party.
Thanks for looking. Have a lovely day!
Helen
These two cards are very quick and easy to make once I've learned how to bray. The second card would make a great male card.
I am also going to link this card to Make It Monday Linky Party.
Thanks for looking. Have a lovely day!
Helen
Friday, October 8, 2010
Congrate Quilling Card
Good Morning Everyone!
I made this card for Janet. I made some wedding announcements for her a few weeks ago.
I learned how to make a similar roses last year but I never really like them. I didn't know why. Then the other day I was looking through my quilling strips and saw these roses and thought that I'll give them another try and I LOVE it!
You will need 9 pieces of 1/2" square of paper and one small 5 petal punch for the base.
I cut a tiny bit off on each side. This step was not necessary.
Then cut a small slit in the center.
and glue them like shown and curl the two corners outward.
Use the 5 petal punch for base. Glue each rose petal like shown
For the roses center you can use pearls or the flowers stamen if you don't have the quilling strips.
You can also fine more tutorial at Quilling with whimsiquill
Thank you for stopping by. Have a wonderful weekend!
Helen
I made this card for Janet. I made some wedding announcements for her a few weeks ago.
I learned how to make a similar roses last year but I never really like them. I didn't know why. Then the other day I was looking through my quilling strips and saw these roses and thought that I'll give them another try and I LOVE it!
You will need 9 pieces of 1/2" square of paper and one small 5 petal punch for the base.
I cut a tiny bit off on each side. This step was not necessary.
Then cut a small slit in the center.
and glue them like shown and curl the two corners outward.
Use the 5 petal punch for base. Glue each rose petal like shown
For the roses center you can use pearls or the flowers stamen if you don't have the quilling strips.
You can also fine more tutorial at Quilling with whimsiquill
Thank you for stopping by. Have a wonderful weekend!
Helen
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Lovely Blog Award
Good Morning,
I received this blog award from the very creative Monica.
I recently visited Monica's blog and I love her creations. Monica used natural materials for her card making! Love it! Don't know what I was talking about! Well, hop on over to Monica's blog and check out her creative creations.
Thank you so much Monica for this blog award.
I would like to pass this award on to the following bloggers in no particular order:
Barbara's World of Whimcees
Patti Lee
And Another Thing...
Susan's Quilling card
Quilling
Capture A Heart
Creative Paper Quilling by Doreen
Ann's Snap Edit & Scrap
Out On the Prairie
Gaby
Do visit these lovely blogs. You won't be disappointed.
Thanks again for stopping by.
Helen
I received this blog award from the very creative Monica.
I recently visited Monica's blog and I love her creations. Monica used natural materials for her card making! Love it! Don't know what I was talking about! Well, hop on over to Monica's blog and check out her creative creations.
Thank you so much Monica for this blog award.
I would like to pass this award on to the following bloggers in no particular order:
Barbara's World of Whimcees
Patti Lee
And Another Thing...
Susan's Quilling card
Quilling
Capture A Heart
Creative Paper Quilling by Doreen
Ann's Snap Edit & Scrap
Out On the Prairie
Gaby
Do visit these lovely blogs. You won't be disappointed.
Thanks again for stopping by.
Helen
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Inspired By Nature Sunset
Hello,
Last week I decided to take out my brayer and used it to create a few cards. They were all very similar.
The "m" on the last card are suppose to be birds. Do they look like birds?
The colors that I used were: Summer Sun (retired), Pumpkin Pie, and Really Rust (retired). These were the only colors that I had. You can substitute any colors that you have for the sun set. All were classic ink.
These cards were inspired from these wonderful blogs:
Dawn Stamping Studio
Tami White
Michelle Zindorf
Thanks for taking a peak!
Helen
Last week I decided to take out my brayer and used it to create a few cards. They were all very similar.
The "m" on the last card are suppose to be birds. Do they look like birds?
The colors that I used were: Summer Sun (retired), Pumpkin Pie, and Really Rust (retired). These were the only colors that I had. You can substitute any colors that you have for the sun set. All were classic ink.
These cards were inspired from these wonderful blogs:
Dawn Stamping Studio
Tami White
Michelle Zindorf
Thanks for taking a peak!
Helen
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Water, Water every where
Good Morning,
I have a few pictures, none card related, to share today. The rain started last Sunday and continued on until Tuesday. We got a little break on Wednesday. By Wednesday late afternoon, it started to rain again and it rain until Friday morning.
Here are the aftermath:
Look at the street in front of this guy! and the street in front of the white door! The streets were under water. And what happen to the basement around there? There is a house behind the guy.
Here is a picture of the basement. The water in this basement was about 4 feet high. Repeat: 4 feet high!
Stay dry where ever you are!
Helen
I have a few pictures, none card related, to share today. The rain started last Sunday and continued on until Tuesday. We got a little break on Wednesday. By Wednesday late afternoon, it started to rain again and it rain until Friday morning.
Here are the aftermath:
Look at the street in front of this guy! and the street in front of the white door! The streets were under water. And what happen to the basement around there? There is a house behind the guy.
Here is a picture of the basement. The water in this basement was about 4 feet high. Repeat: 4 feet high!
Stay dry where ever you are!
Helen
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