Projects #80, 81 and 82

Happy Friday!

It's Friday and that means it is time to share our work.  As I mentioned in my last post I was going to move from creating cards to tag art and home decor.  I am often stuck by how different each art form is.  I was feeling very comfortable with my card making abilities.  I could pull a new card together quickly and easily.  Now fast forward tot this week....and UGGGG it was such a struggle. :)  I had to redo the 2nd tag a couple times to get it close to what I had hoped for.  I know most tag art has a vintage look to it, but I was feeling colorful for a change. I am sure next week I will summon my inner vintage as I create more tag art.

Project #80-Home Decor
I actually made two of these frames as we have been busy decorating for Halloween.  Next week I will switch to Thanksgiving.

Supplies: Stamps (Papertrey Ink/Halloween Tags), 5x7 canvas, vintage frame, paint, pattern paper, card stock, dies (Papertrey Ink), ribbon, ink and embossing powder.

Project #81-Tag Art

I ended up using both stamps together on both tags.   I loved the inchies stamp set the moment I saw it and I really enjoyed working with it.  So much I might have to use them again next week.:)

Supplies: Stamps (Inkadinkado and Tim Holtz), ink, ribbon, fibers, button, tag, label, rhinestones, sun die-cut and embossing powder. 

Project #82-Tag Art

Supplies: Stamps ((Inkadinkado and Tim Holtz), ink, embossing powder, acrylic squares, glossy accents, ribbon, fibers, safety pin, metal key and love accent.

Thanks for stopping by,
Jeri'

Inspiration for Easter

Hello and HAPPY Friday! Catherine Scanlon here and today I thought I would share a little Easter video I made for Episode 3 of my new YouTube Series: In + Out Freebies. Watch this quick video to see how you can make a sweet little Easter project -- and then hop on over to My Creative Classroom and sign up for my latest class that is starting this Friday -- you don't want to miss it!

In case you were wondering what the project from the class at My Creative Classroom will look like -- here's a picture (below) of one of the sweetest Easter decorations I have made in a LONG time. I'm just so in love with the way this came out and I know you will be to!

Here's the link for the class!  http://www.mycreativeclassroom.com/course/info.php?id=722 THANKS for stopping by today - enjoy your day! 

Project #14, #15 and #16

Happy Friday!

As it turns out I was correct.  I was able to get two cards done and only one home decor piece.  And I have not made my way to the mini album.....yet.  But I am happy with what I accomplished.  Like most of you, my life throws me many, many, many curve balls.  The cards this week are fairly simple.  Of course simple does not mean easy. :)


Project #14-Just Because Card

 

 Supply List: Stamp (Tim Holtz-Thank you to the poster who identified these.) ink, stencil (Crafter's Workshop), misting spray, cardstock, ribbon, sticker, die (Spellbinders) and distressing tool.

 Project #15-Quote Card

  

Supply List: Stamps (Papertrey Ink and Fiskars), die (Papertrey Ink), ink, Prima flowers, cardstock and brad.

Project #16-Home Decor-This piece was a lot of fun to create, but there were a lot of steps.

 

Supply List: Stamps (Papertrey Ink, Magnetic Poetry and See-D's), paint, stencil (Crafter's Workshop), embossing powder, heart dies (Tim Holtz and Papertrey Ink), lace, denim and pearls.

For those of you keeping track, this heart stamp is the one I wanted from Papertrey Ink and I could not resist. :)  But I am doing well in limiting my stamp purchases.

Thanks for stopping by and be sure to post our work below.
Jeri'