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Friday, February 19, 2010

Freebie for you and you and you!

At What's the Scoop, Today's FREEBIE is a shaped car card template! Today's challenge...create something using it. It can be a layout, a card, something altered..... just show us what you can do with this template!

Right click on the car image and click save picture as to save it to your computer. Then you can open it into your program of choice. Very Easy!!


Share your template creations with us HERE at What's the Scoop.Remember all entries you do for our challenges this month get you another chance to win our monthly RAK! Need an idea for what to do with a card template of car....look at my post HERE.

Monday, February 15, 2010

Oh The Places We Go!

Oh the Places We Go! It's all about cars this week at What's the Scoop/Paper Popsicles so I thought that I would challenge you to do a layout with a CAR on it. This week I used one of our card templates of a car, found HERE. They are inexpensive (99 cents!) and easy to use over and over again. They are not just for cards either!

The Scoop: Printed papers and Alpha Stickers by October Afternoon, REport Card line. Misc. buttons and jute from stash. Copic markers on edges of letters. Car card template from store here.

Create a project about CARS and load it HERE using Mr. Linky! For each entry this month at What's the Scoop/Paper Popsicles, you will be entered into the hat for a terrific RAK!

Thanks for looking and Happy Scrapping!


Sunday, February 14, 2010

I've Been Missing You!

I have been bitten by the digi craze. I just love how versatile digital images are. Digital Delights by Louby Loo are wonderful and fun to use. They have a blog and are also located on SNR Card Universe and Papercraft Planet. Monthly, they have digi days at SNR Card Universe. Recently, they had a digi day and they gave us this cute little image, Love Sick Nesbitt. Isn't he sweet? They have a challenge to use this image for a chance to win their new releases. I would just LOVE LOVE LOVE to get my hands on the new releases.

My scoop: Wild Card Cartridge by Cricut, old old old Basic Grey printed paper, brown cardstock, image by Digital Delights by Louby Loo, Copic markers, jute, misc. buttons, recycled materials, flower from stash.

Thanks for looking and Happy Scrapping!

Thursday, February 11, 2010

If Friends were Flowers....I'd Pick You!

Digital images are really blooming EVERYWHERE. I have really enjoyed trying out different images and practicing my Coloring skills with my copics. I am finding that you really can't have too many of those pens in every shade imaginable, especially for skin and hair. Lol. I just wish they weren't so expensive! Sheeshk!
Michelle Perkett Studio has been one of my new digi loves. She has beautifully detailed images, gives away alot of freebies, and has some great challenges that really take you out of the box. This week's challenge was to create a card with blues and greens. I thought that this October Afternoon paper would be perfect! I used a bunny card template found at What's the Scoop/Paper Popsicles for 99 cents. It worked perfect with one of Michelle's newest images, Happy Easter Bunny

I made a flower out of a doily and misted it with my Olive Glimmer mist. I accented parts of the image with my sparlkley Sakura pen.
Thanks for looking and Happy Scrapping!

It's All About Love Love Love!

I have been following a couple blogs and challenge spots for a couple of months, trying to find a new home and a niche for myself. I have enjoyed the challenges found HERE at Die Cuts R Us Design Team blog. Claudia and her crew are just fantabulously talented! This week was to create a project "all about love". I decided that using my Heart Shaped Card template found at What's the Scoop?/Paper Popsicles would be perfect for this card and for 99 cents you can't go wrong for a custom shaped card!
I found some metallic tissue paper that was begging to be squished and turned into a flower for this card. Used up some miscellaneous Maya Road ribbon, tickets and an old old rubon with some old old buttons and junk from my stash. The pp is from Basic Grey's Nook and Pantry line. Thanks for looking and Happy Scrapping!

Fabric FLowers: Be Inspired #70

This week's challenge at the Cuttlebug Challenge Blog is to use fabric on your project. I love making lollipop flowers with little pieces of fabric so this was fun! I was able to use a little felt flower that i had in my stash from Heidi Swapp too and my Tartan Plaid 5 x 7 CB folder.
This site has had alot of goodies to give away too including limited edition Cricut Cartridges, full sized cartridges, Glimmer Mist and more! You have to check it out here! Thanks for looking and Happy Scrapping!

Photos on Printed Paper CAN be fun!




Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Owl Always Love You...

It is time for another edition of Wednesday's Dippin' Dot Digitals at What's the Scoop. Ok, so my project isn't "exactly" a digital this week...but kind of! Did you see all of the shaped card templates for sale in the store HERE? All I did for the owl was print out the owl on cardstock and cut it out. VOILA! Instant shaped card with my scissors. No electronics necessary and the cost was minimal. 99 cents for the template! There are so many fun shaped cards to choose from.

Because our theme this week is Animals, I decided to use the Owl shaped card template to create this fun card.


The Scoop: What's the Scoop card template that can be found here, Cosmo Cricket paper (Nutmeg), cardstock, really old rubon from Cosmo Cricket, ink (colorbox), rhinestones from Zva, miscellaneous flowers from my stash, miscellaneous buttons from that same stash, CM heart punch.

Let's see what you can do with our theme animals. Link your creations HERE using Mr. Linky TODAY for a chance to win February's RAK.

Thanks for looking and Happy Scrapping!

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

From Coffee cozee to Gift Card holder...


This is like the oldest trick in the book, but still the best way to hold a gift card IMO! And because it is so small, it is really easy to use up little bobbles and bits that you have accumulated for some unknown reason without using.

Monday, February 8, 2010

Flutter...

This was a little something I did for a cyber crop a couple of weekends ago. It was really fun! A "blind" layout challenge where all of the directions to make the page were typed out, no pictures. You had to interpret the directions and go from there using old stuff in your stash.
I couldn't get much older than this MM line from 2007. My favorite line though!
The picture is DH and I before his highschool reunion (20 years!). Thanks for looking and happy scrapping!

Wowee! Did you see this?

Featured embellishments: Jenni Bowlin Bingo cards and tickets as well as Shimmerz are 25% off the already reduced price at What's the Scoop?! Can you believe it!?
Here is an example of what YOU can buy for pennies, people! Pennies!!!!!

Simmerz Blingz! only $2.81!!

Jenni Bowlin girl bingo cards only $1.49!!!

What are you waiting for!? Get your wallet quick before all of this stuff is gone gone gone!

Sunday, February 7, 2010

Blog Hop with Michelle Perket Studio!

Michelle Perket Studio has the daintiest digital images. Just stunning really! Today there is a blog hop...a hop along so to speak where she starts and we all join with her image. I decided to make a book mark using a tutorial that I found at Scrapbook Challenges.




This was super easy and fun. I am sure I can find someone who reads who would love this!
It looks like I am the last stop:
Michelle's Blog:http://michelleperkett.blogspot.com START HERE
Tammy http://tmaynard.blogspot.com
Mary D. http://cr8iveme.blogspot.com
Sammi http://stuffbysammi.blogspot.com
Alison www.stretchnbubbles2.blogspot.com
GO HERE:
Michelle Perkett Studio challenge blog
Thanks for looking and Happy Scrapping!

Saturday, February 6, 2010

Four Legged and Furry!

Cupcake Craft Challenge Blog had the Four Legged and Furry challenge this week. Challenge 76:

The image is a digital from the What's the Scoop? store. The paper is Websters Pages, Nature's Storybook. Thanks for looking and Happy Scrapping!

Happy Birthday!

Die Cuts R Us Design Team had a challenge to use the colors of the new Basic Grey line, Sugar Rush.I decided to make a treat bag gift and a matching tag using Michele Perket's digital image, Happy Birthday.
I don't have any new papers left in my stash **sniff** seeing as though our LSS has gone away. So I found some Kaiser Craft paper that I had hanging around that seemed to match.

And because I made some treats for my sweet with a matching tag, I was able to use this for the Michele Perket Studio challenge blog too! Woot woot! Thanks for looking and Happy Scrapping!

Glimmer Mist Masking

This week's challenge at the Cuttlebug Challenge Blog was to use Glimmer Mist or something similar and create a mask and use some embossing. I have some Glimmer Mist. For this project I used Olive Vine Glimmer Mist. I made circles of varying sizes on some brown paper that had tiny white polka dots (Adorn It).
I then embossed over it and sanded and inked.

From there I cut it down to fit my project and VOILA! Here you go:

Thanks for Looking and Happy Scrapping!

Yup...I was a puddle!

Riley has made remarkable progess playing basketball his first year for the St. Monica's Comets (school). He is in 6th grade. We were shocked when he signed up. We were shocked when he told us he loved basketball. We were shocked to see how much he improved practice after practice, day after day. Last night was tournament night. Although the Comets didn't win, Riley won in his own way...He made his first basket during a game!
I admit that it was I that was shocked. Shocked me right to tears. Crying, cheering, snapping pictures. Yup, this is the shot. I was literally sobbing after about 30 seconds. I wasn't the only mom with tears in her eyes last night that is for sure. We are so proud of Riley!

Friday, February 5, 2010

It's Fudgesicle Friday Today!

It's that time again! Another Scoop of fun over at What's the Scoop! TodayI am showing you how your digital images can be used for other projects like LAYOUTS. There is no need to shudder when you think of using these for something else other than cards! This one was easy peasy! I just enlarged the digital and printed it right on my Webster's Pages paper. It is hard to see here, but I embossed the cute little Hedgehogs which are only $2 in the store here, colored the quills with Shimmerz found in the store FOR ONLY $2.81, inked and VOILA!





The Scoop:

Websters Pages (Nature's Storybook), K & Company paper sticker flowers, CTMH Ink, Shimmerz paint, Websters Pages Storytellers stickers, Cuttlebug embossing folders (Swiss Dots and paisley), MS Punch, cardstock. Picture printed on the Websters Pages paper too!

Let's see what you can do with a digital! Can you come up with something different? This week's theme has been all about FRIENDSHIP. Link up your projects HERE for a chance to win a rak at What's the Scoop!

Monday, February 1, 2010

A flourish of LOVE...

I continue to practice my Copic coloring skills with digitals. I really don't stamp with inkpads too much anymore. Digitals are just so much more practical for me. I found another person who creates some absolutely STUNNING images. Michelle Perket Studio. She has sentiments, fairies, mermaids, and lots of other detailed and gorgeous images. There was a sketch posted on the blog so I knew I had to use it with one of her images:
This paper is OLD OLD OLD Cosmo Cricket. A valentine line from way back that I was keeping in my stash "Just in case" (like why do I keep this stuff???)
Anyway, I used my copics and stickles. I used some Tulip pearl paints too. Some sewing and ink around the edges to complete the card. Yummy!
Thanks for looking and happy scrapping!