the blog hop to be entered to win one of the prizes. Don't forget to answer the question, I would love to hear from you and get your input, too!
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Christmas Blog Hop with Word Art Wednesday!
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Annual Word Art Wednesday Blog Hop!!!
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Word Art Wednesday December Blog Hop!
Friday, September 23, 2011
Fabulous Fall Blog Hop with Christian Paper Crafts!
Welcome to our monthly blog hop over at Christian Paper Crafts Creative Blog! Our theme this month corresponds with our Design Team Delights gallery theme “Fabulous Fall” which opened at Christian Paper Crafts on August 15th. It’s full of stunning projects! The verse that really describes this blog hop is: “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven.” Ecclesiastes 3:1
Each month we offer several prizes for blog hop participants and for members of Christian Paper Crafts, that includes a crafty prize generously donated by a fabulous company. To see the details and the prize, please hop on over to our blog for more details!
Here is my card. It's a very simple design but there was a lot of fussy cutting. The image is from BoBunny Forever Fall collection (6x6 pad). I used two sheets cut down to 4 x 5.25. Using the second sheet I cut out the image on the paper and matched it up to the first after I had placed the Scripture (Our Daily Bread Designs - Scripture Collection 3) so that the leaves would overlap.
Thanks for looking and I appreciate the comments. Have an excellent day and God bless!
Friday, July 22, 2011
CPC Retro and Vintage Blog Hop starts today!!
I've started with a yellow base (Bazzill card stock) and distressed the edges with Vintage Photo (Ranger Distress ink); I cut another yellow piece of card stock, embossed the edges with a new Sizzix embossing folder (Fancy and Floral Frames) Then I used two different distress inks and starting with the lightest I blended the ink from the edges inward.Starting with Scattered Straw, then the darker Vintage Photo. After I finished with the inking, I distressed around the edges with a Heidi Swapp distress tool before attaching it to the base.
I had two flowers that were a peachy color and recolored them using Tattered Angels Glimmer Glam and painted them to darken and add a little glimmer using the color Espresso Bean. I added a brad for the center.
I've used the Spellbinders Nestabilities Lacey Circles to frame out the sentiment by JustRite Faith set. I've stamped using the Memento rich cocoa ink.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Christian Paper Crafts Sweet Summertime Blog Hop!
My second card is a one that I thought would be a cheery encouragement to someone. (Summer flowers are so cheerful!) Again I've used the Taylored Expressions Key Ingredient Kit (May) which include the American Crafts Designer Paper (Happy Go Lucky line), Bazzill card stock, buttons and gingham ribbon. The Scripture I've used is from Our Daily Bread Design and is the Scripture Set 3. I've used the Memento, rich cocoa color to stamp the verse. Both cards are very clean and simple and I hope you enjoy them! Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving a delightful comment! Please visit us at Christian Paper Crafts!
Sunday, May 22, 2011
It's Blog Hop Time with Christian Paper Crafts!!
This first one features my grandson (he is the little man in my life!) and his love for playing in the dirt and digging for worms!! I've used the BoBunny Designer Paper "U Bug Me!" and the coordinating stickers, Bazzill card stock, and Heidi Swapp brads. I handwrote the journaling.
close-up of journaling and Mr. Worm. FYI: no worms were hurt in this hunting segment. All worms were placed in a nice new home of dirt in a barrell with live plants for safe keeping and will be watered and tended to with care.
My second layout features "Poppa's Posse" our three oldest grandchildren taking a walk with their Poppa (my hero and dh!)
The pics just don't do these justice, the paper and the embellies are so much more vibrant in color in person!
The Designer Paper is My Mind's Eye "Quite Contrary" and the fun embellishments are the Icon and Alpha stickers and chipboard from Echo Park "Summer Days" I've used Bazzill card stock and the ribbon is from Taylored Expressions.
I've saved the best for last! I was so blessed to catch this on film. Addy is showing Jakob (older brother) her little boo-boo. And what does big brother do? He shows compassion and kisses that boo-boo to make it all better! Cousin Riley Ann is watching and taking it all in.
The ingredients I've used: Echo Park Designer paper "Summer Time" with the coordinating Alpha and Icon stickers, journaling paper and chipboard, Bazzill card stock, EK Success Round Binding Edge border punch, Circle Scallop border punch. I handwrote the journaling.
Thanks for looking and enjoy the rest of the blog hop!
Be sure and join in the hop here and get all the fantastic details at the Christian Paper Crafts Creative Blog! There are prizes so head over the the Creative Blog!!! Looking forward in seeing what you will be sharing with us!!
Friday, April 22, 2011
Mothers and Friends Blog Hop sponsored by Christian Paper Crafts
Welcome to the Christian Paper Crafts Blog Hop featuring Mothers and Friends. If you'd like to join the hop just link your creation at the Creative Blog and then hop around and enjoy the members inspiration. Non-members are welcome, too!!
Sometimes we have friends who may not be our mothers but perhaps a mentor in our life that we are close to and would like to give them a card on that special day. So my card is focused in on that aspect. So, have fun let's get inky and share what you've created. There are some prizes, too!! Here is my card: True Friends Warm the Heart
Instructions:
Cut green base A2; Cut lavender card stock 1/8" smaller than base. Emboss with Cuttlebug folder. Use Spellbinders Nestie Standard Circle to make frame, using Distress Ink, Vintage Photo sponge around the edges. Using a piece of scrap paper duplicate the frame and use as a template for sponging color on a piece of white card stock that has been cut 1/4" smaller than the lavender card stock. I used Distress Inks: Antique Linen, Worn Lipstick and Peeled Paint. Stamp image over the blended ink (Taylored Expressions - Summer Afternoon set) with black ink (Palette). Adhere to the lavender cardstock and make sure the image is centered. Adhere to the base. Add pink tulle ribbon. Stamp sentiment (Gina K Designs - Thanks A Million! set) on pink card stock and mat with green add dimensionals and adhere to card. (All card stock is Bazzill)
Don't forget that this is the week to join us for free at Christian Paper Crafts!! The info is on my sidebar or as you begin the hop you will see all the info posted on the Creative Blog.
Friday, March 11, 2011
Think Spring! Sweet 'n Sassy Blog Hop!
(I also CASEd one of Korin's cards from her gallery at Christian Paper Crafts!)
Friday, February 11, 2011
Sweet 'n Sassy "Love is in the Air" Blog Hop
So without further ado here is my card:
Thanks for stopping by and leaving a delightful comment! Have a wonderful Valentines Day and share the love!!
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Blast From the Past Blog Hop!!
Welcome to all you delightful Blog Hoppers!! If you've come here from Ann's blog then you are in the right place! If you are here just by chance you will want to go to the beginning at Taylored Expressions I'm sure you are getting to see some incredibly talented paper crafters today and are getting inspired! I've made two cards to share and both are from the Lasting Impressions - Christmas Blessings set. I apologize the pics aren't better but if you click on them they will enlarge and you'll be able to see the details.
Thank you so much for visiting and next you'll want to visit the talented and native born Californian (just like moi!) Tracy....
Delightful DETAILS:
Card #1 Paper: K&Company Christmas Cheer Specialty Paper; Bazzill cardstock; DCWV - The Natural stack (image stamped on); Ink: Archival, coffee; Ribbon - Key Ingredients - TE; Tools: Cuttlebug, Spellbinders Nestablilties Classic scallop circle; Marvy Uchida Scallop Circle punch; Embellishments: KaiserCraft rhinestones.
Card #2: Paper: DCWV - The Natural Stack; Bazzill cardstock; Ink: Archival ink, (coffee, olive); Tools: Martha Stewart, border punch; Cuttlebug, Spellbinders Nestablilities Deckled Rectangle; Embellishments: KaiserCraft, rhinestones; Ribbon, Offray.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Christian Paper Crafts Blog Hop featuring MAGENTA!!
Today we as the design team at CPC are thrilled to be introducing you to a terrific stamp company that has been around for over a decade called Magenta. We will begin your introduction to them via this blog hop and then you are invited to visit them at their website. Who exactly is Magenta? Well Magenta is a Canadian Manufacturer that creates rubber stamps, decorative papers, self-adhesive Peel Off's, laser-cut chipboards and cork, aluminum embellishments, and a large range of products and decorative accessories for Rubber Stamper and Scrapbooker’s. They have a FANTASTIC gallery so be sure and check it out. We will be showcasing these wonderful Peel-offs during this blog hop. We hope you will be inspired and come to love these easy to use peel-offs as you visit each design teams blog.
If you have hopped here after visiting with Angella, then you are on the right track!! If not then here is the order and you really don't want to miss any of these delightful creations from the Design Team!!
Marcelle
Angella
Natalie (that's me!)
Mary
Randi
Jen
Christian Paper Crafts Creative Blog
1. Leave a comment on each blog, including the Christian Paper Crafts Creative Blog, even though Cindy won't have anything to show you, but will have a post up for you to leave a comment.
2. You must be a follower of the Christian Paper Crafts Creative Blog.
3. You must be a registered member of Christian Paper Crafts.
4. Cindy will be drawing the number from the comments left on the Christian Paper Crafts Creative Blog and making sure that you left a comment on the other blogs as well.
This is going to be a short hop and Cindy will draw the winner at 9 a.m. on Thursday morning and announce it at Christian Paper Crafts Blog. Head over to CPC to see what you may win!
Here is my first card:
I used the Peel Off's and colored the inside of the image with my Copic markers. I used the Peel Offs to accent the corners of the Nestabilities (Deckled Rectangle) and then stamped the sentiment (Unity Stamp Co). Card base is Bazzill cardstock, the dp is FancyPants. Embellishments: Adhesive pearls, Creative Charms; two Border punches from EK Success and Martha Stewart. (I apologize the picture is so washed out!)
I've repurposed this empty candle jar and decorated the frosted glass with "Deco Accents" Peel Offs.
The two cards pictured above are both colored with Copics the one on the left the actual Peel Off is colored (center on one flower, petals on the other) Paper: My Minds Eye and BoBunny, sentiment is from Hero Arts. I prepared the focal piece of cardstock (Neenah) by using two Distress Inks (Peeled Paint and Broken China) and using a blending tool inked the paper (cut with a Nestabilities, Deckled Rectangle) The card on the right the inside of the image is colored after the Peel Offs were placed on Neenah white cardstock, the DP is Basic Gray and the card base is Bazzill cardstock. Fast and easy but a touch of elegance because of the Magenta Peel Offs!
This is the cutest little gift box. The perfect size for a handful of Hersey's Kisses (or a piece of jewelry)! The Peel Off's are called Butterfly Garden. I've added adhesive pearls to accent by Queen & Co. and I free handed the "vine" with a white Sharpie paint pen. I've also added Adirondack Dimensional Pearls (bottle) to add a little more texture. You'll have to enlarge the pic (click on the pic) to see them better. To tie it off at the top, I used a piece of chenille wire and added a flower from the Peel Offs, it was perfect to finish it off. This was such an easy way to dress up a "naked" gift box!!
These were fantastic to work with they are even repositionable and I thought very sturdy considering how delicate they look!! (and rather addicting!) Thanks to Marcelle for sharing this wonderful company with us!




































