Really how many does one person need? In my case I could never have to much paper! I have gotten so much recently that I have to buy another bookcase--sick I know!
Here is a preview of a few of the new stacks I simply could not resist.
I got the all at Michaels or Joann's! Enjoy
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Thursday, February 18, 2010
House Warming Card
Hi all--hope your day is off to a rockin' start! This card was for a very good friend (one of the best) who just moved into a new apartment not far from where I live. The house warming was this past weekend and this is the card I made which was paired with a lovely bottle of vodka.
The castle is cut from Life's A Beach and I used some of the papers from the SEI kit which match the colors of the new apartment. I cut the layers but there is no shadow so I just cut a pc of paper that would hide behind the castle to look like lights in the windows.
I cut the crown from Celebrations, and the font is Schoolbook and Queen is cut from Hannah Montana. I added lots of bling to help balance the colors which are really 'boy'--here are some detail shots
Added a Cindy Crawford crystal mole to the 'Q' which got more comments than anything else.
If you knew my friend you know this statement fit was a perfect fit.
Thanks for stopping in. Keep watching as there is blog candy in the not so distant future!!!!
Make it a great on-
Bryan
The castle is cut from Life's A Beach and I used some of the papers from the SEI kit which match the colors of the new apartment. I cut the layers but there is no shadow so I just cut a pc of paper that would hide behind the castle to look like lights in the windows.
I cut the crown from Celebrations, and the font is Schoolbook and Queen is cut from Hannah Montana. I added lots of bling to help balance the colors which are really 'boy'--here are some detail shots
Added a Cindy Crawford crystal mole to the 'Q' which got more comments than anything else.
If you knew my friend you know this statement fit was a perfect fit.
Thanks for stopping in. Keep watching as there is blog candy in the not so distant future!!!!
Make it a great on-
Bryan
Labels:
Card,
Hannah Montana,
House Warming,
Life's A Beach,
Schoolbook,
SEI
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Birthday+Elvis=great closing page
So my best friend had a birthday in SEPTEMBER--I know I am running late no need for comments from the peanut gallery! So here is the back story--when my best friend has had a bit (a lot) to drink he gets this crazy Elvis lip where only one side of the mouth moves when he talks--it is truly funny when it happens! So by the end of the night of the party Elvis had arrived. So I thought it fitting to close his book with this layout.
Background paper is a DCWV black and grey check, Elvis is cut from a shinly silver DCWV and the red letters are cut from a SU paper. Under the picture there is Core'dinations matte that is cuddlebugged with the checkerboard folder that was an OMC exclusive that I sanded down. The picture is attached with ATG tape and some cool paper clips.
The ELVIS title is cut with Hello Kitty font at 3 1/2". Since none of the letters have spaces inside I could use both the cut mat and the letters--SO I DID.
I pop dotted the letters and moved them about 1/8" to the right when I placed them on the layout. The base layer peeks through and you get a pretty cool effect! Here is a detailed shot
To finish the layout off--I took my white pen and did some 'stitching' around the letters and added a little bling at the end to tie back to the crown he is wearing (which was taken from the birthday girl a few tables over)!
Hope you have a great day!
Bryan
Background paper is a DCWV black and grey check, Elvis is cut from a shinly silver DCWV and the red letters are cut from a SU paper. Under the picture there is Core'dinations matte that is cuddlebugged with the checkerboard folder that was an OMC exclusive that I sanded down. The picture is attached with ATG tape and some cool paper clips.
The ELVIS title is cut with Hello Kitty font at 3 1/2". Since none of the letters have spaces inside I could use both the cut mat and the letters--SO I DID.
I pop dotted the letters and moved them about 1/8" to the right when I placed them on the layout. The base layer peeks through and you get a pretty cool effect! Here is a detailed shot
To finish the layout off--I took my white pen and did some 'stitching' around the letters and added a little bling at the end to tie back to the crown he is wearing (which was taken from the birthday girl a few tables over)!
Hope you have a great day!
Bryan
Labels:
Cuttlebug,
Hello Kitty Font,
Single Layout
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Mailboxes...............
Ok, this is not an origional idea by any means as it seems everyone has their version of the mailboxes from Target. I simply covered and added a bit of sitckles, bling, or glitter mist and sent them on their way to my neices and nephews.
I added some clear crystals to bling the one
to make it boy freindly I used paper that worked well with this large chipboard fire truck
glimmer mist, a bit of ribbon, and a monogram cut with the cricut-super easy
here I used the same monogram cut and added stickles to the swirls on the snails!
Filled them candy and sent them on their way--
Have a great day!
Bryan
I added some clear crystals to bling the one
to make it boy freindly I used paper that worked well with this large chipboard fire truck
glimmer mist, a bit of ribbon, and a monogram cut with the cricut-super easy
here I used the same monogram cut and added stickles to the swirls on the snails!
Filled them candy and sent them on their way--
Have a great day!
Bryan
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