Sharon’s Stamp Simply Challenges » Rainy Day Creations

Sharon's Stamp Simply and a Rainbow

Oct 022009

I love Friday! And today I got to play along in Sharon’s Stamp Simply Challenge ABC/123. The challenge was to make “letters or numbers a focal point” of your project. Well in a few weeks my DH and I will be celebrating our 35th wedding anniversary. So I decided to make him a card… not that he would care if I didn’t, but it was fun anyway.

I used JustRite’s Times New Roman Uppercase Font Set for the custom sentiment.

I decided to make a second card with this simple layout.

I love this sentiment! We all have those “rainy days”! *grin*

Here is the inside.

Here’s hoping that you have a wonderful Friday! Don’t forget about Ellen Hutson’s World Card Making Celebration tomorrow!!

Happy Crafting!

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Stamps: Rainbow – D231, Santa Rosa, CA; Viva Las Vegas Stamps Rainbow Sentiment; EK Success “Don’t Give Up”; JustRite “Times New Roman Uppercase Font Set”

Papers: Whisper White, Brocade Blue, Bashful Blue

Inks: Memento “Tuxedo Black”; Copics:

Accessories: Corner Rounder Punch; Cuttlebug “Frills” and “Heart Blocks” Embossing Folders; Rhinestones; Ric Rak; Oval Nestabilities

Rich Autumn Leaves - ssnotime #106

Sep 252009

I’m so happy that I was able to play along in Sharon Johnson’s (notimetostamp) Stamp Simply Challenge this week. Her challenge was to use leaves along with sponging to achieve the richness of autumn.

Besides using this yummy designer paper (I haven’t been able to decide if that is a real leaf embedded in it! lol), I also used a leaf charm and a couple of punched oak leaves. The punched paper leaves, the designer papers and the sentiment were all sponged.

A closeup of the paper gives a better idea of the textures. It’s really awesome with shiny lumps and bumps… almost like it has areas covered with UTEE.

Hope everyone has a great weekend. Thanks for dropping by today!

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Stamps: Sentiment is from the 50-cent bin at Rubber Soul.

Papers: The leaf print dp is by EK Success. The striped dp is by Sandylion.

Inks: Sentiment and Sponging were done with various brown, green and mustard inks.

Accessories: Raffia, Circle Punches, Oak Leaf Punch from McGill, Leaf Charm

The Dog Days of Summer

Aug 202009

It’s time for another Dirty Challenge over at Splitcoaststampers. This month the required element is a dog image or sentiment with a summer color scheme. And this polka dot pup also fits in Sharon’s Stamp Simply Challenge #101 – Let’s Polka. Here is my card.

Just a quick post today. My DGD’s are still visiting. 🙂

Happy Crafting!

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(All products are Stampin’ Up! unless noted.)

Stamps: “All In the Family” and “Everyday Flexible Phrases”

Papers: Whisper White, Garden Green and DSP Autumn Meadows

Inks: White Gel Pen; Memento Tuxedo Black; Copics:

Accessories: Ellen Hutson Inchie; Cuttlebug and Swiss Dot Embossing Folder; Linen Thread, Satin, Taffeta and Gingham Ribbons, Button, Paper Piercing Tool and Template

A Stamp Simply Challenge - ssnotime83

Apr 172009

Every Friday Sharon Johnson (notimetostamp) has a Stamp Simply Challenge on her blog. This Friday’s challenge is to “Thread It Thru!”, and I’m so happy that I got a chance to play along! For the threading on my card, I used a Martha Stewart Ribbon Edger Punch on both sides of the striped Graphic 45 designer paper. A twill ribbon was then threaded through the holes made by the punch.

Both the image and sentiment stamps are from the Cornish Heritage Farms set, “Scene It, Mountains”.

The card base is Memory Box’s Mocha card stock. The striped and dotted designer papers are from the Graphics 45 “Fashionista” collection. The butterfly is from the Graphics 45 “Botanicabella” collection.

Flatback Accent Pearls were used at the center of the Art Flower and for the butterfly body. Some sparkle was added to the flower with a Stardust Glitter Pen.