It’s Monday and time for another challenge on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog.
This week it’s all about the “Pumpkin Patch“ or anything fall related. I received a free project sheet from Archiver’s over a year ago on how to make a really cute pumpkin out of cardstock. It’s one of those projects that I wanted to try … but never had the time to do. When I saw this challenge I remembered that project sheet and knew that pumpkin would be perfect for this challenge. I changed it up a bit from the original directions and I used patterned paper instead of a solid color cardstock. I will say all that scoring was a lot of work but I love how it turned out.
Be sure to link your project to the inlinkz tool on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. To be eligible for the prize draw you need to be linked by Sunday October 21st.
One random drawn prize winner will receive a $10.00 voucher to Di’s Digi Downloads.
Monday, October 15, 2012
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Each month I make my grandson’s some type of little gift to take their teachers. I figure the 5 Howard boys will make a name for themselves … and a little bribery never hurt lol! This month each teacher is getting an adorable little treat bag. I have been so inspired by my new scrappy tools from Just Imagine Crafts!
I cut the bags out with my Cricut, using the Tags, Bags, Boxes & More cartridge. I then used the Kreaxions Circle Cutter to cut the hole in the front of the bags. I used the Kreaxions 4 in 1 punch #916 with no insert to give the top of the bags a decorative border. Adding a little bag of candy corn finished the project. These cute little bags would make great party favors too!
Leave a comment here on my blog and on the Just Imagine Crafts Blog and be entered to win a random draw prize RAK from me.
I cut the bags out with my Cricut, using the Tags, Bags, Boxes & More cartridge. I then used the Kreaxions Circle Cutter to cut the hole in the front of the bags. I used the Kreaxions 4 in 1 punch #916 with no insert to give the top of the bags a decorative border. Adding a little bag of candy corn finished the project. These cute little bags would make great party favors too!
Leave a comment here on my blog and on the Just Imagine Crafts Blog and be entered to win a random draw prize RAK from me.
Monday, October 8, 2012
Are you ready for the Monday challenge on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog!?
This week the challenge is (#140) “Autumn Leaves Falling” for this challenge I decided to cut the images with my Cricut machine using the Serenade cartridge. I then embossed them using my very neglected Cuttlebug machine and embossing folders. Can't wait to see what you come up with!
Be sure to link your project to the inlinkz tool on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. To be eligible for the prize draw you need to be linked by Sunday October 14th.
One random drawn prize winner will receive a $5.00 voucher to Digital Delights.
Sunday, October 7, 2012
I'm beyond thrilled to be the Guest Designer for October on the Just Imagine Crafts Kreaxions Punches Blog!
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m a little technically challenged … ok more than a little, I’ll say a lot lol! We have an alarm clock I don’t know how to set, I have a smart phone that is smarter than I am and I don’t pump my own gas. So when I received my Kreaxions punch and supplies from Just Imagine Crafts I was a little intimidated when I saw them. The circle cutter, the 4 in 1 punch, the stencils … whoa … the positioning parts! How was I going to figure all this out?! Let me tell you that after watching the video tutorials from the blog just once I felt confident and started experimenting and creating the following projects.
For the “Spooky Card” I had wanted to try making these flowers out of newspaper for months and never did because … who has time to cut out all those circles. Using the Kreaxions Circle Cutter I found I could cut through several layers of newspaper at once, what a timesaver! Using the Kreaxions 4 in 1 punch #312 with no insert I created the perfect border to finish off the card.
For the “Boo” card I used the Kreaxions Circle Cutter to cut a perfect circle which I distressed and then mounted my title on. Using the Kreaxions #312 4 in 1 punch I made a border and then embellished it with pearls.
I wanted to do something special for this layout “Expecting Gracelynn”. It’s for our daughter who is expecting their 6th child and their first girl. I used the Kreaxions B circle template along with the positioning system and the #312 4 in 1 punch to create the punched circle. I also added some extra detail to the corners by using the #312 punch with the C insert. I love the results!
Be sure to check out the Just Imagine Crafts Kreaxions Punches Blog for lots of inspiration from some very talented ladies on their Design Team.
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m a little technically challenged … ok more than a little, I’ll say a lot lol! We have an alarm clock I don’t know how to set, I have a smart phone that is smarter than I am and I don’t pump my own gas. So when I received my Kreaxions punch and supplies from Just Imagine Crafts I was a little intimidated when I saw them. The circle cutter, the 4 in 1 punch, the stencils … whoa … the positioning parts! How was I going to figure all this out?! Let me tell you that after watching the video tutorials from the blog just once I felt confident and started experimenting and creating the following projects.
For the “Spooky Card” I had wanted to try making these flowers out of newspaper for months and never did because … who has time to cut out all those circles. Using the Kreaxions Circle Cutter I found I could cut through several layers of newspaper at once, what a timesaver! Using the Kreaxions 4 in 1 punch #312 with no insert I created the perfect border to finish off the card.
For the “Boo” card I used the Kreaxions Circle Cutter to cut a perfect circle which I distressed and then mounted my title on. Using the Kreaxions #312 4 in 1 punch I made a border and then embellished it with pearls.
I wanted to do something special for this layout “Expecting Gracelynn”. It’s for our daughter who is expecting their 6th child and their first girl. I used the Kreaxions B circle template along with the positioning system and the #312 4 in 1 punch to create the punched circle. I also added some extra detail to the corners by using the #312 punch with the C insert. I love the results!
Be sure to check out the Just Imagine Crafts Kreaxions Punches Blog for lots of inspiration from some very talented ladies on their Design Team.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
I'm hosting a layout challenge at My Sketch World this month.
Create a layout and use numbers on it somewhere (the word or the numeral).
Hope you can play along :)
Create a layout and use numbers on it somewhere (the word or the numeral).
Hope you can play along :)
Monday, October 1, 2012
October 1st already!? This month's sketch is up at My Sketch World. Check out the blog and see what the rest of the Design Team created.
My take on the sketch:
Be sure to check back next Sunday ... I have some exciting news!
My take on the sketch:
Be sure to check back next Sunday ... I have some exciting news!
It’s Monday and time for another challenge on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. This week the challenge (#139) is “The Colors of Autumn”.
Be sure to link your project to the inlinkz tool on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. To be eligible for the prize draw you need to be linked by Sunday October 7th.
One random drawn prize winner will receive 3 images from The Stamping Boutique.
Be sure to stop by the Kaboodle Doodles Blog and check out what the Design Team has done with this theme. It would be great if you could join us!
My entry:
Be sure to link your project to the inlinkz tool on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. To be eligible for the prize draw you need to be linked by Sunday October 7th.
One random drawn prize winner will receive 3 images from The Stamping Boutique.
Be sure to stop by the Kaboodle Doodles Blog and check out what the Design Team has done with this theme. It would be great if you could join us!
My entry:
Monday, September 24, 2012
Are you ready for the Monday challenge on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog!?
This week it’s all about stitching … anything goes, even faux stitching. I decided to use some Tim Holtz supplies that I have had for awhile along with some embroidery work (the back stitch) and some machine stitching. Can't wait to see what you come up with!
Be sure to link your project to the inlinkz tool on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. To be eligible for the prize draw you need to be linked by Sunday September 30st.
One random drawn prize winner will receive 4 images from Robyn’s Fetish.
This week it’s all about stitching … anything goes, even faux stitching. I decided to use some Tim Holtz supplies that I have had for awhile along with some embroidery work (the back stitch) and some machine stitching. Can't wait to see what you come up with!
Be sure to link your project to the inlinkz tool on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. To be eligible for the prize draw you need to be linked by Sunday September 30st.
One random drawn prize winner will receive 4 images from Robyn’s Fetish.
Monday, September 17, 2012
Monday’s challenge is up on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. This week it’s all about “Babies or Children - any occasion”.
My daughter is expecting their sixth child … and it’s a girl! This challenge gave me the push I needed to get Gracelynn’s birth announcements done.
One random drawn prize winner will receive a $10 voucher to Di's Digi Downloads.
Be sure to link your project to the inlinkz tool on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. To be eligible for the prize draw you need to be linked by Sunday September 23rd.
Let’s see what you can do with this challenge!
My daughter is expecting their sixth child … and it’s a girl! This challenge gave me the push I needed to get Gracelynn’s birth announcements done.
One random drawn prize winner will receive a $10 voucher to Di's Digi Downloads.
Be sure to link your project to the inlinkz tool on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. To be eligible for the prize draw you need to be linked by Sunday September 23rd.
Let’s see what you can do with this challenge!
Monday, September 10, 2012
Another Monday challenge on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. This week the theme is “flowers”.
One random drawn prize winner will receive 4 images from Meljens. Be sure to link your project to the inlinkz tool on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. To be eligible for the prize draw you need to be linked by Sunday, September 16th.
I decided to make an edible flower arrangement using short bread cookies, gum drops and paper and washi tape from the My Minds Eye Indie Chic Saffron Girl’s Collection.
Can’t wait to see your projects!
One random drawn prize winner will receive 4 images from Meljens. Be sure to link your project to the inlinkz tool on the Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog. To be eligible for the prize draw you need to be linked by Sunday, September 16th.
I decided to make an edible flower arrangement using short bread cookies, gum drops and paper and washi tape from the My Minds Eye Indie Chic Saffron Girl’s Collection.
Can’t wait to see your projects!
Sunday, September 9, 2012
What a busy weekend! But I still found a little time to work on scrappy projects.
I completed a card for letter "B" for the MSW Labor Day Crop.
. . . and had time to work on the October Sketch. I can only show you a sneak peek of that lo :)
I completed a card for letter "B" for the MSW Labor Day Crop.
. . . and had time to work on the October Sketch. I can only show you a sneak peek of that lo :)
Thursday, September 6, 2012
MSW Labor Day Crop Challenges:
L is for . . .
A is for ...
B is for . . .
O is for ...
R is for ...
D is for ...
A is for ...
Y is for ...
Crop Details, Rules, Deadlines & PRIZES!!!
There will be two challenges posted each day of the crop- one card and one layout challenge.
You must create a card for the card challenges and a layout for the layout challenges.
You will receive ONE prize draw for each challenge completed.
You may complete the challenges as many times as you'd like, but will only receive ONE draw per challenge.
You are welcome to use Lucy's sketches for the challenges, but you may not combine the crop challenges with the monthly challenges.
All crop projects must be uploaded into the crop gallery and linked to your spot by Midnight (EST) on Sunday, September 9th.
Winners will be announced on Monday, September 10th.
1st Prize: $20 GC to the scrappy store of your choice
2nd Prize: $10 GC to the scrappy store of your choice
Prizes are awarded by random draw.
L is for . . .
A is for ...
B is for . . .
O is for ...
R is for ...
D is for ...
A is for ...
Y is for ...
Crop Details, Rules, Deadlines & PRIZES!!!
There will be two challenges posted each day of the crop- one card and one layout challenge.
You must create a card for the card challenges and a layout for the layout challenges.
You will receive ONE prize draw for each challenge completed.
You may complete the challenges as many times as you'd like, but will only receive ONE draw per challenge.
You are welcome to use Lucy's sketches for the challenges, but you may not combine the crop challenges with the monthly challenges.
All crop projects must be uploaded into the crop gallery and linked to your spot by Midnight (EST) on Sunday, September 9th.
Winners will be announced on Monday, September 10th.
1st Prize: $20 GC to the scrappy store of your choice
2nd Prize: $10 GC to the scrappy store of your choice
Prizes are awarded by random draw.
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