Showing posts with label deer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deer. Show all posts

Friday, October 2, 2015

Fall Candle Sleeves for The Ribbon Resource and Spellbinders

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(This is the 3rd of 3 projects posted today.  Go here for Skittles New Release and here for May Arts Ribbon Coffee Lover's Set.)


I'm thrilled to be participating in The Ribbon Resource and Spellbinders co-sponsored Whimsical Woodland Blog Fest which is celebrating World Cardmaking Day.  Hop on over to the Ribbon Resource Blog and check out my Fall Candle Sleeves with a full tutorial, then visit the fun over at Spellbinders!



My project features these dies from Spellbinders:

S3-229 Woodland Deer from the new Woodland Collection



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Ribbons used:




#mayartsribbon #ribbonresource #spellbinders #woodland #worldcardmakingday #wcmd2015 #fall #autumn #halloween #deer #candle #sleeves #wraps

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Thursday, January 29, 2015

Growing in Unity - Day 4

Welcome to day 4 of my stint as the GIU (Growing in Unity) girl.  I'm showing you my creations all week long and if you comment every day on my blog post, you'll be entered into a random drawing for 25 random stamps from the Unity Stamp Company.  Wowza, 25 stamps!  
Who wouldn't love that?!  2 winners will be selected.


I made this for a gentleman who sings in our church choir, and is just retiring from his job after 30 years.  He's an avid hunter/fisherman, so I used a piece of WRMK designer paper that has this stag on it.  The stamp set I'm using today is called, "Sing a New Song".  It's one of my favorites and I felt it would be the perfect set to use for this card, embracing the recipient's love of music and hunting. 


I used the sentiment and musical notes from the kit, stamping with Colorbox archival ink in Saddle.  I did a little water coloring around the sentiment as well.




For the inside of the card, I used a sentiment from the "Everything More" sentiment kit.  This kit is a staple and has a perfect sentiment for just about any occasion.  I inked up the edges of the musical note paper with the same ink.



Come back tomorrow for more Unity inspiration! Don't forget to leave a comment here so you can qualify for the random drawing.  And for a shameless plug, I'd love if you would come and like me on FB: http://www.facebook.com/wavingmywand because when I get to 500 likes, I'm having a big giveaway!


Sticky Doo pop dots

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Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Deer Birthday card

Why is it that I'm always in a hurry these days?  The great thing about stamping is, you can go as simple or as elaborate as you want.  I could have spent some quality time with distress markers (actually, I did use some on the heart....) or stamping on patterned paper and fussy cutting these images, but sometimes, simple is just right.
 
When it's late at night and you remember that it's the hubs birthday?  Yup.  You go simple; a sweet card for my son to give his dad.  I used my new Queen & Co washi tape and bubbles that I purchased from the Scrapbook Expo last week.  Not too girly, and I think all the brown gives it just the right touch for a guy, especially with that natural twine from May Arts Ribbon.  Those stamps?  From one of my favorite stamp companies of course, Unity Stamp Co!  Happy Birthday Dad!  **Scroll to the bottom for giveaway details***
 
 
Supplies: Queen & Co. polka dot washi tape and brown bubbles, Colorbox Saddle ink, Unity Stamp Co Deer to Me kit, May Arts Ribbon natural twine, Tim Holtz distress markers, white gel pen
 
 
I'm just about to reach a milestone on my blog and will be having a giveaway any day now...also, we are having a Christmas in July Blog Hop on Friday and Saturday, July 25-26th.  Check in with my other crafty blog, Mountain Plains Crafters and hop along for a nice prize!  All you have to do is comment at each blog.  Some of the girls will be offering additional prizes as well.  Fun!

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Mountain Plains Crafters challenge..Lawn Fawn

I'm super excited about this challenge.  Our design team is in place at Mountain Plains Crafters, and chomping at the bits!
 
The theme is to do a project with a lawn and/or a deer featured.  The prize??  Lawn Fawn is generously donating a 6x6 paper pad and you get to choose a stamp set!   Wowza!  Super prize! 
 
So hightail it over to the Mountain Plains Crafters blog and link your project up to this weeks challenge. Check us out on Facebook too and like/follow so you can be notified of future giveaways!
 
SUPPLIES:  Tim Holtz distress markers, Unity Stamps Jillibean Blossom Soup kit, Woodland Retreat paper from The Paper Studio, Inkadinkadoo blue ink and butterfly stamp, Memento London Fog ink, Memento luxe black ink, Stickles diamond glitter glue white gel pen
 
 

Monday, March 24, 2014

Loving deer card

This sweet deer is part of a Christmas set from the Unity Stamp Co called Merry Deerest but I really wanted to bring him out and put a different spin on him.  So I used some springy peach and green colors with a gold background and some burlap ribbon.  The sentiment is from a grab bag special collection also from Unity and I stamped it on some linen textured designer paper.  I just love him, he's so adorable.  He really needs a name.  Any suggestions?

Supplies:  ATD textured cardstock, deluxe gold leaf DP from Hobby Lobby, Tim Holtz distressed ink, American Crafts black ink, Permapaque metallic copper pen, green metallic pen, Stickles diamond glitter glue, Recollections enamel dots, The Paper Studio burlap ribbon, American Crafts ribbon, Colorbox green ink, Teresa Collins Vintage Finds paper stack (embossed frame)

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Deer Christmas card

Got started on an order of Christmas cards and I had permission to do whatever I wanted from the buyer.  So I pulled out a stamp I recently received from the "Merry Deerest" stamp kit that I ordered from the Unity Stamp Co.  

I started with some kraft cards and added a 4x4 doily.  I had printed out some frames in different sizes and colors with my Cricut using the Straight From The Nest cartridge and went to work.  The smaller white frame was edged with, of all things.....a mistletoe stamp roller in green ink.  Kind of gave it a cool look I think.  The larger frame was 4 1/2" and was made with red/white cardstock.  

My local craft store had a bunch of stuff 1/2 off so I picked up these faux pine branches, a pack of 10 for $1.00!  I was super excited about that.  I cut pieces from each stem so it only took me 2 stems to make 6 cards.   GOT TO USE MY NEW UNITY BOW MAKER!!  I've been wanting one of these forever and it is the best thing!  If you don't have one, get one!  It's only $5.99 and they have a video tutorial to help you out.  I was making bows lickety-split.  (And no, I am not getting paid to advertise this people, just love the products!)

So I tied the bows to the pine stem to make sure they didn't  come off because I just didn't think a glue dot would do the trick.   To finish things off, I made little tags for the bottom using the other stamp that came with the Merry Deerest kit which is the Merry and Bright sentiment.  Each one of the tags is just a little bit different whether it be different brads or a little glitter glue, etc.  

So there you have it.  Took me, oh, maybe only about 5 hours to finish....'cause I took my sweet little 'ole time but it was fun and next time, I'll have a better handle on things so it goes quicker.  Thanks for looking and I'd love a comment.  Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas!

Items used: Metallic markers, white gel pen, red twine, Unity Bow Maker and stamps, Hobby Lobby pine stems, Sticklers glitter glue