Showing posts with label moonstruck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moonstruck. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 14, 2017

Love

   Love is in the air today so I thought it was a good time to share this month's Awesome ladies Project layout I did for this month's practice team.
  
   Yes, I cut my photo is a heart shape. I also did another B&W photo which I have decided to do all my ALP pages B&W. I just love the look of it. 

Supplies: cardstock (Bazzill Basics), pattern paper (Simple Stories, Crate Paper, Pink Paislee, and American Crafts), die cuts (Basic Grey, and American Crafts), sequins (SpiegelMom_Scraps), manual die (Heidi Swapp), die cutter (Spellbinders), wood veneer (Crate Paper), electronic die cutter and cartridge (Cricut), washi tape (Studio Calico), mirror embellishments (Flea Market Finds) and typewriter (We R Memory Keepers)

   I did hidden journaling is a letter form. 

Friday, February 3, 2017

The Color of Love

   This week, I think I finally found the happy balance of "work" and just for me crafting. I figured out the best way for me at the moment is to do "etsy product" work during the day which allows my evenings free to do some computer work, board games or creating for me, dt work or publication. In other words, I think my blogging might be more active this month than it has been. 

   Today's share is a card I created using a Scrapbook & Cards Today sketch. When I saw this Wednesday's challenge at Simon Says Stamp I thought this card would be perfect for it. 
 Supplies: cardstock (American Crafts), pattern paper (Pink Paislee and Crate Paper), watercolor crayons ( Design Memory Craft), sequins (SpiegelMom Scraps), wood veneer (Crate Paper), stamps (Concord & 9 and Stampabilities), burlap string (Maya Arts), stamping tool (MISTI), frame punch board (We R Memory KeeperS), stamping ink (Tsukineko)

   I have to say I am head-over-heels in love with the way this card came out. I am a huge fan of the Moonstruck collection by Pink Paislee. I think I need to buy a couple more pieces of that line. The watercoloring inside the frame was done freehand. 

   Here is the complete look of the card with it's matching envelope seal.