Showing posts with label Alpha Blocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alpha Blocks. Show all posts

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Happy Father's Day


Are you ready for Father's Day?  I am, as of now.  I've got three cards to share today, and one of them uses one of this week's Make it Monday MIM#69 sketches.



I had to take some liberties with the flowers--I used a stamp from Grunge Me instead, and made it into a background, since everything else I tried looked strange.

MIM


I finally broke out my new Chevron Dies for this next card.  I took pieces of Canyon Clay, Enchanted Evening, and Scarlet Jewel card stock and stamped them with the Crackle Background stamp.  Then, I cut then into random width chevrons, and arranged them on my card.  I got the idea to cut letters out of postage stamp die cuts from this card by Kara.

Chevron

Despite my excitement several months back over the Movers and Shakers dies, this is the first time I have used this die set to make a slider card.  It came together pretty easily, thanks to the tutorial here.

Slider




Here is a peek at the inside:



Supplies Used (PTI):
MIM
Stamps:  Alpha Blocks, Grunge Me, Movers and Shakers Sentiments
Paper:  Canyon Clay, White, Kraft, Fine Linen Pattern Pack
Other:  Alpha Blocks Die

Chevron
Stamps:  Half & Half, Movers and Shakers Sentiments, Crackle Background
Paper:  Vintage Cream, Enchanted Evening, Canyon Clay, Scarlet Jewel
Other:  Postage Die, Alphabet Die, Chevron dies

Slider
Stamps:  Movers and Shakers Sentiments, Background Basics Circles, Turning a New Leaf, Clear Dollar Father's Day sentiment
Paper:  Enchanted Evening, Soft Stone, Scarlet Jewel
Other:  Sliders Dies, Limitless Layers Ovals


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Sunday, October 9, 2011

Giant Chocolate Bar Party Favors

Rachel and I made favors for her 14th birthday party.  She did most of the work.  We started with some colorful papers I got on sale at Michaels.  I cut them to size to cover those giant Hershey bars.  Then, she picked ink colors she liked and used the Alpha Blocks stamps and dies.  She arranged her friends' names on the wrappers, and decorated with a variety of flora doodle flowers.  They are very similar to the favors we made for her sister's birthday party this summer. 


She has outgrown many of the types of party favors we have had in previous years.  Good thing a girl will never outgrow chocolate.  There is something so fun to a kid about a giant bar of chocolate.


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