Welcome to the last Monday of the month, where it's Anything Goes at the Outlawz Monday Greetings challenges. This week's guest sponsor is SLS Lines, and I got to play with a digi image called Goth Girl w/Goldfish & Balloons. She looks a little sad, or at least thoughtful, so I created a "Thinking of You" card that I can personalize for a long-distance friend I am missing, someone who needs a cheerful note, or even a get-well card.
I colored my image with Copics, using white and metallic gel pens for a little shimmer. Then I fussy-cut her out and framed her with a paper doily. I placed an embossed piece of cardstock on my card face to pull the colors together, adding some black ink on parts of the embossed "bumps."
I embellished simply with pearls, ribbon and a single black square jewel.
So, what are you going to create for the Anything Goes theme this week? whatever it is, don't forget to link up at the Outlawz Monday Greetings Challenge for your chance to win some awesome prizes from our sponsor, SLS Lines. and as always, crafters, have fun!
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Monday, June 27, 2016
Sunday, March 20, 2016
Masculine Theme at Quirky Crafts This Month
Here we are at the midway point of this month's Masculine challenge over at Quirky Crafts challenge blog. Our sponsors this month are Bugaboo and SLS Lines. I got to play with a Bugaboo digi image from the Har Pot collection called The Chosen One.
I love the Harry Potter series, both the books and the movies! I decided to embellish with odds and ends found in my crafting catch-all drawer. The effect reminds me of spells and potions classes from the movies.
My next project is a bookmark I created for my husband. He laughs every time he sees it peeking out of his book. He says it reminds him of all the "old librarians" in his youth who always shushed him in the stacks.
I like to color my girls' hair with non-standard colors. Besides the quirkiness of doing so, I just don't have a good range of hair colors in my Copics. My sentiment is the perfect one for the way I feel about reading (and being stranded).
Below you can see my Book Lover peeking over the top of the closed book. I love those pencils stuck into her bun, don't you?!
I love the Harry Potter series, both the books and the movies! I decided to embellish with odds and ends found in my crafting catch-all drawer. The effect reminds me of spells and potions classes from the movies.
Challenges I am Entering:
The Paper Shelter challenges - Birthday Boy
I like to color my girls' hair with non-standard colors. Besides the quirkiness of doing so, I just don't have a good range of hair colors in my Copics. My sentiment is the perfect one for the way I feel about reading (and being stranded).
Below you can see my Book Lover peeking over the top of the closed book. I love those pencils stuck into her bun, don't you?!
Challenges I am Entering:
Our Creative Corner - Trip Down Memory Lane/use a past challenge (What Makes you smile challenge - to create something that will make us smile. It could be a scrapbook or journal page, a canvas, a tag, whatever your imagination dictates What makes me smile is having the time to read! My sentiment is one I take to heart: If I'm ever stranded, I hope it's in a Book Store. That would be pure heaven for me)
Know a guy with a birthday coming up? Or any occasion for that matter? Create something with a masculine theme and link it up with Quirky Crafts challenge blog this month. Awesome pries from:
and SLS Lines
Monday, February 29, 2016
Having Fun with SLS Lines at Craft Your Passion
Hello, crafty peeps! Today I created my DT card for Craft Your Passion using an image from SLS Lines, this week's sponsor. She's called Art Nouveau Girl with Flowers and can be found HERE.
I tried to give my card a vintage look with shades of pink and brown, embellishing with flowers, pearls and lacy borders. I don't do vintage often, so I am still stretching my comfort zone.
Are you in a rut? WHat's a technique or tool that you have wanted to try or improve upon? Give it a shot this week, and share with us at Craft Your Passion challenge blog. It's always Anything Goes there!!
I tried to give my card a vintage look with shades of pink and brown, embellishing with flowers, pearls and lacy borders. I don't do vintage often, so I am still stretching my comfort zone.
Are you in a rut? WHat's a technique or tool that you have wanted to try or improve upon? Give it a shot this week, and share with us at Craft Your Passion challenge blog. It's always Anything Goes there!!
Monday, September 28, 2015
Anything Goes with SLS Lines and the Outlawz Greetings Challenge
It's my favorite theme time at the Outlawz Monday Greetings challenges--Anything Goes!! One of our sponsors is SLS Lines, and their Etsy Store is full of gorgeous images to color and create with.
My card features an image called Air Fairy. After I colored and fussy cut her out, I discovered a Tim Holtz Idealogy Cabinet card that I covered with shimmer paper (in teal, my fave color). I found a leftover piece of beach scene paper and embossed my sentiment onto the front, where my fairy is hovering in the clouds. To create the look of soft movement, I added few pearl leftover flourishes around her. All that was left to do was add a shimmery border to the bottom of my card, and a soft dove for good measure.
What will your project be? The sky's the limit with just a few guidelines: make sure to use a sentiment or quote on the front of your project, and link up your project post (not your whole blog), making sure that you didn't post it before the start of the Outlawz Monday Greetings challenge.
Other than that, the world is your oyster, and the DT look forward to seeing what you create!
My card features an image called Air Fairy. After I colored and fussy cut her out, I discovered a Tim Holtz Idealogy Cabinet card that I covered with shimmer paper (in teal, my fave color). I found a leftover piece of beach scene paper and embossed my sentiment onto the front, where my fairy is hovering in the clouds. To create the look of soft movement, I added few pearl leftover flourishes around her. All that was left to do was add a shimmery border to the bottom of my card, and a soft dove for good measure.
What will your project be? The sky's the limit with just a few guidelines: make sure to use a sentiment or quote on the front of your project, and link up your project post (not your whole blog), making sure that you didn't post it before the start of the Outlawz Monday Greetings challenge.
Other than that, the world is your oyster, and the DT look forward to seeing what you create!
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Book Love with SLS Lines and Your Scrapbook Place
It's September already?! What happened to August?! Well, they say that time flies when you're having fun, and I have been having fun with this too-cute image from SLS Lines. She's called "Bookworm in the Library" and I made this card as my DT project for Your Scrapbook Place Anything Goes September challenge.
After coloring her with my trusty Copics, I tore her (second fave technique) and popped her onto CTMH patterned paper. There wasn't much room for a lot of embellishments, so I made it simple with a bit of ribbon, a handmade bow, a snall pearl flourish and a couple jewels. my sentiment reads: "It's alwasy better to have too many books than not enough." At least, that's what I believe!! How about you?
I love to read, and I am on the waiting list for the Maze Runner book series. I saw the first movie, and while I liked it, I figured there was a lot more to it than what the movie showed. i never judge a book by its movie. So now I have the first three books to look forward to reading. The question is, shuld I read the second book before seeing the second movie and be disappointed? Or should I wait until after the movie to get "behind the scenes" so to speak?
While I wait for the library to call with that series, I am reading (again) a Jude Deveraux book entitled "Sweet Liar." What are you reading??
In between chapters, why don't you create a project and link up with Your Scrapbook Place for your chance to win prizes from their guest sponsor, SLS Lines?
After coloring her with my trusty Copics, I tore her (second fave technique) and popped her onto CTMH patterned paper. There wasn't much room for a lot of embellishments, so I made it simple with a bit of ribbon, a handmade bow, a snall pearl flourish and a couple jewels. my sentiment reads: "It's alwasy better to have too many books than not enough." At least, that's what I believe!! How about you?
I love to read, and I am on the waiting list for the Maze Runner book series. I saw the first movie, and while I liked it, I figured there was a lot more to it than what the movie showed. i never judge a book by its movie. So now I have the first three books to look forward to reading. The question is, shuld I read the second book before seeing the second movie and be disappointed? Or should I wait until after the movie to get "behind the scenes" so to speak?
While I wait for the library to call with that series, I am reading (again) a Jude Deveraux book entitled "Sweet Liar." What are you reading??
In between chapters, why don't you create a project and link up with Your Scrapbook Place for your chance to win prizes from their guest sponsor, SLS Lines?
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