Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Fun with Superfine Nova

I have been playing around with the superfine nova and came up with this card. Very easy, but looks great.

Card Recipe: Stamps: Lovely as a Tree 116388
Card Stock: Basic Black and Kiwi Kiss
Ink: Versa Mark
Accessories: Heat and Stick Powder, Kiwi Kiss Superfine nova, heat tool, emboss buddy, and Kiwi Kiss striped ribbon.


A little (lot) disappointing with the way the card has appeared on the blog, but looks great in real life. This one will be included in our cards we are going to do on the 1st November.

Anyone interested in joining a group of wonderful ladies at Murray Downs Resort, Swan Hill for a full day of creating Christmas cards, you are most welcome. Everyone will be making 14 cards, and enjoying Morning and Afternoon Tea, and a wonderful lunch. For more information email me (nyobre@aapt.net.au).

Happy Stamping
Cheryl

Friday, September 4, 2009

Christmas Card

Hi Everyone,

I have been away for a bit, travelling up to Alice Springs, to visit family and do a little sight seeing. The weather was hot, but fantastic, family excellent, and was great to spend time with them, and the time went to quickly. We went to Stanley Chasm, Simpson's Gap, and many other Gaps, and looked around the township of Alice. Very different from where we live, but a beautiful spot. We will be going back to do a camping trip around the Rock itself, and onto King's Canyon, so really looking forward to that. That's enough of the holidays, time to get back to the fun stuff.

A few of us have been continuing on with our All About Me Scrapbooks, and they are coming along great. We are up the the kids, so it is a little more involved.

On the 1st November, I am holding a Christmas Card day, it will be held at Murray Downs Resort. Spots filling fast, so anyone interested please contact me asap.

Here is one of the cards we will be doing.


Scanning the photo doesn't show how good this card looks. The dazzling diamonds have disappeared.

Recipe: Stamps - Good Cheer (116891)
Card Stock - Always Artichoke, Ruby Red, Very Vanilla
Ink - Basic Brown
Accessories - SU Earth Elements Crayons, aqua painter, 2 way glue pen, dazzling
diamonds, 1/8" circle punch
Technique - water coloring


Stampin' Up! has put out another excellent special this month. Anyone spending $100- or hold a workshop and total product sales are $600- and above, will received a ribbon bundle. Bundle include's 9.1 metres each of Certainly Celery 5/8" poly twill ribbon and So Saffron 5/8" grosgrain ribbon.

Contact me now, to place an order or book a workshop.

Happy Stamping
Cheryl

Monday, August 17, 2009

Invite in a box

A novelty way to send out an invite, or a great way to store some great little thank notes.

I found this little box on the net, and thank Dawn very much for sharing her ideas. This is a very simple little box to put together and can be used for so many different occasions.

Cut your Card stock 5 1/4" wide, 9 1/2" long. Then score. Long side score at 1", 4 1/4", 5 3/4", and 8 1/2".
Score on the other side, 1" in on either edge. Fold in on all score lines and use your bone folder to make score marks crisp.
Along the long edges, cut in 1" on all fold lines. Add sticky strip to all 1" tabs to put box together.
Create the bottom of the box first.
Then decorate as desired.

This is my little box closed. Here are the products I used:-
Stamp sets - Choo Choo 116887, Right on Track 113838,
Family Phrases 116356, All in the Family 116334
Card Stock:- Green Galore, Whisper White, Basic Black
Ink: Tempting Turquoise, Rose Red, Green Galore, Basic Black
Accessories: Sticky Strip, cutter and scorer, scissors, 1/2" circle punch


Box open with a invite inside.

For the invites I used the Love notes 111861. They come in packs of 20. Containing 10 each of whisper white and very vanilla. Both cards and envelopes.
Hope you enjoy making your own, for what ever occasion. Enjoy.

Happy Stamping

Cheryl

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Donna's Card

I have been really busy over the last couple of weeks, so I haven't had time to create any projects for you. So I thought I would go through my swaps from Canberra, and came across this one. This was made by my fabulous Up-line Donna, from Gerang Gerung. I am sure she would love to share this with you all.

I really like this, as it is one for the fella's.

The photo hasn't done this card justice. The black area has been stamped with all different tools in the versamark.
Stamp Sets: Totally Tools 115894, Family Phrases 116356, Sanded 112356
Card- Stock: Basic Black, Whisper White and Brushed Metalics (silver) 106559
Ink: Stazon Black 101406, Versamark 102283
Accessories: 2mm Hand held punch 101227, Paper Snips 103579, Stampin' Dimensionals 104430, Snail Adhesive 104332, Spiral Punch 108341, Silver Brads 104336, Mat Pack 105826, Blender Pens 102845, Basic Gray Taffeta Ribbon 109064

Thank you Donna, and I hope you all like this as much as I do.

Happy Stamping,

Cheryl

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Men Cards

I found this great technique called Faux Wood-grain.

I love it, it is so easy. This particular color wood-grain is as follows:

More Mustard Card Stock

Take your More Mustard Stamp pad and open it up, and drag it down your M/M card Stock about 3 - 4 times. Then take your Close to Cocoa Ink pad and drag it down the same card stock, over the M/M ink. Take Choc Chip Ink and do the same. Finally take you Whisper White Ink and drag it down , you judge how much white you want on the finished product.
I then got my journaler and a ruler and ruled on the lines for the floor board look. Don't forget to put the nail heads in.

So came up with a couple of men cards. They are the hardest to produce. Hope you like them

Stamps: Totally Tools
Card Stock: More Mustard, Basic Black, Very Vanilla
Ink: As above for technique
Accessories: Spiral Punch, Small Star Punch, brad, Curly Label Punch



Stamps: Totally Tools and Birthday
Card Stock: Old Olive, More Mustard, Basic Black, Very Vanilla
Ink: As Above for Technique and Old Olive
Accessories: Large Tag Punch, snips


Hope you all have fun trying this, also try in different colors.

Happy Stamping

Cheryl

Waterfall Card

I have seen these cards before, but I have never tried one. They have been around for along time. You can get the instructions from
http:/www.splitcoaststampers.com/resources/tutorials/waterfall_card/
Have ago, looks harder than it is.

Stamps: Background Sanded, A flower for all Seasons
Card Stock: Baja Breeze, Neutral, Pink Pirouette, Tangarine Tango, Kiwi Kiss, Barely Banana
Ink: Baja Breeze, Basic Grey
Accessories: SU Pastels, Blender Pen, Brads, Corner rounder Punch cropodile, grosgrain ribbon, sponge, snail
Technique: Waterfall Card.


Front of the card


Pulling the tab, showing the pictures.

Reveling the greeting.


Side shot to show you what it looks like.

Hope you all take the time to create one of these, you will enjoy it.

Happy Stamping

Cheryl

Saturday, August 1, 2009

Spring Mini Catalogue

The arrival of the Spring Mini has finally come. Yes you can now order the wonderful products out of this little beauty.
The mini is full of new products that we can enjoy and create with. Contact me today with your orders.

A few more pictures from our day at Murray Downs Resort.

Here are a few of our clever ladies, showing what they have done over the day.

Cheryl cleaning the stamp-a-ma-jig.

Linda, Marianne and Noelene working away.

Larissa, Reet and Sue enjoying their lunch.

No rest for the wicked, I'm off to work now, so to the rest of you

Happy Stamping

Cheryl

Stamping One Sheet Wonders

 Hello Stampers, This is a follow up from my August Online Class, with this fun technique. I absolutely love this type of stamping. Love to ...