Aren't these fabulous! I can see several of these all lined up on a mantle, a shelf, or on a dinner table. But they're even perfect just all by itself. I saw this great project from France on her blog Stamp & Scrap with Frenchie, click here to view her blog and video. This project is so simple, all you need is The Big Shot, Bigz XL Flower Folds, and Flashing from your local hardware store. Also, they're fine as is or dress them up with some accessories. Have fun!
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Extreme Thank you!
My boy's need to send their grandparents some thank yous, so here they are. I pulled out the Extreme Elements, Guitar and Skateboarding sets which reflect some of their extracurricular activities.
All SU! Supplies:
Stamp Set: Extreme Elements, Extreme Guitar, Extreme Skateboard
Ink: Bordering Blue, Always Artichoke, Elegant Eggplant, Craft White
Paper: Whisper White, Bordering Blue, Always Artichoke
Monday, February 15, 2010
Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #66 - Clueless
This was a fun challenge, total girlie-girl, and I totally forgot about all the plaid that was worn in this movie.. So I went with a fancy shopping bag and bag charm. I figure the stores and boutiques Cher shops at probably has some fancier bags. This plaid paper really reminds me of Burberry :o).
I have to say as I re-watched the movie yesterday that it made me a little sad. I was always a big fan of Brittany Murphy, so sad she passed at such a young age.
I have to say as I re-watched the movie yesterday that it made me a little sad. I was always a big fan of Brittany Murphy, so sad she passed at such a young age.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #65 - Sleepless in Seattle
This is another one of my favorite movies. Whenever I'm watching it on TV, my husband says, "not again!". I, like Nancy, am fortunate to live in the Pacific Northwest, and I'm happy to say that this past year it has not rained 9 months straight....atleast not yet, LOL!
So, I had to go with the Empire State Building scene when Annie was dining with poor Walter and the heart lit up on the building. "It's a sign" said Annie. I thought this background stamp fit the movie pretty well, expressions from the past with his wife, son, and the future with Annie.
Well, sorry to make this short. I must get my sleep for the trek into Seattle to work tomorrow morning. Good night!
All SU! Supplies used.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #64 - Titanic
I have to say Titanic is one of my all time favorite movies. So much so that we named our two black labs after Jack and Rose :o) But anyway, there's so many memorable quotes and scenes in this movie I had a hard time making up my mind on a design for my card. For some reason I kept going back to the end of the movie when Rose pulled out the necklace, never revealing it to anyone though. I think not only was it the memories she had of Jack but the necklace...The Heart of the Ocean...which she kept hidden for all those years along with her secrets. Then, I especially love how they're reunited in the end. Yes! I too was bummed when Jack died, but she's with him forever now! sigh....It is quite the love story!
My card is very simple, but I hope you understand the meaning behind it. Thanks!
My card is very simple, but I hope you understand the meaning behind it. Thanks!
All SU! Supplies used.
Click here to view the Cinema Saturday challenge site.
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