Happy Easter, Somebunny Loves You!

Happy Easter! 

It's Ceal, here to share another card with you. Today I used this cute bunny die from Frantic Stamper, for my CAS card.  I used the inlaid die technique to get his eyes black and his nose and the inside of his ears pink. The greeting is from Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps.

Have you been in the store to check out the sale yet? Everything in the store is 50% off to get ready for the online store that will be opening soon, so keep checking back for the announcement.

Playing with Dolls

Hi there and thanks for stopping by!

It's Ceal here to share with you, today I am playing with Prima dolls. I love these dolls because, I get to do two things I love when I play with them, coloring and paper piecing. These dolls are so fun to dress. The one I am using today is Adara, isn't she cute in her little polka dot dress!?!

The greeting I used is from Sweet 'n Sassy. You can all my supplies at A Scrap N Place. Terri has a great selection of Prima dolls, be sure to stop by and check them out.

Golden Egg

Happy Sunday

It's Ceal, here to share a card with you. Today I am playing with some Impression Obsession dies to make this quick and easy Easter card. All the dies are from IO, except the butterfly. For the eggs, I actually used the little chick die to make them. The greeting is from Sweet 'n Sassy. Terri has all the supplies and more you will need to make your Easter cards. Easter is at the first of April this year, it will be here before you know it. 

Joyful Easter

Happy Sunday!

It's Ceal, back to share another Easter card with you. This one uses a die from Memory Box and a greeting from Sweet 'n Sassy.  Love the color combo of purple and green for Easter. I took some green stripe Easter paper from Canvas Corp, layered it on purple cardstock and then placed it on a  cream card base. For the eggs I used the inlaid die technique, I cut the egg out of cream and purple cardstock and then placed the pieces back in the opposite color.  I added some rhinestones to give it some bling. You can find all my supplies at A Scrap N Place, so be sure to stop by for your Easter card making supplies 

Every Morning

Happy Sunday!

Thanks for stopping by, It's Ceal here to share another card using the inlaid die technique with the tulip die from memory box.  This Clean and Simple card is so easy to make using this technique, and Teri has lots of dies for you to try it with. The greeting is from Sweet 'n Sassy stamps.

Sorry for the not so good photo, I have to get another Ott light, mine bit the dust.

Snowy Shaker

Happy Sunday!

It's Ceal here to share a shaker card with you. Shaker cards are easy to make and so fun!

To make my card I started with an A2 sized base and a mat cut 4 X 5 1/4. I used a Snowflake die from Sweet 'n Sassy to cut out my window for the shaker, next I cut a piece of acetate to cover the window and added some foam tape to the back. For the "snow" I used some sequins along with some Sampendous snow glitter. You can find all these supplies at A Scrap N Place and if not, terri will order them for you.

Christmas Tag Book

Happy Weekend! This is Kim. I hope you're off to a wonderful start. Today I have a Christmas tag book to share. I used glitter paper for the cover and accents for the book. The sleeve was added to keep the book closed.

The inside is done using  a combination of embellishments and accented with a Sweet 'n Sassy scallop die.

Love these tags. They make a nice gift set.

Hello Fall

Hi there and thanks for stopping by!

It's Ceal here to share a quick and easy fall card with you.  Terri has this new Authentique paper in, which is really supposed to be wedding papers. but I am here to show you, you can make fall cards as well with them. I used my design paper as a background for my stamp and simply sponged around the edges. I love how it turned out and it was super easy.

The stamp I used is from Sweet 'n Sassy

Little Birdie

Happy Sunday

Hi there! Its Ceal here to share another card made with the new Birdhuse die from Cheery Lynn.

I used more of that lovely Harmony authentic paper and a bird from Sweet 'n Sassy and some twine from May Arts,  to finish it off. You can find all my supplies at A Scrap N Place.

Red White and Blue

I have another mailable patriotic card for you today.

This is a simple dimensional layout.  Creating layers with "pop dots" or foam tape will go through the mail very well, as long as you don't go over 2 layers of those dimensional adhesives.  The post office will charge you extra if it gets too thick.  And all those lovely rhinestones and pearls, and especially ribbon bows, don't go thru their machines very well, even with an extra cardstock layer over the front of the card.  You will pay package rates to mail most of those cards.

Now, for this card I used my 2 cup measuring cup to create the curve on the tan and blue star paper, then again on the white paper, and layered them together.  The stripe and the stars with the white layer between them was then layered on a white panel.  That was attached to the card front with dimensionals, as was the diecut circle.  The stars are on the same level as the greeting.

Supplies:
White and Navy Cardstock
Designer papers by Authentique: Anchored collection (stripes) and Accomplished collection (stars)
Dies by Sweet n Sassy Stamps (stars) and Spellbinders (circle)
Greeting by SU!

Weathered Birdhouse

Happy Sunday!

 It's Ceal here to share with you today.  For my card I used some products that just came in at A Scrap N Place.   Instead of just die cutting the birdhouse of of card stock, I decided to cut it out using watercolor paper and then used my watercolor paints to color it, I love the weathered affect it has by doing the watercolors.  

You can find a complete list of my supplies below.  Be sure to stop by and see all the new goodies Terri has gotten in.

Paper: Authentique (Harmony collection)
Dies:
Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps (clouds)
Memory Box (birds)
Cheery Lynn (birdhouse)
Twine

Stars and Stripes

Good morning everyone!  I love when the mist fills the valley in front of my house.  Unfortunately it usually moves by the time I get my camera!  That happened this morning...rats!

Here's my latest...

This was a fun card to play around with...and that's just what I had to do! ;)  I changed the backing paper, changed the diecut paper...twice!  I'm kind of fussy about color, and it just wasn't working at first.

The star dies are from Sweet n Sassy Stamps and the patterned paper is from the "Anchor" collection by Authentique.  The greeting is from Technique Tuesday.  Since my patriotic cards this month will all be suitable for Operation Write Home, and hence very mailable, there won't be a lot of bulk, like big bows and gems.  Those don't go thru the mail very well, alas.

Celebrate

Happy Sunday! 

It's Ceal here,  I hope y'all had a wonderful holiday weekend and got to watch some fireworks .

I am sharing another patriotic card with you this one is quick and easy using some Pebbles papers and Sweet 'n Sassy star dies. I just had to add a few sequins to finish it off. You can find all my supplies at A Scrap N Place.

Let Freedom Ring

Independence Day is right on the doorstep.  And our focus this month is on patriotic themes.  I'll start off with this card...

I love red, white and blue!  And I got a brand new stamp set from Technique Tuesday on Monday that I decided to use for this card.

So, how did I make this one?  I started with a navy blue A2 card base.  The red star paper was cut 4 x 5-1/4 to leave a border.  Then the fun began.  I cut two flourishes from the Die-namics Fancy flourish die.  After playing around with how to arrange them, I traced off the center line with pencil onto the red star paper, then cut on the line and glued the sheet to the card base.  I trimmed the flourishes where they overlapped and attached them along the curved line of the red paper.

Next I cut stars with the Sweet and Sassy star dies and stamped the images from Technique Tuesday's My Hero set on the diecuts.  They're attached with dimensionals.  The sentiment is also from the My Hero set and is heat embossed.

This card is very mailable! No extra postage charges.

I guess that about covers it...  Happy 4th!

Supplies:
Navy and white cardstocks
Patterned paper from Authentique: Pride collection
Stamp set from Technique Tuesday
Star Dies from Sweet and Sassy
Flourish die from MFT Die-namics
Embossing powder from WOW

Snowman Winter

Hi There! Kim here with one last card for June. What a fun month this has been creating Christmas cards. For this card, I used Basic Grey's Figgy Pudding paper with the snowman and fussy cut them. I also freehand cut the white glitter paper to resemble snow and using 3-D foam tape to adhere the paper and snowmen onto the blue Bazzill cardstock. The snowflakes were die cut from Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps' Snowflake die set. Last is the brown ribbon to finish off the card.

All products used can be purchased at A Scrap 'N Place.

Christmas Snowflakes

Hi There! Kim here with another fun Christmas card using Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps' Snowflake die set. I rounded the bottom corners of the papers using a corner rounder. I then die cut the snowflakes using the white glitter paper and red cardstock. These two snowflakes are then stacked on top of each other using 3-D foam tape and the red star in the center. Last is to add the silver spiral clip and green organza ribbon.

All supplies can be purchased at A Scrap 'N Place.

Papers: Bazzill (red textured cardstock), Basic Grey (Figgy Pudding), White Glitter cardstock, red cardstock

Accessories: Silver Spiral Clip, Green Organza Ribbon

Tools: Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps (Snowflake die set)

Merry Christmas

Hi There! Kim here with a quick and fun Christmas card using the snowflake dies from Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps as a focal point. I distressed the kraft cardstock with white ink. The snowflake dies are layered using 3-D foam tape and a brad is then added to the center. The banner is done freehand then distressed also.

All supplies can be purchased at A Scrap 'N Place.

Papers: Bo Bunny (Woodland Winter), Kraft cardstock, White cardstock

Accessories: Silver Brad, Snowman charm

Inks: white, black

Tools: Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps (snowflake die set)

Coolest Christmas

Hi There! Kim here with this cool Christmas card. I did a negative die cut by running the snowflake die through the white glitter cardstock and only using the open cut out part. I then layered some more snowflakes onto the center of the negative cutout. The banner is done freehand and placed on top of the snowman paper using 3-D foam tape. I also added some silver dot sparklers from Stampendous.

All supplies can be purchased as A Scrap 'N Place.

Papers: Basic Grey (Figgy Pudding), Bazzill (red & green cardstock), White Glitter Paper, White Cardstock

Accessories: Stampendous (dot sparkler silver)

Tools: Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps (snowflake die set)

Winter Kisses

Hi There! Kim here with a Christmas card to kick off Christmas in June. What a way fun to get a head start on your Christmas cards. I created a quick card using Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps' snowflake die for the main focus. I popped the snowflake up using 3-d foam tape. The snowman paper and blue cardstock was distressed with distressing ink. The twine is then added to finish the card.

All supplies can be purchased at A Scrap 'N Place:

Inks: Tim Holtz Distressing Ink, Black ink

Papers: Glitter White Cardstock, Brown Cardstock, Bazzill green textured Cardstock, Blue Cardstock

Accessories: The Twinery Green and white twine

Tools: Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps Snowflake die set

Thanks A Latte

Hi there and thanks for stopping by! 

It's Ceal here to share a card using Sweet 'n Sassy's products you can find at A Scrap N Place.

I am not a coffee drinker but this cute little mug die is to die for :)