Sunday, July 6, 2008

Happy Belated 4th of July!

Hi,
Well, it's technically still 4th of July weekend, so I guess this will still count as a 4th of July post!
Here is a cute card I did with Kim Hughes' Supah Star set. It's a really versatile set. ;)


The cute vintage image is Crafty Secrets.

This next card is one I did for the Queen and Company Blog. I stamepd using brads and made my own embellishments using the stamped image.



You can see step by step photos of how I did this by checking out the Queen and Company blog.

Thanks for stopping by and don't forget to come back on the 9th (wednesday) for some fun Pink Paislee fun!

Happy Belated 4th of July!!!

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

You're Invited...

Check it out..
You're invited to a party!



Here's the link to the blog. There are already some yummy peeks on there!
Pink Paislee Blog

Be sure to check back here on July 9! There will be some special things going on that day!

Here's a card that I did recently. I used a digital frame, typed the sentiment on it and printed it on a transparency. Then I adhered it to the card, added paint, the flowers, the glittered key and the jewels. This hybrid thing isn't that hard!



Saturday, June 28, 2008

Just A Quickie

Sorry I haven't posted much this week. I've been working on several projects, but I can't share them just yet.

So, here are a couple of quick things. This was my card for CPS this past week. I used Webster's papers on here and the stamp is one of those $1 stamps from Michael's I used a Fiskars punch to do the border around the frame. If anyone knows how to line the corners up, let me know. Mine got all chopped off....



And, in honor of the fact that the 4th of July is coming up, here's a card I did a while ago. I made a scalloped border using buttons.



Have a great weekend,
Anabelle

Monday, June 23, 2008

New Webster's Stuff

I've been playing around with my Webster's Pages. These papers are just amazing! I love the weight on them, the colors and the soft beautiful designs. Brandin just posted a tiny peek on her blog. Check it out: Brandin's Blog She's going to do trims and journaling cards!!! Be still my heart! ;)

Here are a couple of projects I just finished up. This is a gift box for a new home gift. I thought a little tea towel and a gift card would fit perfectly inside.

I painted the key (it's grungeboard) with crackle paint and then inked it.




This next card was really simple. The sentiment came from one of the papers in Raspberry Truffle collection. I cut the top flower to overlay the sentiment.





Finally, a layout of our sweet neice Kate. (Click on it to see the details close up.)She just graduated from college and is getting ready to work on her Master's Degree. She just signed a lease on her first apartment. Kate is one of the most amazing women I know. I just adore her and love spending time with her. (She's my bartender. She always finds such fun drink recipes!) Talented, beautiful and the heart of an angel, I just adore this girl.





That's about all. Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day,
Anabelle

Friday, June 20, 2008

Blue and Green

Both of my projects today have blue and green in them. But they are quite different from each other!

This first one is the present I gave Fran for Father's Day. Yes, his card and the gift both used the same photo.;) The frame is for his office. I used lots of Making Memories Animal Crackers stuff on here. The stars on the bottom are attached with foam adhesive for a little pop.





And this card is my CPS card for the week. I think it's one o fmy new favorites. I just love the Making Memories Passport line. I added lots of bling and some Scenic Route chipboard that I glittered up! The flower is from Prima.




Hope you all have a great weekend! I'm so excited to be going to tea with the girls tomorrow and Ryan has a birthday party on Sunday. But I'm definitely going to be doing some creating. Got my box of new release goodies from Pink Paislee and all I can say is OH MY!!!! You are going to die when you see the new lines. They did it again!!!

Thanks for stopping by,
Anabelle

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Scrablocks

First off, thanks for all of your good wishes from my post below. I really appreciate all of the kind words!!

Recently, I had the chance to play with some of the new Scrapblocks from Cornish Heritage Farms. They are 6 by 6 inch squares of red rubber with the most fun patterns on them. I used them on several projects that I want to share with you.

This is the card I gave Fran for Father's Day. I used the Vintage Ledger Scrapblock for the background.



The papers and die cuts are Crate Paper.

This next card uses the Perfect Plaid Scrapblock. I love the way you can make background papers with these. I also used a stamp from Kim Hughes' Fall Silhouette's collection.



This last layout cracks me up. Can you believe I'm posting such a scary shot of myself? (OK, I was exhausted...Ryan was 2 weeks old.) Anyway, I used the Writing Paper Scrapblock for the background on here. I used paint to stamp it. It serves two purposes. It adds texture behind the main segment of the page and also becomes my journaling box. I wrote about how Ryan inherited the Fly Catcher gene from me. We both sleep with our mouth wide open.




Well, that's all for today! Thanks for stopping by!
Anabelle

Thursday, June 12, 2008

Webster's Pages

I'm so excited! I was honored to be asked to join the very talented team at Webster's Pages!! If you haven't had time to check out their stuff, you HAVE to. The papers are gorgeous! And they have some really cute rubons and stickers, too.
They have set up a great site called InspireMe. You can head over there for tons of inspiration. I received my box of goodies and couldn't wait to get to work.
Here are my first three cards.

This one uses the Sweet Charity line. I made the frame using a rubon. The felt is Prima and the flowers are MM.




This next card uses on of their two Christmas lines. (They are both amazing!)The line is called Winter Wonderland. I added a Crafty Secrets cotton scrap with some Stickles, a vintage piece of handwriting paper and some Heidi Swapp chipboard.





This last one uses my favorite line (for today at least ;)). It's called Raspberry Truffle. I made a 3-D butterfly and pleated some MM trim.




So, that's my exciting news for today. Thanks for letting me share it with you!!
And thanks for stopping by. I truly appreciate all of the sweet comments.
Have a great day,
Anabelle