Loves Rubber Stamps {Sensational Sunday Blog Hop} - Baby Fever

Welcome to the Loves Rubberstamps weekly Sensational Sunday Blog Hop! The Design Team has created some gorgeous projects for your Inspiration. Check out each link and leave a comment. If you get lost along the way, each stop will have a full list of links. One of the Design Team posts is the hop's Sensational Sunday Sweet Spot and a name will be drawn from that list of comments to be in a monthly drawing for a $20 Loves Rubberstamps Gift Voucher!  We will draw the winner of the Voucher the 1stSunday of each month! Remember, you have until 8:00 pm CST Saturday to leave your comments!

Laura - Loves Rubberstamps Inspiration Blog

Dangina

Athina

Shanna 

Marcy

Joni 

Nina

Laura (you are here, last stop!)

My card inspiration today!

Awwwwww! Here is a photo of my son (who is now 11!) and he inspired today's card, which uses an image by Mo Manning.  I now know why Mo's images are so popular - they are super fun to color and I had a blast making this card.

My youngest son is now 2 years old, so needless to say I don't have much baby fever anymore....and what little I have could be satisfied by making this card.  

Mo Manning Image - "Bawling Benny"

Bo Bunny Paper -"Detour Collection"

Spellbinders Nestabilities

Sentiment Tiddly Inks - "Hang in There"

Lawn Fawn - Star Die "Summertime Charm"

Best Glue Ever

Best Cleaner Ever

Copics

Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad - Antique Linen

Memento Ink Pad  - Black

Thanks so much for joining us on our blog hop today!

From The Heart Stamps - Thursday Inspiration Post

 Good Morning Crafties! Today is Inspiration post day at From the Heart Stamps and I was inspired to create a card using Faith's adorable new digi called "Trimming the Birdhouse".  I really like this layout, its very simple.

Materials used:

From the Heart Stamps Digi Image - "Trimming the Birdhouse"

Spellbinders Circle Die

Spellbinders Scallop Die

MFT Stitched Die

Memory Box "Merry Christmas Die"

Candi Dots colored with Copics

Diamond Glaze

Have a great day!

Word Art Wednesday - Psalm 19:1

Today is a brand new.... Word Art Wednesday challenge.  Last week we had over 200 entries - woot! So if you played with us - congrats! You know how fun it is to make an uplifiting card and your card is up for one of the weekly prizes which are randomly selected.  If you didn't play, then don't be shy this week because EVERYONE is welcome.

To play this week, just create an uplifting and positive card and post it at Word Art Wednesday challenges.  

As usual, Karen M. (Papercraft Memories) created the beautiful graphic for today's verse:  

I wanted to make a card that honored one of God's beautiful "handy works"....nature.  I got to try out my Darice Arabello tree embosser and I used some sparkle from Michaels.

Cryogen cardstock

Stampin up card stock 

Darice Arabello tree embossing pad (Jo Anns)

Distresser

Ranger Antique Linen Ink pad

Stash bling (Michael's)

I did not use any dies on this card, which has to be a first in months! Hope you all enjoy it and hope that this weeks scripture speaks to you as well.

Loves Rubber Stamps - Vintage Challenge

Good Morning crafty people!  Today is my second "official" post as a Design Team member with Loves Rubber Stamps.  I am super excited for this weeks challenge because it is Vintage or Shabby Chic Challenge. I don't usually do vintage style (ok, never...LOL) so it was a "challenge" in the true sense of the word.  

For this challenge I used the Gorjuss Girls Decoupage "New Heights" pack that I bought at Loves Rubberstamps.  LOVE!!!  Not to sound like a commercial, but it was only $4.99 and it includes all the stuff below, plus some extra paper not even shown here:

Materials used:

Gorjuss Girls Decoupage Pack "New Heights"

Crate Paper

Best Glue Ever

Best Cleaner Ever

Gorjuss Paper Pack - 8 x 8 Collection

Copics

Tim Holtz Distress Ink Pad - Antique Linen

Memento Ink Pad - Rich Cocoa

Stash fuzzy ribbon

To decoupage this card, I just popped out the image and the image repeats.  I mixed Diamond Glaze with a little water and brushed it on the base, then I used Best Glue Ever as if it were a silicone glue, because it  is not runny so it dries in a nice ball if you want it to, and I attached the second figure raised by the glue.  Then I pasted a coat of Diamond Glaze over this.  Repeat.  It is super fast and easy. Actually quicker for me than coloring and stamping.  Decoupage is fun!

Thanks for stopping by!

Loves Rubber Stamps {Sensational Sunday Blog Hop}

Welcome to the Loves Rubberstamps weekly Sensational Sunday Blog Hop! The Design Team has created some gorgeous projects for your Inspiration. Check out each link and leave a comment. If you get lost along the way, each stop will have a full list of links. One of the Design Team posts is the hop's Sensational Sunday Sweet Spot and a name will be drawn from that list of comments to be in a monthly drawing for a $20 Loves Rubberstamps Gift Voucher!  We will draw the winner of the Voucher the 1stSunday of each month! Remember, you have until 8:00 pm CST Saturday to leave your comments!

Laura - Loves Rubberstamps Inspiration Blog

Dangina

Athina

Shanna 

Marcy

Joni 

Nina
Laura (you are here)

Thanks so much for joining us at the Loves Rubber Stamps blog hop! 

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I really love the Manga and "Kawaii" look of the gorgeous Make It Crafty images over at Loves Rubber stamps.  

Make It Crafty - Bethany Winter Jacket Image

Copics

Lawn Fawn - Into the Woods Paper

Lawn Fawn - Critters on the Savanna stamps (sentiment)

Bazzil Cardstock - Icy Mint, Rock Candy

My Favorite Things Dienamics - Rolled Flower

My Favorite Things Dienamics - Sentiment Strip Dies

Memento Ink - Summer Sky

Best Glue Ever

Best Cleaner Ever

Origami paper kimono patterns

Orange stash felt (for rolled flower)

I used the sketch on the left!

Challenges entering:

Flourishes - Timeless Tuesday Sketch 46 (Nov. 19)

Christmas Treat Box

Last night I found myself with a little time on my hands and decided to use the Heidi Grace box templates I had picked up at Tuesday Morning for $4.  The set came with 12 boxes, but I chose this guy to show off the adorable Dilly Beans stamp.  I love Dilly Beans, they are a little quirky.

Super fun project.  The christmas papers are from Me & My Big Ideas ($2 also at Tuesday Morning...sensing a theme here? LOL...trying to keep the ole' card making budget in check).

This Treat Box is on its way to a good home with my daughter's awesome teacher at school.

Materials used:

Dilly Beans Digi Stamp

Copics

Spellbinders Circle die & Circle Scallop die

MFT Stitched Circle die

Merry Christmas die from Memory Box

Poinsetta and solid red card stock from my mum (Thanks mum!)

Challenges entering:

Dilly Beans - Anything but a Card Challenge (Nov. 22)
Crimbo Crackers - Challenge 54 Christmas Words (Nov. 19)
ABC Christmas - W is for Winter (Nov. 23)
Addicted to Stamps - Anything Goes (Nov. 20)
Crafting By Design - Anything Goes Christmas Twist (Nov. 19)

Crafting for All Seasons - Stitching Real/Faux (Nov. 26)
Crafty Creations - Challenge 248 (Dies and Punches) (Nov. 19)

Thanks so much for peeking! 

November 15 - {All Dressed Up} Lace & Ribbon Challenge

Today's project is from All Dressed Up stamps, and it is my last project as Guest Designer for the month of November with this fantastic company.  The challenge is Lace & Ribbon, so I decided to use the lace and ribbon on the hot air balloon.  I cut out the sentiments, then mounted them on squares.  I also die cut the clouds, raised the panel and added little white pom poms for some depth.  Hope you enjoy this project as much as I enjoyed making it.  

Materials used:

All Dressed Up Stamps - Love is in the Air

Copics
Chalk 

Spellbinders square dies & scalloped square dies

Stash ribbon & lace

Sweet and Sassy Cloud die

pom poms

The designer paper is Echo Park "Here and Now"
Ranger Antique Linen ink

Thanks for peeking!