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Showing posts with label Card-making. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Card-making. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 19, 2017
Kids Using Pinterest
Do you let your kids use Kindle to go on Pinterest? It's something I definitely have to watch, as there are no real parental controls and people post all kinds of things. My 11yo is not allowed to do this. But my older girls are allowed to follow only people they actually know and certain threads, and they absolutely love the ideas they get on there for crafts, baking, etc. Here are the card and gift my daughter made for my husband's birthday this week. The "Chill Pills" jar is full of M&Ms. Or was. It's not so full anymore! Share your thoughts on allowing kids to use Pinterest on Kindle!
Labels:
birthday,
Card-making,
crafts,
digital scrapbooking,
homeschooling,
Kindle,
Kindle Fire,
Pinterest
Friday, December 20, 2013
25 Days of Christmas - Day 20 Freebie
Check out these great Share the Memories free Christmas cards!
Created by Marie H Designs.
Available free until December 29th.
Click image to go to download.
Looking for a Christmas gift for someone who loves scrapping, or wanting to get started in digital scrapbooking to scrap your 2013 Christmas memories?
USE THIS CODE: STMMMS79285
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
25 Days of Christmas - Day 16
Some very fun Christmas card ideas from my friend Vicki (who probably snatched them from somewhere on Pinterest!):
Here are a few more cards using various stamps, ribbons, border punches, embossed papers, and a torn and inked border.
This one is made with a blue base card, red paper cut with "stamp" punches, and blue paper cut with square punches. Punch white circles for the snowmen's heads, place them in the corners, and trim the sides to match the square on which they sit. Use tiny black punched circles or beads for the eyes and smiles, and small orange triangles cut for the noses. Stamp white snowflakes across the bottom.
For this card, choose a Christmas-themed stamp and stamp it with red ink on a cream-colored rectangle of scrapbook paper. Glue this on a slightly larger red mat, and then glue the whole piece onto a slightly larger green mat. Glue the matted picture to the front of your card, stamp a sentiment at the bottom, and run a green or red ribbon through punched holes on the left side. (Make sure you punch the holes only on the front of the folded card, not all the way through the front and back.)
This card is similar to the last, except that the stamped image is stamped onto white paper or cardstock, colored in with color pencils, and the edges are inked. In this example, just one mat was used, and extra music note stamps were used around the card instead of tying a ribbon bow.
Here are a few more cards using various stamps, ribbons, border punches, embossed papers, and a torn and inked border.
Vicki is our favorite craft go-to person. She brought these cards in for an event at our ladies' group last Christmas. Since each lady would only spend about 20 minutes at each station, she made a "card-making express" table. She pre-cut or punched all the pieces that would need to be assembled for each card and assembled them ahead of time in ziploc baggies, along with any ribbons or stickers needed for that particular card. (The one pictured below has the completed sample on top.) She also laid out glue sticks, stamps, and inkpads. Each lady chose a baggy, assembled her card, and stamped it as she wished, either following the example or adding her own creative twist. Some also stamped a sentiment inside, while others left the insides blank. Each participant was able to make at least one card, and sometimes several, in the 20 alloted minutes and then take them with her. Everyone loved the event so much that we had a whole card-making event this year!
I love scrapbooking, but for people who would like to dabble in some paper-craftiness without making the commitment of starting a scrapbook that will probably never get finished, card-making events are great fun. Participants can make a few cards to send to friends without buying a lot of materials or starting anything that needs to be finished later. And there is no fun like the fun of getting a bunch of women together over crafting supplies! If you have one person get the materials ready ahead of time like Vicki did, consider having everyone make a donation to cover the supplies.
Happy card-making! :-)
Labels:
Card-making,
Christmas,
crafts,
homeschooling,
hybrid scrapbooking,
scrapbooking
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
25 Days of Christmas - Day 3 Freebies
Don't you just love December??? If you are collecting digital scrapbooking freebies (great for making Christmas cards as well!), I have several resources for you today. First, the Peppermint Christmas QPs from Share the Memories, available for a limited time. Click on image to download from STM!
Secondly, here's a list of places where you can get daily or almost-daily downloads this month! I missed the first day or two on a couple of them, as they were gone by the time they posted to CraftCrave, but if you start all these daily downloads today and do them all month, you'll have a few nice new Christmas kits to use anyway! :-)
Memory Clips Blog
Scraps N Pieces - list of designers' offerings from different blogs throughout the month
Karen Diamond Designs My Blog
Janece Suarez Designs alternating with http://www.lyllahravendesigns.com/
And don't forget to keep checking back here. I may not have a freebie every day, but I will have a few more for you!
If you have another daily download that I missed here, please let me know in the comments!
Merry Christmas!
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas, one and all! I thought I would share our Christmas card here, made using the "Countdown to Christmas" Kit by Connie Prince. It is actually modified from one of the quickpages in the kit.

Labels:
Card-making,
Christmas,
digital scrapbooking
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Making Cards with Lettering Delights
Are you all caught up on your card-sending? If you are like me, you'll be using the summer to catch up on graduation & wedding cards & gifts. Birthday cards? I can vaguely remember the days that I actually got those sent out on time. Well, if you have some cards to make, check out the ideas and graphics over at Lettering Delights.
Here is my Father's Day Card, using the "Just Toolin' Around" set. Front:
Here is my Father's Day Card, using the "Just Toolin' Around" set. Front:
Inside:
And Graduation card using "Hats Off To You" collection (scraplifted from "Class Act" graduation card at Lettering Delights). Front:
Inside:
Get some great card-making graphics and catch up on sending all your cards out at
Happy Card-making! :-)
Thursday, March 21, 2013
10-year Anniversary Card
I helped my friend make this adorable card for her 10th Anniversary. I cannot take any credit, though. She found it at Lettering Delights. It arrived there from 2ndhandstampsblog, who had in turn found a similar idea on Pinterest. Isn't the Internet great?!
We used the aqua background paper from Lettering Delights' Peppermint Holiday Paper Pack and the IrisUPC font. Layout and heart made in iRemember for Mac. We laid it all out digitally and printed it.
Check out LetteringDelights.com for more great card ideas! (Affiliate Link.)
Happy Card-making! :-)
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Cards Made With $1 Products from Lettering Delights!
Dollar Days is still in full swing at Lettering Delights! Just a few products can combine to give you endless possibilities for card-making. And in this economy, spending $3 or $4 for mix-and-match products which can let you print out unlimited cards on your own is a pretty enticing idea!! Below are some ideas for seasonal cards made with LD products. If you would like to see any of these products in more detail, click on the "Lettering Delights Dollar Days" banner in the left-hand column, or click on the cards below. Hint: if you sign up for a free account and/or newsletters at Lettering Delights, you can get $40 in FREE product and 9 fonts! Make any project idea with those free products or products that you purchase and submit it before April 20, and you could win a FREE Silhouette!!
Lettering Delights Products Used: "Easter Buddies" Graphic Set & "Spring-a-ling" Alphabet
Lettering Delights Products Used: "Spring Buddies" Paper Pack,
"Easter Buddies" Graphic Set, & "Egg Hunt" Alphabet
Lettering Delights Products Used: "Spring-a-ling" Paper Pack & Graphic Set, "LD Flutter" Font
Lettering Delights Products Used: "Spring Buddies" Paper Pack, "Frame Buddies" Graphic Set, "Easter Buddies" Graphic Set, & "LD Vanilla" Font
Monday, November 15, 2010
Lettering Delights Christmas Card Contest
2010 Christmas Cards that I submitted for the Lettering Delights Christmas Card Contest at http://www.letteringdelights.com:
Product: Christmas Dee-licious Graphics by Lettering Delights
Products: Gingerbread Cookie Paper Pack, Graphic Set, & Alphabet by Lettering Delights
Products: Golden Filigree Elements & Gilded Alphabet by Lettering Delights
Product: Magic Season Alphabet by Lettering Delights
Background paper, ribbon, and bell element by Kellybell Designs ("A Very Mickey Christmas")
Deer element by KissedbyPix Designs ("Christmas Memories")
Labels:
Card-making,
Christmas,
digital scrapbooking,
scrapbooking
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