Showing posts with label Easter Cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter Cards. Show all posts

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Cling Shower Chick with Fun Flock

It's a Stampendous Day! I had so much fun creating this card with a stamp and Fun Flock from Stampendous. This is the card we will be making TONIGHT at our Girl's Night Out! Whoot!
I hope this doesn't sound conceited - but I am really proud of this card. I think it is my favorite. I don't know if it is because Spring has finally sprung here in Kansas, and I really needed some bright colors, or if it is because...well...I just love it the way it turned out! The Fun Flock seemed intimidating to me. But, I went ahead and bought this product after seeing it in Archivers. Let me tell you...it was SO EASY. You just sprinkle it on after you wet the image with a glue pen. That's it.
I hope you enjoy my card.

Supplies
The sentiment was printed off my printer using a free Creating Keepsakes Font
Stamp: Stampendous Cling Shower Chick
Markers: Stampin Up Only Orange, Yoyo Yellow, and Lavender Lace
Fuzzy Stuff: Glue Pen with Stampendous Fun Flock
Brads: Recollections (Michael's)
Paper: Bazzill Rio De Janeiro, White Linen, and Pinecone Press Papers
Ink: Memento Black, and SU Only Orange lightly sponged around the edges
Ribbon: Celebrate It (Michaels)

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Peek-A-Boo Easter Card - A Good Egg


We made this at Jeri's make-and-take. She is my upline. Isn't this card adorable?
Here is her blog, if you would like to see her cards:
Supplies (All Stampin Up, except the Cuttlebug Swiss Dots Folder)
Stamp Set: A Good Egg
Paper: So Saffron, Whisper White, SAB DSP, Bashful Blue, Certainly Celery
Scallop Circle #2 Bigz Die and Big Shot Machine
Punches: Scallop Border, Designer Label, Oval, Wide Oval
Bashful Blue Ribbon

Friday, May 23, 2008

You Crack Me Up Card

This card was made at Jeri's Make and Take.
Stamp Set: A Good Egg (page 30 of Spring/Summer 2008 Catty).
The egg was embossed with Iredescent Ice Embossing Powder.
The blue paper was run through the Crimper.