Card Sketch 91

Welcome once again to our first of month reveal of our sketch & the fabulous Design Team's cards.

 

We all have used Stitchybear Digi Stamps on our cards for our reveal, but you do not have to use a digital stamp at all.

Our stamps we have used are by Barbara Jensen, Reece's Scrap Pieces or Stitchy Stamps.

ASTRID

DEBI 

DEBBIE

ELINA

LIZ

LOUISE

MARGARET

MICHELLE 

SHARYN 

VALERIE

and our wonderful sponsors that give us fabulous prizes are -

  

Molossi - $30 chipboard and bling package

Molossi are supplier to the scrapbooking and papercraft industry.

We are the proud distributors of: Xyron, Venison , Derivan ,  Helmar, Crafty Koala,  Pelikan Artline, Cumberland Stationery, X-Press Graphix, Creative Options, plus our own Molossi range and MUCH MUCH more with over 5000 products to offer in the coming months.

Our range of Scrapbooking/papercraft products include: adhesives, ribbons, acrylic alphabet & words, bling, bling buckles, bling brads, rubons, albums, printed papers, punches, 12 x 12 cardstock, chipboard, flowers, brads, storage solutions and more, absolutely something for everyone!

and

Stitchy Bear Digi Outlet -

$15.00 Prize Pack of digi images

Please find the InLinkz for Challenge 91 over on the left hand column...so easy to find now!

Thank you SO much for playing along with us!

Enjoy your card making!

Inspiration! Using Dryer Sheets to make a Flower

Hi...Debbie here to share an inspirational post.
(I saw this on Splitcoast Stampers and really liked it.)

I am going to show how I make a flower using used dryer sheets, circle punches, spray paint, glitter glue & a brad to hold it all together.

To start, use your circle punch (it's best to try to use three different size punches if you have them...I only have two circle punches so I had to cut 4 of the bigger one and trim them down to make them smaller.)   

Punch out 6 circles on cardstock to use as your template to cut them out on the dryer sheet.

Note: Don't try punching just the dryer sheet, it does not work.  It will jam up your punch.

Use a scissors to cut around your template on the dryer sheet.

Next lay your cut out dryer sheet circles on paper towels to spray them with the paint.

Let them dry...the dryer sheets will dry a little lighter than it looks when wet.

After they are dry...lay them out on a sheet of wax paper and use your glitter glue to go around the edges of  3 of your circles.

Allow the glitter glue to dry completely.

Then stack your circles - using the biggest circle with the glitter glue on it as your bottom piece.

One glitter glue circle, on plain circle, one glitter circle, etc.

Then add a brad to the center to hold them all together, finishing your flower.

Now you have a flower to add to a card, scrapbook page, or any other project you want to.

I hope I have inspired you to try different things in your creativity!

Have fun!