I apologize that this posting is a little late we've had a rough week at our house fighting yet another one of the many cruddy viruses that are exploding in our area. For me, it meant zero energy and my brain couldn’t make the words to write up details! Ack!
I am honored to have served as a Guest Designer for Beccy Muir at Beccy’s Place and am now one of her “Contributors” (which means that she provides me with digis or clear stamp sets several times a year and I get to create cards or other items with them!) It is always fun to see the images Beccy invites me to use. This time I used 1 digi and 1 sentiment (which I printed off as two to provide the ”rest of the story” on the inside of the card!) from one of Beccy’s new yummy food themed sets named, appropriately, French Fries, I love that the set includes a newspaper wrap for the fries, so opted to go with a neutral color scheme… with a bright yet transparent splash of color from a red plastic index divider sheet. (If you follow my blog you’ll know that I use these wonderful items quite often. Sometimes called document file folders, they come in a pack of assorted colors and can be found in the office supply section of most stores. They're cheaper than colored vellum and more translucent. Punches and dies don’t work on these sheets, but they are easy to fussy-cut with a sharp pair of scissors.) I also paper-pieced the image, printing off an extra copy of the news wrapping layer and adding it with foam tape to add depth to the image. So fun! Supplies:
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Digi and sentiments are from a Beccy’s Place Digi Set (French Fries)
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Colored with Spectrum
Noir Classique markers and Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
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Cardstock,
red plastic index divider sheet, heart template, and other items from my stash.
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Beccy
Muir, from Beccy’s Place is holding a retirement sale of several digi sets for
50% off. A few of them are favorites of mine so I’ll be posting cards made with
them between now and March 31st. Check them out HERE!
For this card, I took a
photo of a recipe card that I’ve had in my collection for over 4 decades. Sandbakkels
are a Norwegian sugar cookie that was one of the family Christmas holiday
traditions in my hubby’s childhood home. He is the primary baker in our family,
and early in our marriage, his sisters
gave him a tray stacked with their mouthwatering Sandbakkels, a set of tins so
he could carry on the tradition, and this recipe. (This recipe is from my sister-in-law,
Louise. It was passed down to her from her mother-in-law. The original is
handwritten so is actually an heirloom, right?! And the almond extract stain,
accidentally added by my sweet hubby, makes it even more precious to me.)
Supplies:
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Digi from a Beccy’s Place Digi Set
(Tied Up
With String)
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Inside Sentiment- Eureka Digital Stamp (Currently
Not Available)
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Colored with Spectrum
Noir Classique markers and Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
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Pioneer Black Photo
corners- available from several sources
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All other items from my stash.
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I had fun
making this sparkly card using a circular sentiment from The Paper Shelter, and
assorted items that I had on hand. Fits into a standard Business sized envelope
so was quick and inexpensive, plus I love how it turned out!
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Front Sentiment- The Paper Shelter (Vintage Xmas Designs)
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Background scene- upcycled from an old calendar
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Colored with Spectrum
Noir Classique markers and Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
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Sparkly Snowflake Stickers- Hobby Lobby and JoAnnes Crafts
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Inside Sentiment- (Peace
Joy Love) Seeking source in my digi collection!
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Stickles, assorted snowflake die-cuts, and other items from my stash.
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