Showing posts with label Sassy Cheryl's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sassy Cheryl's. Show all posts

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Sassy Cheryl's / Basic Grey / Sketch Saturday

This card is for Sassy Cheryl's Challenge this week which is called Let It Snow! You have to use an image from Sassy Cheryl's (of course) that is a snowman. Include some ribbon, button(s) and sparkle on your card or paper project!In addition, I am submitting this in the Basic Grey Challenge this week, which is paper piecing.


Stamps: This skating snowman is a freebee for belonging to Sassy Cheryl's on Paper Craft Planet.Cold Play (SU!)
Ink: Copics and Distress Ink
Paper: Two Scoops (Basic Grey), Ballet Blue, Brushed Silver
Accessories: Button, ribbon, Sizzix snowflakes die, Crystal Effects, Stickles, Fiskars border punch, snowflake confetti, flat-back pearls, lace, Fun Flock


I used Stickles to add some shimmer to the ice, the ice skates, and the wind swirls.


I paper pieced different Two Scoops papers to make his outfit. I popped up his scarf and his hat with silicone glue. You can see how it adds dimension. I also added some Crystal Effects for the carrot nose. One other added touch is the fringe on the hat. I took some organza ribbon, cut off one side and frayed it out, then glued it to the top of his hat.


My snowflake is many layers including two Sizzix die cuts, a plastic snowflake confetti, some flat-back pearls, a button with some organza ribbon.

I am entering the card in one additional challenge, which is Sketch Saturday. I used this sketch as the foundation for my card. Here is the sketch...


Thanks for stopping by today, I hope you have a great week!

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Country Girl - Sassy Cheryl's #26/Dare U 2 Digi Stamp #45

I made this card for 2 challenges. Sassy Cheryl's Challenge this week was to use Polka Dots. Dare U 2 Digi Stamp challenged us to make a shape card. Here is what I came up with...

I used Country Girl for my image. I love ladybugs, and thought this was perfect for a polka dot theme. I used Twitterpated paper for the background. The base of the card is a black circle with two pieces of Real Red cardstock cut out to make wings. I covered the wings with black dots.

I used some ribbon and buttons to embellish the card.
I colored Country Girl with Copics. 

Thanks for stopping by today. Have a great week!

Monday, August 16, 2010

Sassy Cheryl's

A quick little card this week for Sassy Cheryl's challenge. The challenge is a color combination using black, white and pink with embellishments.. I incorporated the Sketch Saturday Sketch for my card. Here is the sketch...

...and here is my card...

The image is called Freebie 600 and you can get this darling image by Joining Sassy Cheryl's group on Paper Craft Planet. I colored her with Copics. The papers are K&Co and Die Cuts With a View.

Thank you for stopping by today. Your comments are always appreciated.

Friday, July 30, 2010

DU2DS - Sketch Challenge / Sassy Cheryl's #22 Thinking of You

Happy Friday Y'all!

The challenge today over at Dare U 2 Digi Stamp is a sketch challenge. Here is the beautiful sketch...


...and here is my card...


Stamp: A Crabby Surprise (Sassy Cheryl's), Warmest Regards (SU!)
Paper: Pacific Point, Real Red and Pumpkin Pie (SU!), Citrus (DCWV)
Ink: Ink jet printer, Copics, distress ink (Tea Dye and Broken China)
Accessories: QuicKutz Nesting Flowers, sea shells, rhinestone brads, ribbon (SU!)



I colored my image with Copics, and used my distress inks to color the edge and the bottom of the white cardstock.

I have some sea shells that I got at hobby stores. I added them to the bottom of the image to carry on the beach theme. 

I am also entering this in Sassy Cheryl's Challenge #22, Thinking of You. I just love Sassy Cheryl's adorable digis.

Check back again tomorrow my Magnolia Down Under/Mojo Monday card. Have a great weekend!

Monday, May 24, 2010

Sassy Cheryl's Challenge - Buttons third submission

I am on a role with the button challenge. I have been making so many cards, I have decided I want to start scrapbooking more. So, I made another project for the Sassy Cheryl's Challenge, included the buttons, and came up with this scrapbook page. I have to admit, I love the way this turned out.


Stamp: Country Gal (Sassy Cheryl's)
Paper: DCWV, Garden Green, Red Riding Hood and Ivory (SU!)
Ink: Ink jet printer, Copics
Accessories: Lady Bug Buttons, red buttons, tree button, flat-back pearls, Spellbinders Curved Rectangle, Cuttlebug embossing folders, grass border die, George and Basic Shapes Cricut Cartridge



This image is particularly appropriate for our family. We are all tall. My daughter is on her way to possibly 6 feet tall. I just love Country Gal because she is so long and lean.



I used my George and Basic Shapes Cricut Cartidge to cut out my sentiment. I added a pine tree to the title to make is more interesting.


I added an additional ladybug button to the top corner to carry the theme across the page.


I used little ladybug buttons and red buttons to the grass border. I added black dots to the red buttons with my Copics to continue the ladybug theme.

Thanks for stopping by today. Check back tomorrow for the monthly Magnolia-licious Christmas All Year Long Blog Hop. 

Sunday, May 23, 2010

Sassy Cheryl's Challenge - Buttons

I created another card for Sassy Cheryl's Challenge. The challenge is to use buttons on your project, and I thought this Sassy Fairy would be perfect with a star button on the end of her wand.

Stamp: Sassy Fairy (Sassy Cheryl's)
Paper: K&Co.
Ink: Ink jet printer, Copics
Accessories: Bows with pearls, toothpick, star button, Stickles, flat-back pearls, Blingz, border punch, Spellbinders Curved Rectangle, CM oval cutter.


For the wand, I used a toothpick covered in Copper Stickles, and a star button covered in Diamond Stickles. I started out cutting my image out with the Curved Rectangle Spellbinders die. However, it did not give quite the feel I was looking for, so I used my CM oval cutter to create more of an oval image to give the feel of a spotlight.


As always it is hard to get a good picture of the shimmer of the bling on a card, but I took this picture with sunlight shining on it trying to capture the shimmer. I used Blingz on her skirt to give a tutu feel. The paper is also really glittery. I created a stage with curtains, cut freehand from my designer paper. I added the bows to "tie back" the curtains.

I really love this because my sister was a dancer and I grew up in a ballet studio. When I made this card, I thought of those years. It brought back some nice memories.

Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day!


Thursday, April 29, 2010

Sassy Cheryl's White on White Challenge/A Spoon Full of Sugar #101

This week, Sassy Cheryl's design team challenged us to a white on white challenge. Basically, the only thing that can have color is the image. No colored papers, embellishments, ribbons, etc. I loved the samples by the design team, so had to play with this challenge. Here is my card...


Stamp: Bubble Blower (Sassy Cheryl's)
Paper: White, white and white cardstock, and my image has some small snippets of Basic Grey
Ink: Ink jet printer, Copics
Accessories: Cuttlebug Embossing Folders, Spellbinders Scallop Oval, Butterfly Embosslit (SU!), feather, Copic Air Brush System, Crystal Effects

I love how the white on white makes the color in the image really POP! I am thankful for embossing folders, because they add so much character to an otherwise white card.


I incorporated paper piecing on my image with Basic Grey paper, which I had not tried yet with digis. I printed directly onto my BG paper and cut out the sweater, dress and bows. The paper I used for the dress turned out unusual, but really added some great character to the image.

I also added some Crystal Effects to the bubble to give it just a little shine.


I incorporated the challenge at A Spoon Full of Sugar which was 3-D something, and I made my image 3-dimensional. I printed several images for the dimensional effect. I also printed on regular printer paper so I could make a mask for my airbrushing. This card required a lot of cutting out, but I love the result.

Thanks for stopping by today. Have a great weekend!

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Sassy Cheryl's/Basic Grey

For my card, I combined two challenges. Sassy Cheryl's Challenge for this week was to a use a Sassy Cheryl 'girl' image and include ribbon in our card or 3-D project. I love to use sketches for layout inspiration, so I used the sketch from Basic Grey Sketch Challenge #17.


Here is my "sassy" card...


Stamp: The Frills Digi Stamp (Sassy Cheryl's), Smarty Pants (SU!)
Paper: Basic Grey Two Scoops, DCWV textured cardstock, Baja Breeze (SU!)
Ink: Ink Jet Printer, Copics
Accessories: Branch Punch, Leaf Punch, Prima's Flowers, Half Pearls (SU! Pretties), Organza Ribbon, Stickles


She is so adorable. Cheryl offered her as a special gift for reaching 300 members on Paper Craft Planet. If you like this image, you should check out her group. They are a fun bunch of gals.


Here is a closeup of her face. I figured if she was dressing up, she would probably wear some of her mom's makeup, so I used Prismacolor pencils to add a little eye shadow and lipstick. I added Stickles to her glasses and tiny pearls to her earrings.

When I look at the image, I think this is the PERFECT saying. She looks like she is doing the Hokey Pokey.

Thanks for visiting today. I hope you have a wonderful weekend!


Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Sassy Cheryl's / Sunday Sketch and Stamp / Stamptacular Sunday Challenge

Howdy! I hope you are having a fantastic week so far.

I made my card using the Sunday Sketch & Stamp Sketch for this week. I am also including this in the Stamptacular Sunday Challenge this week which is called Going in Circles. Here is the sketch...

...and here is my card...
I joined the Paper Craft Planet group for Sassy Cheryl's Digi Stamps. I am just crazy about these stamps. She has such a fun, whimsical style. Yesterday, it just seemed like so many on the group were not feeling well or had sick kids. That inspired me to make this card. I used paper that I got from Embellish-It Scrapbooking called Pink Paisley.



I colored my image with Copics. I colored her shorts to match the spotted paper on the card. I really wanted to get the effect of the water, so I used Crystal Effects on the rain drops and the puddle. I can't help myself. I will probably have to do that every time I use this image.


Pink Paisley has some really cute brads called Bella Brads that match the spotted paper perfectly, only in a mini form. Now, I must confess that I did not have that particular brad on hand, so I had to make my own. I used the Build A Brad by Stampin' Up! I punched out two circles from the Postcards paper by Pink Paisley. I glued to the brad and covered with the acrylic circle. I like this because it adds more of the water effect to the card. What a great embellishment for my Prima flowers.

I knew what I wanted to say, but lacked the sentiment stamp, so I created my own. I made this in Word 2003 and printed it out. I used my label punch to punch it out and colored the edges with Baja Breeze and Chocolate Chip ink (Stampin' Up!). I am hooked. I will likely make a whole selection of sentiments for myself.

The special on ribbon continues at Embellish-It Scrapbooking.
1. Each customer who purchases $5.00 in American Crafts products will receive a spool of ribbon.
2. For every purchase of Thickers, you will receive a free spool of American Crafts ribbon. So, if you buy 3 packs of Thickers, you get 3 spools of ribbon for free.

PLUS - Free shipping on orders of $50.00 or more!

Check back Thursday for Magnolia-licious Christmas All Year Long Blog Hop. See you then.


Friday, February 19, 2010

Embellish-It FC76 - Friendship

This week, I am hosting the challenge for Embellish-It Scrapbooking. Did you know it is International Friendship Month? When I found that out, I decided to challenge everyone to make a card for a friend, and send it. Here is my card...

Stamp: Missing You (Sassy Cheryl's Digital Stamps), Sentiment from Clear Impressions
Paper: Cupid (Pink Paisley), DCWV Textured Cardstock
Ink: Ink Jet, Copics
Accessories: Misc flowers, Martha Stewart Branch Punch, Basic Grey Glazed Brad, Hodgepodge Hardware, Organza ribbon, rhinestones, Crystal Effects

I colored my image with Copics. I used Crystal Effects to add a water effect to the tears.


I built up my flower and finished is off with a Basic Grey Glazed Brad.

Reminder - Embellish-It Scrapbooking has a great deal on ribbon right now.
1. Each customer who purchases $5.00 in American Crafts products will receive a spool of ribbon.
2. For every purchase of Thickers, you will receive a free spool of American Crafts ribbon. So, if you buy 3 packs of Thickers, you get 3 spools of ribbon for free.

PLUS - Free shipping on orders of $50.00 or more!

WOW! We all like to get stuff for free, right? Go see what Embellish-It Scrapbooking has for you.

I hope you will consider joining us at Embellish-It Scrapbooking for our Friday Challenge.

Have a great weekend!


Sunday, February 14, 2010

Basic Grey Challenge #13 / Pile It On

I made this card for several challenges. Have you heard of the challenge blog called Pile It On? Their challenge is to add as many challenges as you can to your project. How fun is that.

Here are the challenges this card covers...
Basic Grey - Sketch Challenge
Pile It On - Let Us See Flowers
C.R.A.F.T. Challenge - Digi Coloring
ABC Challenge - N is for New

Here is the sketch for Basic Grey...


...and here is my card...


Stamps: Little Land Swimmers (Sassy Cheryl's Digi Stamp), Sentiment Stampin' Up!
Ink: Ink Jet, Copics
Paper: White card stock, Basic Grey Two Scoops, Pretty in Pink
Accessories: Sizzix Scribbles Swirls Die, Sizzix Bigz Scallop Circle, Prima and other flowers, Dew Drops

To cover the challenges, I used Prima's and some other flowers from my stash for the Pile It On challenge. The digi stamp I used is brand new for the ABC challenge. For the CRAFT challenge, I colored by digi stamp with Copics.

I hope you have a great week.