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Spider Man Pages
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Showing posts with label rubber stamps. Show all posts
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Day 1: UFO Finished: Super Hero Paper Bag Album
I spent a lot of 2011 wishing I took more time to work in my scrapbook and stamp room. However, I did nothing to ensure that I did that. This year, I have decided to challenge myself to work on a scrapbook or stamp project every day of 2012!! We all have those UFOs (unfinished objects) that we keep meaning to get done. And there are all sorts of techniques that we would all like to try. To that end, I will be working and blogging each and every day this year! I have been working on a super hero paper bag album for my son since August or September of 2011. I worked on it here and there, but never really set about finishing it. My goal for today was to get that UFO finished! And I did. A great way to start off the new year!
Album Cover
Spider Man Pages
Power Ranger Pages
Back Cover
Storage Box
Album Cover
Spider Man Pages
Power Ranger Pages
Back Cover
Storage Box
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
New Designs for Spring for Repeat Impressions
I had a great time creating new items with the stamps Wendy challenged us to use this month.
This fan was created using Wendy's LOCKEbility (TM) stamp and stamps from her Legacy Text series. I thought a fan would be a unique and romantic way to create a keepsake for old family photos.
I had lots of fun making alcohol ink backgrounds prior to making this card. I used lots of color combinations, but this one seemed like it was the most spring-like for the "fairy's lantern" stamp.
I like the dimension of this card. It was fun to create the layers of seaweed and water to make it look as if the sea horses and sea turtle are swimming in the ocean.
This card looks a little pale compared to how it really looks. I think the faint peaches did not scan well. I used sandpaper for the sand portion of the card and popped the images to add dimension to the card.
Wendy challenged us to use her "underpants frog" stamp. I thought it would be a fun card if the frogs were jumping out of a package. All the stamps used are from Repeat Impressions.
Wendy challenged us to use a paper she sent to us and to combine it with a stamp we already had from Repeat Impressions. I liked this Christmas paper and combined it with this Christmas verse stamp.
Please vote in my newest poll about which design(s) you like best. And thanks for visiting my blog!!
This fan was created using Wendy's LOCKEbility (TM) stamp and stamps from her Legacy Text series. I thought a fan would be a unique and romantic way to create a keepsake for old family photos.
I had lots of fun making alcohol ink backgrounds prior to making this card. I used lots of color combinations, but this one seemed like it was the most spring-like for the "fairy's lantern" stamp.
I like the dimension of this card. It was fun to create the layers of seaweed and water to make it look as if the sea horses and sea turtle are swimming in the ocean.
This card looks a little pale compared to how it really looks. I think the faint peaches did not scan well. I used sandpaper for the sand portion of the card and popped the images to add dimension to the card.
Wendy challenged us to use her "underpants frog" stamp. I thought it would be a fun card if the frogs were jumping out of a package. All the stamps used are from Repeat Impressions.
Wendy challenged us to use a paper she sent to us and to combine it with a stamp we already had from Repeat Impressions. I liked this Christmas paper and combined it with this Christmas verse stamp.
Please vote in my newest poll about which design(s) you like best. And thanks for visiting my blog!!
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