Hi Everyone!,
Christmas has passed and it has been crazy busy at my house. I finally have a chance to share one of the Christmas Cards we made in my DistINKtive Cards earlier this month. Its a double Penny Slider card using an image from My Favorite Things. ECD Outdoor edges made the perfect horizon line for the card. Isn't she cute? I colored her with Distress Markers and a water brush.
Monday, December 29, 2014
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
ECD Blogpost- Gingerbread House card
Happy Holidays Friends!
Today is my day to share a tutorial with you on the Elizabeth Craft Designs Blog. Stop on by and see how I made this fun Gingerbread house inspired card using the Holiday House die. Let me know what you think!
Merry Christmas!
Today is my day to share a tutorial with you on the Elizabeth Craft Designs Blog. Stop on by and see how I made this fun Gingerbread house inspired card using the Holiday House die. Let me know what you think!
Merry Christmas!
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
ECD Blogpost today!
Hi Everyone!
Just a quick post to let you know I have a tutorial up on the Elizabeth Craft Designs Blog featuring this embossed Ring Accordion card perfect for your Holiday card stash...come check out how I made it and leave me a comment letting me know what you think!
Just a quick post to let you know I have a tutorial up on the Elizabeth Craft Designs Blog featuring this embossed Ring Accordion card perfect for your Holiday card stash...come check out how I made it and leave me a comment letting me know what you think!
Sunday, November 30, 2014
November Elizabeth Craft Designs Design Team Challenge - Gifts
Hi Everyone!
It's time for the Elizabeth Craft Designs Design Team Challenge for November. With Christmas right the corner the theme is gifts. Make sure to visit the ECD blog to see all the amazing projects from the Design Team members and get some great holiday gift inspiration!
Today I have 2 projects to share with you. The first is a mini sketch book I created for my son, who is an art student.
It's time for the Elizabeth Craft Designs Design Team Challenge for November. With Christmas right the corner the theme is gifts. Make sure to visit the ECD blog to see all the amazing projects from the Design Team members and get some great holiday gift inspiration!
Today I have 2 projects to share with you. The first is a mini sketch book I created for my son, who is an art student.
I created the tiled look on the cover using Shimmer Sheetz, Sea Glass Embossing Folder, the small gear from Karen Burniston's Clocks and Gears die and some alcohol ink.
1. Cut a piece of Light Blue and a piece of Bronze Metallic Shimmer Sheetz large enough to fit the cover of the sketch book
2. Emboss the pieces using the Sea Glass Embossing Folder and ink the embossed side with brown and blue Stazon Ink.
3.Back the Shimmer Sheetz with the new ECD Transparent Double Sided Adhesive. Use a 1 1/8 square punch to punch out the tiles and adhere to the cover of the mini sketch book.
4.Add finishing details of a few metal buttons and the small gear diecut from Karen Burniston's Clocks and Gears die to complete.
I wanted a masculine look for my son. I thought it turned out nicely and could easily be converted to any theme by changing the colors and embossing folders.
The 2nd project I created was a Tag Gift Card Holder featuring Chilly the Penguin.
Tag Gift Card Holder:
1.
Ink tag on both sides with blue ink. Ink both white pieces with blue
ink.
2.
Score tag at 1 1/2”. Fold up and add adhesive to the inner edges to
form the pocket with the dotted side out.
3.
Adhere red reinforcer to hole on top. Adhere trees behind top right
of red piece then adhere to pocket front.
4.
Adhere “to and from” piece on back (dotted side) about 1/8”
from bottom. Add 1 lrg and 2 sm snowflakes, add glitter dots to
centers. Add 2 sm snowflakes to front of tag. Add glitter dots to
centers.
5.
Assemble Chilly. Tie tinsel around his neck and secure with glue
dots. Add 1 large snowflake with a glitter dot in the center to top left of Chilly's head. Adhere Chilly to left
front of pocket on foam adhesive making sure not to adhere above the
pocket so the pocket can open to place gift card.
6.
Tie blue elastic in a loop. Thread through middle of red ribbon and
loop through top hole, leaving loop in back. Tie black and white
twine around red ribbon with a bow on the front to complete. Loop is
for attaching to packages.
I hope you enjoyed these projects and found a little inspiration for your holiday gift giving.
Don't forget to stop by the ECD Blog to see the rest of the Design Team Challenge projects.
Elizabeth Craft Designs Supplies used:
SS0230 Light Blue Metallic Shimmer Sheetz, SS0215 Bronze Metallic Shimmer Sheetz, ECD Transparent Double Sided Adhesive,908 Chilly the Penguin die, 914 Outdoor Edges die, 951 Tags and More 1- Lace, 917 Clocks and Gears die, E125 Sea Glass Embossing Folder, 718 Assorted Glitter Dots, 8530 Snowflakes Small Peel Off
Friday, November 28, 2014
Tutorial on ECD Blog today- Plaid Christmas Candles Card
Hello Friends!
I hope you had a great Thanksgiving yesterday! I wanted to let you know that I am featured on the Elizabeth Craft Designs Blog today with a tutorial for this card:
I hope you had a great Thanksgiving yesterday! I wanted to let you know that I am featured on the Elizabeth Craft Designs Blog today with a tutorial for this card:
Stop by and see how I made this card and let me know what you think. I love reading your comments!
Have a great day and Happy Holidays!
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Turkey Easel Card- Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I hope your day will be filled with family, friends, love and laughter- oh yeah and a bunch of great food!
To celebrate Turkey day I want to share a card we made in my DistINKtive card class this month.
To celebrate Turkey day I want to share a card we made in my DistINKtive card class this month.
Isn't it cute? The turkey is from the Silhouette Studio, The Stand Up Helper is from Elizabeth Craft Designs. This design can easily be adapted to any occasion by changing the pattern paper and the focal point on the easel. Here are the assembly instructions from class..enjoy!
Turkey
Easel Card
Fold
white card base in half. Cut card front 1 ¼ from both top and bottom
from the edge to the fold, leaving a 3” section in the center. Ink
all pieces with brown ink. Adhere pattern pieces to sections of card
front. Adhere down side panels. Make a pencil line on yellow piece 1
1/2” from bottom. Line up leaf stand up helper in center on line
and diecut. This will be your stopper for the easel. Adhere to inside
center section of card- making sure not to get adhesive on leaves.
Score center panel on card front in the middle. Fold in half and
crease well.
Turkey-
Ink all pieces with brown ink. Ink feather pieces lightly with gold
ink. Assemble turkey, popping up body from feathers. Add small black
glitter dots for eyes. Adhere to card front on a pop dot below the
fold so the turkey stands up when easel is folded.
Stamp
Happy Thanksgiving in brown ink on bottom of yellow inner panel,
below the stand up helper. Add red oak leaf to stand up helpers to
complete.
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Perching Poppy Thank You Card - ECD Blogpost
Hi Friends!
Today is my turn to share a project and a tutorial on the Elizabeth Craft Designs Blog. I created a fun card using Poppy the Owl, the new Bark embossing folder (my fav!) and a fun technique with different colors of Silk Microfine Glitter. Stop by and see how I made this card and let me know what you think!
Today is my turn to share a project and a tutorial on the Elizabeth Craft Designs Blog. I created a fun card using Poppy the Owl, the new Bark embossing folder (my fav!) and a fun technique with different colors of Silk Microfine Glitter. Stop by and see how I made this card and let me know what you think!
Happy Fall!
Debra
Friday, October 31, 2014
October Elizabeth Craft Designs DT challenge- Tags
Hello Crafty Friends!
It's the end of the month and that means it's time for the Design Team Challenge from Elizabeth Craft Designs. This months theme is Tags- in celebration of the release of our 3 new tag dies.
I created two projects - a Fall Tag and a Birthday Tag card. Here they are together.
It's the end of the month and that means it's time for the Design Team Challenge from Elizabeth Craft Designs. This months theme is Tags- in celebration of the release of our 3 new tag dies.
I created two projects - a Fall Tag and a Birthday Tag card. Here they are together.
The Fall Tag
This Tag was created using Tags 3 die. I diecut the tag from pattern paper and inked it with brown ink and then diecut the decorator piece at the top. I added two decorative corners at the bottom in green and filled in some of the leaf holes on the top with the opposite side of the pattern paper for interest. I added the negative of a set of pumpkins from the Pumpkins Peel-Off in Gold using a Transfer Sheet. I diecut Thank You from the same pattern paper and added it on a green mat that was also inked with brown ink. A green ribbon through the top and your tag is complete. I think it would go perfect attached to a loaf of pumpkin bread or a pumpkin pie!
Birthday Tag Card
This tag card was created using Tag 2 die. I folded an A2 size piece of blue cardstock in half and diecut the top shape, making sure to leave the die hanging off slightly from the folded edge. Once diecut trim the excess from the edge and you have a tag shaped card. Again I used the decorator piece to diecut the front of the card only and then embossed the front with the Lots of Pops embossing folder. I glittered and colored one of the cakes and 3 candles from the Funky Cakes Peel-Off and colored it with Copic Markers. I diecut the Happy Birthday from the new Karen Burniston Happy Birthday Pop Up die and added it to the front. A bit of ribbon, some black glitter dots and a few embellishments complete the card. These are so easy to make and can be altered for any occasion. Give it a try!
Elizabeth Craft Designs Products used:
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Happy Birthday Pop Up
Howdy!
Just a quick post to share a card I made using Karen Burniston's new Happy Birthday Pop Up die. I love this die! It's easy to use and has a big Wow! factor when you open it up. It also comes with a great big Happy Birthday sentiment die that fits on the pop up but can also be used by itself- and some cute stars too!
Just a quick post to share a card I made using Karen Burniston's new Happy Birthday Pop Up die. I love this die! It's easy to use and has a big Wow! factor when you open it up. It also comes with a great big Happy Birthday sentiment die that fits on the pop up but can also be used by itself- and some cute stars too!
I kept the front simple- a bit of pattern paper, a bow and a few stamped balloons colored with Clear Wink of Stella for some sparkle.
The die does all the work for you on the inside. Just add the decorator dies and you have a bright and cheery Happy Birthday Pop Up sure to bring a big smile!
Have a great day and thanks for stopping by!
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Fall Birthday Spiral Pull Card
Hi Everyone,
Today is my day to share a project on the Elizabeth Craft Designs Blog. I used the Spiral Circle Pull Card die and the Pumpkins Peel-Off colored on water color paper to create a Fall themed birthday card.. Come on by the blog and see how I made this fun card and let me know what you think!
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