Jammin' on iPod

Hi everyone, Kelly here with a little inspiration for you!

I have used Jammin' on iPod and You Rock sentiment ticket

For more info on how i made this pop over to my blog Kels Makes

Just a sentiment??

Hi everyone, 

my name is Kelly Smith, i joined the inspirational team back in November, but due to a few personal problems, I've not been able to contribute until now, so please be gentle with me. 

I thought i would come in gently with a very simple but effective (in my opinion) clean and simple card.

The image is Butterfly Kisses Sentiment and is available in the store here

If you would like more details on this card pop over to my blog Kels Makes

Thanks for looking

Merry Christmas Card Tutorial

Hello crafting friends: today I, Ruthie bring you a quick tutorial of glass effect. I´m using the sentiment Merry Christmas String Lights Sentiment. I printed it on watercolor paper.

Then I colored it with distress ink, in this project I used barn door.

I put the distress ink on a plastic lid, then I take it from there.

Here is its how it looks with the distress ink Really bright, isn´t?

Then, you are going to apply the mod podge dimension al magic, but don´t shake it. Just let the liquid come out. It will flow slowly.

The final touch, its homemade glimmer mist. In this case I used green. And voila!!!! A quick and beautiful Christmas Card.

Hope you like it! See you next Sunday!

Ruthie

Mummy Card Tutorial

Hello!

Again here, I'm Cristina.

There are many versions of this mummy card, but if you have never done, I leave a small, fast and simple tutorial.

We need:

a piece of black cardstock 9 inches by 4 1/2

two pieces of cardstock orange 4 by 4 inches

12 strips of half-inch white paper for 4 1/2

two eyes 

two pieces of black cardstock, one-inch circle.

Disstres black and brown ink.

A die corner optional. Scissors and glue.

Inky Impressions digital stamp: Happy Halloween pennant.

 The orange cardstock pieces, rounding the edges.

After inking with black distress ink.

 I fold the piece of black cardstock in half.

Also rounding the edges.

 Stick inside black cardstock, one piece of orange.

 The strips of white paper.

I'm going to ink with brown sides, to give it an old dressing.

 When all the strips have inked, let's stick on orange cardstock that remains.

Strips placed horizontally, leaving a small triangle at the top, where you see the orange background.

Needless two strips of paper, put cross on the rest.

 When we all glued white strips. Turn the piece and cut what it excels.

Round the edges.

 Now stick it on the card.

Will the outside.

 I used two different sized moving eyes.

Stick to a piece of black paper (circle one inch).

You can leave and cut around the eye or smaller, as I have done.

Eyes stick the front of the card. Right in the orange piece before I left.

And finally this little mummy ornament with a banner.

I used: Happy Halloween Pennant--- DIGITAL STAMP

I have used three times, two small and one larger, on a piece of orange cardstock.

Finally a bit of twine on the flags and is now complete.

Very simple to make your own lovely mummy Halloween card.

Be sure to visit our blog for more inspiration!

Shiny Blue Heart Tag

Hello Friends:

Today I come with a quick post! I made a Holtz' style tag!!! Yes, I made a tag with one of the Tim Holtz' styles which is called "spritz and color" and I love the result! I hope you like it!

I used a tag, distress ink (several colors); blue inky drops from Inky Impressions and the sentiment  " Thank you from the bottom of my heart"

See you next Sunday with a tutorial!!

Ruthie

inspriation post

     My two little girls always see me crafting and always want to join in on the fun.  But when I'm sitting at my desk in a creative flow, it's hard to stop what I'm doing to stamp them something, help them find a matching piece of paper, show them how to fold a card.   So I've created some fun little card making kits for my girls.  here's what they look like.

      Inside they have little folded cards, embellishments, borders, die cut sentiments, stamped images for them to color, and coordinating paper.

     To cut down on time whenever I stamp an image I stamp an extra for the kits (same goes for sentiments and diecuts).  I use large and small scraps from my stash to make the trims, borders, and coordinating papers.   And I use extra embellishments that I have from my stash, or I make them, or I get them on the cheap from big lots.

     You can add whatever your kids like, and totally customize it.  These card kits are a cheap, fun, and thoughtful rainy day gift. They are especially perfect for a tweens birthday gift or even a slumber party.  I given lots of these out, and they are always a great hit. 

So pull out you Inky stamps, and try making a kit! :)

When you want to mass produce ... LOL

Good Monday Morning!

It's me - Michaela and today is my turn to inspire you. 

What to do if you have a huuuge order of (birthday invitations) cards to make, you start with  a simple design, right? Well, Inky Impressions offers a wide variety of sentiment stamps that you can pair with almost any image (or not) you already have (not that you wouldn't fall in love with Angelica, Lili or Donnie or Hazel or ... ). And that is the start ... simple strip of Designer paper and anything else you thing would look good.

My inspiration is to show you how easy it is to produce a large number of cards in no time. Seriously!

I used the super-cute "Happy Birthday Cupcake!" sentiment - so sweet!

I hope you all will have a fabulous start to your week!

Enjoy!

it's Zoe's Birthday again

Good morning :) I'm here today to share another card using the beautiful new image - Zoe's birthday cupcake!! Due to the how well it went at the AIS convention show, Inky's Mama - Nicole has extended her sale .. so pop into the Inky store today to snap up some GREAT deals!

see that fun sentiment and the lovely butterfly charm at the bottom .. you can also purchase them in the store - I just love the selection of charms that Nicole has there so have a look!!
Have a lovely Inky day!
Sammi