Showing posts with label Cornish Heritage Farms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cornish Heritage Farms. Show all posts

Saturday, November 19, 2011

Peaceful Prancer Deux #6

This is my sixth Christmas card using the same image and papers, and although I have enjoyed this series, I am ready for a change.  Tomorrow starts a new week and a new direction!

The large reindeer from The Cat's Pajamas was gold embossed on vintage sheet music sprayed with homemade glimmer mist.  The patterned papers are by My Mind's Eye.

Thanks for popping in!


Supplies:
Green cardstock by Bazzill; gold stationery paper from Target; patterned papers by My Mind's Eye (Lost and Found Christmas collection); vintage sheet music; large reindeer image from The Cat's Pajamas; peace sentiment from Cornish Heritage Farms; homemade glimmer mist (aged mahogany distress ink; gold Perfect Pearls, water, mini mister); Versamark ink; gold detail embossing powder; black Stazon ink; Martha Stewart border punch; Labels 8 Nestabilities; oval and scalloped oval punches from Stampin' Up; Adirondack gold acrylic paint dabber; corner rounder punch.

Monday, February 14, 2011

Time ATC

I made this card over the weekend for the Collage-a-thon at ATCs for All, and soon it will be heading to fellow ATC enthusiast Chardonnay1965 in Australia. 

The stamps by Cornish Heritage Farms were in a huge box of blog candy from Stephanie at Ingenious Inkling.  I believe CHF is now out of business so I feel fortunate to have these images.  The punched butterflies received a coat of Glossy Accents for added dimension.


Happy Valentine's Day!  Thanks for stopping by.

Supplies:
Cardstock ATC base; old sheet music; clocks and time stamps by Cornish Heritage Farms; Martha Stewart butterfly punch; decorative paper by Deja Views; Stazon black ink; wild honey and walnut stain distress ink; medium charcoal pencil; Glossy Accents.

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Snowflake Santa

This was my final Christmas card for 2010 but it's also one of my favorites.  This color scheme has been really big in home decorating the last couple of years, and I can see why.  It's absolutely YUMMY.

My Santa is from Artistic Outpost and the decorative papers are by Memory Box. The snowflakes are from a Martha Stewart border punch; I just held on to them after punching my cardstock and then glued them on the top in a random pattern.

The countdown to Christmas is almost over!  Are you ready?

Supplies:
Stamps: Artistic Outpost (Santa and fir branch), Cornish Heritage Farms (sentiment), Stampa Rosa (postmark); Bazzill brown cardstock; decorative papers by Memory Box; very vanilla cardstock from Stampin' Up; Archival jet black ink; antique linen, walnut stain, and weathered wood distress ink; Prismacolor Premier pencils; odorless mineral spirits; Martha Stewart border punch; pop-dots.

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Christmastide Greetings

I was at the main post office ten minutes before it opened this morning, and was fifth in line in order to mail two Secret Santa packages and the majority of my Christmas cards.  I have a few more cards to make but I'm in good shape, even if it is just one week until the big day.

I love the Memory Box papers on this card and am so glad that I bought two packages of this particular collection.  My Santa is from Artistic Outpost and I colored him with Prismacolor Premier pencils.



I hope you are enjoying your holiday preparations!  Thanks for taking time to stop by.

Supplies:
Stamps: Artistic Outpost (Santa, Dec 24, and branch), Stamp Francisco (North Pole Post), and Cornish Heritage Farms (Christmastide); Bazzill brown cardstock; patterned papers by Memory Box; faux ledger paper by Pink Paislee; Archival jet black ink; antique linen, walnut stain, aged mahogany, and peeled paint distress inks; Prismacolor Premier pencils; odorless mineral spirits; oval and scalloped oval Nestabilities; pop-dots.

Monday, December 6, 2010

North Pole Post

We received our first measurable snowfall over the weekend.  We got only an inch at our house, but we still had to shovel because the temperatures were heading down and the snow would not melt on its own.  With weather like that, I don't mind staying indoors and being crafty.  Besides, it was high time I started working on my Christmas cards.  If you're on my Christmas card list (and you know who you are), you may not want to read any further!

The focus of this card is an ATC-sized collage with some easy stamping, a colored Santa, and the right amount of distress ink to age everything.  The "Dec 24" was stamped on another piece of paper, inked up, cut out, and adhered to the card to mimic a postage stamp. 

I hope you're staying nice and warm, wherever you are!  Thanks for stopping by.

Supplies:
Stamps:  Artistic Outpost (Santa, Dec 24, branches), Cornish Heritage Farms (sentiment), Stamp Francisco (North Pole postmark), Stampa Rosa (other postmark); red and brown cardstocks by Bazzill; decorative papers from Memorybox and Daisy D; Archival jet black ink; barn door, antique linen, peeled paint, and walnut stain distress ink; Prismacolor Premier pencils; Nestabilities Label 10; pop-dots.

Sunday, December 13, 2009

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

We had a pretty big snow storm and blizzard conditions here last week. Some areas had a foot of snow or more and the wind was creating drifts as deep as six feet out in the country. The kids had three snow days in a row! I hope this isn't an indicator of the type of winter we're going to have.

I was able to mail most of my Christmas cards before the storm hit. Many of them featured this cute Santa image that I colored with my Prismacolor pencils. I love the tranquil blue tones of this particular card.

Some of my Christmas cards this year featured a new technique for me: sewing! I've never been too interested in sewing, but I see so many paper crafters doing it and the look really enhances vintage-style items. So I broke down and bought myself a Janome Sew Mini, which is like a beginner's sewing machine. It's very portable and includes three sizes of zigzag stitch.

Thanks for stopping by. Stay safe and warm!

Supplies:
Stamps: Rubber Stampede, Cornish Heritage Farms; blue cardstock by Bazzill; whisper white cardstock from Stampin' Up!; decorative papers by Memory Box (Dewfrost collection); black Stazon, broken china distress ink, Anna Griffin blue ink, Brilliance platinum planet ink; rectangle and scalloped rectangle Nestabilities; Cuttlebug; Janome Sew Mini and white thread; Martha Stewart snowflake punch; Glossy Accents; Martha Stewart glitter; white brads.