Good evening girls!
I'm here to enter a card for the Cuttlebug Challenge Blogspot: Glitter!
I embossed my patterned paper on the wrong side but finally found it was great looking neverthless, as I guess negative embossing is cool too! lol
Here it is:
I used papers and little girl die-cut from Colorful Christmas Collection by My Mind's Eye. The glittery snoflake and tree are from a free gift I received with my PaperCraft Inspirations mag last year if I remember well!
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Cuttlebug Challenge: Glitter!!!
Friday, May 29, 2009
Cuttlebug Challenges - Be Inspired #33
A quick post to show you my card for challenge #33 at Cuttlebug Challenge Blog.
We had to use a monogram on our project:
I made an embellishment using Spirelli. And yes, its the same paper as my Fathers Day card shown earlier this month! We can't see clearly the embossing part of the card... Maybe I'll take another pic on a sunny day later...
Its was a very quick post! Have a great weekend!!!
Friday, February 13, 2009
Last one for Valentine et challenges!
This is the last card for this year Valentine Day I think...
I will submit it for two different challenges this time:
Week 35 at Penny Black Saturday Challenge and
Cuttlebug Challenge #18.
Its a very simple card and easy to do. But I needed it fast so thats a good thing!
Lets hope the person won't see it here before receiving it... fingers crossed!
HAPPY VALENTINE DAY GIRLS!!!!!
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Love Card with Cuttlebug - Be Inspired #17
WOW! I found a challenge blog totally awesome: Cuttlebug Challenge Blogspot!
Challenge using the Cuttlebug, I am very excited!
I sooo love this machine.
Just sad I found the blog a little bite late, its challenge #17! lol
Anyway, I'll do my very best to participate as often as I can.
This week challenge is about Love.
I used the Cuttlebug Embossing Folder "Divine Swirl" and added some gold ink on my cardstock (pic didn't show it well), corrugated (hope its the right word...) cardstock, scalloped punch with little paper pricking, 3D Heart sticker, border punch by Fiskar, ribbon and gems.
I love the result... even if my daughter asked if I used the corrugated cardstock from the cookies bag... lol