EASY EASTER CARDS ...Part Two

Here are the rest of my EASY EASTER Cards. They were stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black ink, colored with Copics or colored pencils, layered and have a little fabric here and there.  These will mail easily and I do hope they will bring a smile to the recipients.

 Above is an easel card measuring 4" square.

 Another easel card.

Hope you have a lovely Easter,
filled with family, friends, fun
and lots of delicious food...and of course chocolate!

HAPPY MAY DAY! MAY FLOWERS 2011

Happy May Day! Here are a few more cards I created for Operation Write Home. Again, I used "Blossoms #429" from SparkleNSprinkle and Nestabilities "Blossoms Three." Wishing you a lovely May Day!

TEA BAG FOLD FLOWERS Part Two

Here are a few more of the Tea Bag Fold Flower cards I created using rubber stamp set "#429 Blossoms" from SPARKLENSPRINKLE along with the Nesties "Blossoms Three" die cuts. With May just around the corner, I thought we all could use some MAY FLOWERS! These will be mailed to OperationWrite Home.org. I have a video demonstrating how to create these EASY Tea Bag Fold Flowers that you can see by clicking: "Two Folds and One Pinch" HERE!

SUNNY SIDE UP!

This birthday card was created using Inky Antics rubber stamps. It's a whimsical card for a fellow rubber stamper. The front "window" is cutout with a Nestie, deckle edged rectangle die cut. The CS is textured, dark green on the front and white on the inside.


Here is a peek at the inside. The image was stamped on plain white CS, cut out with the same Nestie die, aligned and adhered.

***Tomorrow I will be joining the Operation Write Home BUNNY HOP BLOGHOP! Please stop by and join in the fun!

Valentine Cards Using YooClik

Just getting back to my blog. I have been making Valentine Cards using the new graphics recently added to YooClik.com. I printed out two pages of the graphics and created the following Valentine Cards. These cards are easy so I'll just add comments under the cards.

Here I combined two YooClik images (rose and oval frame) then used Nesties to die cut, pierced the scallops and adhered with dimensionals. There is a pink thread bow added at the top.
Here I combined stampin up images with the new (bottom) swirly heart image from YooClik. This is one of my new favorite YooClik Valentine images and I plan on printing more of these swirly hearts, in various sizes, and other shades of pink and red to make my Valentine Cards. There are a lot of new images available that are similar to digital images and for a very small monthly charge. BARGAIN!!

This was so easy. I just printed the image as is and diecut with Nesties and layered! I like pink and gray.

Here is a close up. Notice the pink craft thread bow and the straight pin with the paper heart adhered.

This cute bear originally has an empty sign so that you can add any personalized message that you choose. (Like a child's first name!) I added the "Beary message" and also added the Valentine sentiment on the bottom, as well as the red hearts. Just click, drag, drop and print. This is an easy way to make a lot of children's Valentine cards in a short time. I added a bit of purple ribbon and a straight pin with red and white seed beads. The BG is embossed with Cuttlebug hearts embossing folder.

The BG is another new YooClik image! You can make it as light or as dark as you prefer with a slide of your mouse! The little bear is covered in kisses! So Cute! I diecut and layered with Nesties, inked the edges and added some gold rick rack and red lace.

Here is a closer look!

This little YooClik bear image is also new. I just typed the bottom question and clicked "add."

I used a Nestie diecut for the paper piercing.

Thanks so much for stopping by.

NESTIES CHRISTMAS TREE PAPER PINS AND ORNAMENT

As mentioned in the previous post, these are Paper Pins made with the Nesties smallest Christmas tree die. I die cut two pieces of green card stock and one piece of chip board and modge podged them together and let dry. Next I modge podged the front of the pin and added seed beads, thread and paper stars. Dab a little extra modge podge to secure your decorations and let dry. Last, I modge podged the back, cut a strip of card stock small enough to fit a safety pin and adhered the pin, in an upright position. This is easy and fun. I have been wearing one for a few days now and it is holding up just fine.

This hanging ornament (front and back showing here) uses the middle sized Christmas tree Nestie die cut, and the beautiful matching image is from SparkleNSprinkle.com. First, I stamped the image on white card stock in red ink and then in green ink. Next I die cut both images, added two stars and ribbon. The edges are inked and the tree is sponged with green ink. This is fast and easy and could also make a cute gift tag.

Thanks for stopping by!