Showing posts with label Flickr Challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flickr Challenge. Show all posts

Monday, August 18, 2025

JUGS Word Week #788 -- BIRTHDAY

 
It's Word Week over at Just Us Girls Challenge #788 and the word is BIRTHDAY.
 
 
 
Here's how I was inspired.
 

  I thought that the birthday mug with candles inside was the cutest image and 
I know several caffeine drinkers who would appreciate it.

 I cut and colored the mug and candles and added some Stickles to the flames.
I used the new Numbers embossing folder for the background, trimmed to show
the diagonal stripes after adhering the paper to a card base. 


I adhered the mug and a white embossed sentiment. Some glittery enamel dots
finished off the card.

I'm also linking this up to Simon Says Stamp Flickr Challenge--Anything Goes--
since I used several SSS products.

Off to link this up. Thanks for stopping by!
 
 

Saturday, January 27, 2024

Simon Says Stamp January Flickr Challenge -- Anything Goes

 The theme for Simon Says Stamp's January 2024 Flickr Challenge is Anything Goes 
so I decided to enter a card made with some new Simon Says Stamp goodies.
 

I ordered the Printmaking Hearts Stamp and Die set which has layered stamping on
9 hearts. Feeling a bit lazy, I decided to cut out the hearts from several alcohol ink
panels that I've accumulated.
 

 The hearts were spritzed with alcohol, some gold Kuretake watercolors and I found
my ancient set of metallic rub ons that all added touches of gold. The hearts were
adhered to a kraft card base and a popped up sentiment finished off the card.

Thanks so much for stopping by!



 

Monday, June 27, 2022

Simon Says Stamp Flickr Challenge #200 -- Summertime Fun

 
I like to join Simon Says Stamp's Flickr Challenge whenever time permits. 
I have SO MANY SSS products that haven't been used or even opened from the
original packaging.
 
After inking the Organic Fruits diecuts I saw that the theme for their 200th challenge
 was Summertime Fun and decided to squeeze my card in before the June 30th deadline.

 
 
 
Two reverse wonky rectangles were cut from white card stock and the sentiment
was stamped on one panel, then run through a 3D embossing folder. 




The fruits were popped up on the panel, then adhered to the second panel,
forming a hinge so the card can stand on its own.

In hindsight, I should have turned one of the roundish fruits into a peach which
is more "summertime" than a pear. Oh well. 

Thanks for stopping by!


Wednesday, February 2, 2022

Simon Says Stamp Flickr Challenge #193 -- Love is in the Air

I'm linking up a project to Simon Says Stamp's Flickr Challenge #193 which is 
Love is in the Air. I used some older Simon Says Stamp products which, I'm happy to
report, are still available in their online store.
 

I stenciled in hearts from their Bursting Hearts Stencil in pinks and oranges on
watercolor card stock. After spritzing on some water, I let it dry and cut out a slimline
panel mainly because I didn't want to "waste" the heart background.


The sentiment was cut from white cardstock and gold for the shadow. After adhering
the sentiment to the panel, it was finished off with some Pretty Pink Posh sequins.

I can now chalk up my first Valentine card for the year--it may also be my only one 😆
Thanks for stopping by!



Tuesday, October 20, 2020

Mushroom House

I recently bought Simon Says Stamp's Mushroom House Wafer Die so that
the gnomes in my stash would finally have a home. 
 
At the last minute, I decided to turn this into a "miss you" card to send to my 
mother in law who is in a skilled nursing facility on another island.
 

I die cut the house from watercolor card stock, then ink distressed all the
pieces and set them aside. The background was ink distressed in two colors
to separate the sky from the ground. Grass was sketched in with Copic
markers and the two part sentiment was white embossed.


I'm hoping we'll get to see her soon, but for now, this card will have to suffice.
I'm entering it in Simon Says Stamp's Flickr challenge to share your favorite
technique, and of course, mine is ink distressing!

Thanks so much for stopping by!