Showing posts with label Friday Mashup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Friday Mashup. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Just squeaking in!

My entry into this week's "Friday Mashup!". I knew I kept all the scraps from this card for a reason ;)

Friday Mashup challenge this week:
  1. Make a project using the "Sketch".
  2. Or Make a project using "Recycled / Repurposed Materials or Supplies".
  3. Or "Mash it Up" and create a project "Using The Sketch and Recycled /Repurposed Materials or Supplies". 

As usual, I chose #3! I love mashing it up.

So Many Smiles
(FM#30)


Materials:
(All Stampin' Up! product)
Cardstock: Rich Razzleberry, Whisper White
Paper: Pocketful of Posies DSP
Ink: Baja Breeze, Rich Razzleberry
Stamps: Aviary, Petite Pairs
Embellishments: 5/8" Satin Ribbon in Whisper White
Tools: 1 3/4" Scallop circle punch, 1 3/8" circle punch, Sponge

Thanks for visiting :)

-tb:oxo

Friday, October 28, 2011

Rock Star!

I'm so thrilled! This week I was chosen as the "Rock Star" at the Friday Mashup challenge!!! It was such a fun project to make, and a fun challenge to participate in! :)  My submission can be found here.

Looking forward to playing with them again this week! If you haven't played along, you really should - They are super fun.

As if Friday's aren't exciting enough as they are... ;)

-tb:oxo

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Friday Mashup on Tuesday :)

The Friday Mashup has a fun challenge this week! "It's a Wrap" challenge gave the following options for submissions:

1. Make a project featuring a "Belly Band"
2. Or make a project using "Twine"
3. Or, Mash it up and create a project "Using Twine with a Belly Band".

I chose #3 again. I love being able to mash it up. And every time I hear or see "Mash it Up", my brain somehow brings me to the Shake a Tail Feather scene in the Blues Brothers movie... And the only reason I can think of is because they say "do the mash potato". You should watch the link - you'll love it :) Ray Charles is lovely.


Congratulations
(closed - with belly band)

Opened up
(FM29)

Materials used:
(All SU unless otherwise stated)
Cardstock: Island Indigo, Basic Black, Very Vanilla, Real Red
Paper: Timeless Portraits DSP
Stamps: "Congrats", Chandeliers (Hero arts)
Ink: Basic black
Embellishments: Buttons (from my bin), Black twine (The Twinery)
Tools: Large Oval punch, Scallop Oval punch, Scallop border punch (EK)

-tb:oxo

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

A (very) quiet day...

My (big) boy is having a play date today, and despite my very best efforts to force my (little) boy to stay awake and play with me, he'd much rather sleep! So... I've been forced to try and entertain myself. ;)

After a tea and a lovely snack of toast with apple butter, I got to 'work' on playing along with some challenges.

Lucky me, today is new colours day at one of my favourite challenges, the ColourQ (btw, if you haven't played along with them, you really should. They have a great team who comes up with wicked colour combinations - and the DT cards are always so pretty). Today's colours were Early Espresso, Lucky Limeade, Rich Razzleberry, Pumpkin Pie and White.

I used the colours to make this cute little Hot Chocolate holder for my son's friends for halloween. I found the tutorial on YouTube and couldn't wait to try it. I ended up making two of them exactly the same. They are going to two sisters, so I didn't want one to turn out better than the other ;)

Boo! 


 (CQC107)


I also played, for the first time (!!), along with Friday Mashup. How cool is that concept?! Their challenge this week was to choose one of the following:
1. Create a card with snowflakes
2. Create and easel card
3. Or "Mash it up" and create an easel card with snowflakes


I love the quote here: "A snowflake is winter's butterfly". I have a thing for snowflakes. I find them absolutely fascinating, and in fact, I have one tattooed on my foot.

I chose to do the mashup #3. I just recently learned how to create a twisted easel card when I was a guest at an SU demonstrator meeting, and couldn't want to try one for myself from scratch. Also, for the first time, I tried my hand at paper-piecing. Although time-consuming, I love the results and had tons of fun.

Merry Christmas

(FM28)

I'll be attending a Christmas Card class on Friday, and after that, I think I'll be done with Christmas cards for this year! Yipee!

Materials used for "Boo":
(All SU unless otherwise stated)
Cardstock:Early Espresso, Lucky Limeade, Pumpkin Pie
Paper: "Pocketful of Posies" DSP, "Well Worn" DSP
Stamps: "Boo!" from Tiny Tags
Ink: Early Espresso
Embellishments: Lucky Limade ruffled ribbon, Pumpkins (??)
Tools: Decorative Label punch, Corner rounder (EK)
 

Materials used for "Merry Christmas":
(All SU unless otherwise stated)
Cardstock:Early Espresso, Pool Party, Whisper White
Paper: "Mom's Diner" and some random plaid (both Recollections)
Stamps: "Merry Christmas" and snowflakes (Recollections)
Ink: Pool Party, Chocolate Chip
Embellishments: Pool Party ruffled ribbon, White ribbon (??)
Tools: Large Oval punch, Decorative Label punch, Scallop edge punch (EK)
 
Thanks for stopping by :)

-tb:oxo