Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Tea Drinky Holder Thingy
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Feelin' SCS CAS-N-Sketchy

Monday, December 14, 2009
Honey I baked...for LPSC46 that is!
And this is a close up of the little tag. I know it's small but with all I had going on this weekend and week this was all I could muster! Sheeeesh I'm busy! This is my last week of pre-school until January and I am looking foward to the slowness! My son also gets out of school this Friday so there are goodies to bake for the party and to give the kids for treats...okay enough complaining about how busy I am! I hope you like my cookies!
Monday, December 7, 2009
TLC249 & TLC250
Monday, November 30, 2009
Recycled Little Paper Shop a Sketch challenge {11-30-09}
This little card portfolio is super easy to make! All you do is take a pice of 8.5 x 11 piece of cardstock and fold it in half at the 5.5 inch mark. Rotate your paper around and score again at the 2.5 inch mark. Now fold the portfolio at the 5.5 inch side and cut from the score mark to the end to make the nice even V shape in the middle. Clear as mud right? open back up and fold flaps up, use your crop-a-dial to punch holes and set the eyelets...voila, card portfolio complete!
And here is a pic of the 4 cards. They are simple, but still cute! You can hardly see the versamark trees but they are there!

If you need more inspiration with this sketch please check out LPSC25 blog post when the sketch was origionally placed. Lots of gorgeousness there!
Thank you sooo much for stopping by! Have a blessed day!
Silvia
Thursday, November 26, 2009
WT246- A Sweet Challenge
I think it turned out super cute. I lvoe the colors and those felt snowflakes just add such a nice touch!
Friday, October 2, 2009
Sneaky Peaky Hosting LPS {10-2-09}
For my card I used Taylored Expressions sketch challenge 84 and Whimsey Stamps challenge to use eyelets on my card. I used the Bella rose designer series paper and a piece of Confetti white cardstock. I then used the nesties 3 lables to cut directly into the background...I really think this looks neat! I then stamped the tree and the girl and used my colluzle to cut it out and trimmed around the parts that *stick* out. The rest was simple, cut, color, glue! LOL ohh yes I also sponged around the edge of the tree with summer sun...for a warm glow!
For this card I also used the Flourishes Newsletter FTTC35 challenge out of the frame.
The set I used for this card is called {Katie Christmas} and will be available from Little Paper Shop tomorrow! I know you love this set and want to see more of what was made with it...and I know you want a chance to wint his set...I know you do! So hope on over the the Little Paper Shop Blog and simply leave a comment for your chance to win...and be sure to come back tomorrow and a HUGE release and a look at another wonderful set!
Supplies:
Stamps: {Katie Christmas} by Little Paper Shop
Ink: Stazon brown, kiwi kiss, riding hood red, summer sun, close to cocoa, chocolate chip
Paper: Bella rose dp, confetti white cardstock
Accessories: nestabilities lables 3, coluzzle, glitter, reinkers, blender pen, big shot, gold eyelets, big shot
Thank you sooooooo much for stopping by! I hope you have a blessed day!
May the Lord's blessing be upon you prepare for this Christmas season and the whole year through!
Hugs,
Silvia
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
LPS January Sneak Peek 2


Monday, January 12, 2009
LPS January Sneak Peek 1
For my first project I decided to create a box for some coffee, my sisster-in-law owns a coffee shop and she sells ...what...COFFEE and I thought this little box would be perfect for her to put a little bag of grounds in there to sell... I tink she will like it! The box measures 4x4 and I simply cut my designer paper slightly smaller that than each side and adhered it. I then stamped the coffee gound images using brown stazon ink directly on the designer paper. for the images I stamped them on whisper white paper, colored them with water color pencils and then used blender pens to smooth it all together and cut them out!

To get that nice little rectangle in the middle I actually used a rectangle nestabilties die and an exacto knife. I tried to hold the die as still as possible, but it slipped a little hints the placement of the mug and beans...LOL
Once the rectanle was cut I used some sticky trip and a small piece of acetate and adhered it to the inside...VOILA perfect box with a window! LOVE IT!!! I guess I sould of placed the die on the inside and then ran it through the machine, but hey I like to do things the hard way...LOL.jpg)
Supplies:
Friday, November 14, 2008
LSC194

Thursday, November 13, 2008
Christmas Goodies




Friday, November 7, 2008
Banners Away!
Isn't this banner awesome! I went to my friend Nikki's and she was gracious enough to let me use her Cricut...Love it...hmmm I might need an expressions after all! Who knew! LOL
I used orchid Opulance cardstock and cut the letters in 5.5 inches tall...I think? Could of been 5 inches. Anyways, Once all the letter were cut I came home and used my cuttlebug folders through my big shot...fisrt I inked the top portion of the folder also with Orchid Opluance and then ran it through. After that is was Glitter time! While all the glitter was drying I cut out 15 top note dies on shimmery white cardstock and then sponged the edges with Orchid Opulance craft ink...my fav way to sponge!
Now for the little stamped girl...you're probably thinking...hey that's not weddingish or engagementish...well I though gosh this would be a shame to trash it after one use...so pretty and so muh work...that I thought Hey I could probably use it for other occasions...so I started thinking and decided it would be good for a birthday or a bridal shower ad even a baby shower...so I will just switch out images and call it a day! This particular image is from an MFT set called "you take the cake" and I water colored again with the craft ink and aqua painter...added more glitter and cut her out!
Now, since I had all my supplie already out I went ahead and made a birthday card...never know when I might need to use it! LOL
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Just one and a Tag
Anywho here is a quick card for you...littlerally a 5 minute card! Cut cardstock, round corners, tie ribbon, stamp Upsy Daisy flowers in Pink Pirouette, stamp friendship sentiment in Pacific Point, add the embossed dots using the crop-a-dial...take picture and that's all it took! In mere minutes a day you too can make gorgeous cards!!!Share 7 facts about yourself on your blog-some random, some wierd.
Tag 7 people at the end of the post by leaving their names as well as links to their blogs.
Let them know that they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their blog.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Hosting SCS
This fisrt one also used the plaid from yesterdays challenge...Love this paper. a very cute sketch that I rotated...found this sketch on miss JulieHRR's blog...thanks for the neat sketch Julie! This card is already in an envelope addressed and ready to go! I hope te recipient likes it! The sentiment is from a set called Topiary by the Little Paper Shop...Love this little set!
Supplies:
Stamps: Dreams Du Jour (su!), Topiary (by Little Paper Shop)
Paper: Kiwi Kiss, really Rust, Natural vanilla, Designer paper by chatterbox
Ink: Kiwi kiss, chocolate chip craft
Accessories: jumbo eyelet, crop-a-dial, kiwi kiss ribbon, sponge
This next card I made with the intentions of using it for the sketch challenge on Wednesday but when I went to upload I saw that my skecth was off...so I used it for my challenge instead! LOL I have a ton of eyelets and need to use them up, or loose them! So I made this little beauty. I love all the eyelets...aren't they pretty! I made both of the circles using my Coluzzle cutting system and then layered them. The center heart is raised up on dimentionals...a lot more blue on this one! You can use as much or as little as you want!
Supplies:
Stamps: Heard from the heart (SU!), Sock Monkey (SU!)
Ink: Staz-on black, pink pirouette, ridding hood red, tempting turquoise
paper: Sahara Sand, tempting turquoise, shimmery white, tempting turquoise designer paper
Accessories: bold bright eyelets, crop-a-dial, sheer ribbon, sponge, coluzzle, aqua painter
Thanks for stopping by!
Happy Stampin and God Bless,
Silvia
Mad Flannel card
So this is my card! I used craft cardstock and chocolate chip ink for the flannel plaid BG and for the pine leaves. I then got some creamy carmel carstock and stamped the pine comes with chocolate chip craft ink and covered them in cleart embossing powder, heat set and then cut them out. I did the same for the sentiment with real red craft ink...although I didn't cut it out...went to my machine instead and did some stitching! I then inked up the edges with craft ink and crumpled the card a bit in places, added a ribbon, some eyelets and called it a day! I do wish I had some different color eyelets...some that weren't so barsh looking, but more subtle...ohh well such is live!
Supplies:
Stamps: Flannel Plaid Background, Peaceful Wishes
Ink: Craft chocolate chip, chocolate chip, craft real red
Paper: craft, creamy carmel
Accessories: ribbon, Embossing powder, eyelets, crop-a-dial, heat tool, paper snips
We attempted to go to the pumpkin patch yesterday, but when we got there they were closed...we were all very sad...the kids were in tears, so we knew we had to find some pumpkins to cheer them up! We went to our local nursery and bought some from there and came home a carved them.
I had NEVER carved a pumpkin before so this was just as exciting for me as it was fr the kids! We had such an awesome time getting all the pumpkin guts out and the carving it. I didn't realize this was so hard! Once we got them all prettied up we waited until dusk and then lit them...they kids were so excited about the pumpkins!
David is all smiles with his pumpkin! He wanted his carved just like a shirt he had...an orange shirt with a black face...so Andrew drew it on the pumpkin and they carvedit out together. Doesn't he look so pleased!
Emelia and I decided to make a ghost pumpkin and I think for my fisrt one it turned out pretty well! Although little miss priss wouldn't touch the insides...she did attempt to cut it!
Thanks for stopping by! We are hoping to go to the pumpkin patch tomorrow...so we'll see!
Happy Stampin'
God Bless you,
Silvia
Sunday, October 12, 2008
October LPS Sneak Peek #5
I started by picking out my designer paper, I knew I wanted something bright and cheery, cuz who wants a drab birthday card!!! I knew I wanted to use wonderful wings...I've been cleaning out my stamp stack (a listing of sale items soon to come!) and I saw this set that I just absolutely love and seldome use...I knew it would be perfect for this birthday greetings set! So I inked the butterfly in Kiwi Kiss ink and then using my chocolate chip marker inked up some areas that i wasnted to be brown, I then breathed on it to help blend the colors and stamped it on shimmery white cardstock...I wish you could see this in real like...the shimmer is just amazing! I then used an aqua painter and some tangerine tango classic ink refil colored the butterfly ever so gently and then went in and added more hughlights.
The last thing to do to this butterfly before cutting was to stamp the sentiment. I choose "Make a Wish" because it just fit so perfectly within the butterfly. I saw the little tutorial on SCS Wednesday for the scallop medalion and I just had to try it...good thing I had a piece of paper that measured to the perfect size! I punched it out and added little white dots and then some eyelets...although once I added everyhing you can hardly see the medalion! ohh well such is life I guess! Friday, October 10, 2008
Anniversary & New Feature
So this is the card I came up with...it just so happens to fit perfectly into todays Limited Supplies Challenge on SCS wink wink. I love the way this heart looks embossed and since the 25th anniversary is the silver anniversary I went with it! Added some Silver carstock and shimmery white cardstock, and called it a day! I really like how simple this card is, but it's also elegant...at least I think so!Supplies:
Stamps: Always, Hugs and Wishes
Paper:basic black, shimmery white, silver
Ink:silver encore, versamark
Accessories:silver ribbon, siver eyelets, silver embossing powder, crop-a-dial
***All Supplies are from Stampin' Up! unless otherwise stated***
Thanks for stopping by!
Happy Stampin'
Silvia
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Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Wedding Shadow Box Fame
Supplies:
Stamps: Dream by Little Paper Shop
Ink: Encore Silver
Paper: Blush Blossom, shimmery silver, paper vellum, transparency overlay by Hambly Screen Prints
Accessories: Silver eyelets, embelishments by Jolees, Crop-a-dial, wedding invitation
Now for some fun stuff we did yesterday, I say fun, but it was really quite a lot of work! We are going to be moving to Greece and therefor renting our house out...so we wanted to get some cleaning done! We started on the outside with the siding (is that how you spell it?) and decided to make it a family affair...cuz you know God gave us all this house and we all need to learn to take care of it, even the baby! LOL
Here's a picture of Andrew and all the kids getting to work...don't worry I helped too, I just wanted to get some pics to share with you guys!) When we got to the garage and we rinsed it off we were suprised to find that the garage door is actually white! Can you believe it, this whole time I thought it was kahki, or orange mud!
And I just had to share this one! David and Bella were so busy with their work! Bella was just too cute doing what the big kids were doing! She had so much fun and then took a wonderful nap after we were done! Mela was re-charging her scrubber with more bubbles...she seemed to be at the bucket a lot, I think she enjoyed playing in the water!
Thanks for stopping by! I appreciate your visit today!
Happy Stampin'
Silvia
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Tuesday's Teacher
"Bretheren, join in following my example, and note those who so walk, as you have us for a pattern." -Phillipians 3:17
The Lord was and is so good in showing us how we should behave in our everyday lives and with everyone we come in contact with...from our children (who is mostly who I see!) to our husbands and other family and anyone else we may come in contact with. He demonstrated such grace throughout His short life. I am just astonished at how loving and caring He was eventhough He endured so much pain and suffering. Jesus lived to die...FOR US and yet He lived everyday to teach us because he knew His days here on this earth were few and precious! As I read my bible and because of the yearning in my own soul, I know that God created us to NOT be alone. We are to share our lives with others and we must know how to share the love that God has for us with others. We also need to be with others that believe as we do, not because we are better than other, but because we need to be reminded of how we should act and there is no better way to learn than by example.
I love going to church, but I have my moments just as anyone else...our church is about an hour from home and with gas price the way it is...the devil always tries to sneak in my head! Oh we shouldn't go every week, we really can't afford the gas, is my ration some days, but I know the Lord wants me there, not only to learn from others who believe in Him, but also to be encouraged and to learn from His word! Have you been around or spoken to a believer of Christ today? Did they show you the love that God showed us? May God Bless all those who read this!
Post it Note Key Chain Tutorial
*** all Supplies by Stampin' Up! Unless otherwise noted***
Supplies:1 5/8 x 8 1/2 piece of cardstock
scrap pieces of designer paper
Post-it notes cut in half
scallooped edge punch
small and large oval punches
round tab punch
ribbon
crop-a-dial
eyelets
Various ribbons
D-ring
Brown stazon ink
Baja Breeze ink pad
Mark the date stamp set
mini Alpha stamp set
First you will want to stamp your carstock with whatever stamp set you want to use (Here I used Mark the date and used the polka dots. Then you will want to lay your paper flap against the scor-pal length wise (8.5 up top)-score at 2 inches
-then move the paper to the 1/8 inch mark and score at 2.5 inches.
Now you will want to move the paper one last time to 1/2 inch and score at 6 inches and 6 3/8 inches (the line that has the little dot above it, before the 6.5 inch mark)Before you do the next step you will want to have your post it notes ready! I took one post it note (got a pack of 4 with 50 sheets each at the dollar store the other day!) I counted 25 sheets and cut those in half and hole punched them with my crop-a-dial (this thing is like magic I tell ya!) then using one sheet from the already punched pile I used it as a template for the rest...for this ketchain you will want to have 200 sheets that measure 1.5x3 inches. (P.S. I adhered all the different sections together...once you lift them off they don't stick as well anymore!)
For this step you are going to place one of the post it notes that you have already cut in half and hole punched on top of the cover and use it as a guide to punch the top hole. .jpg)
Decorate as you wish...put the ring through and tie lots of pretty ribbons.
Once you have completed decorating this little cutie, you will want a way for it to close, I was debating between velcro and a magnet and finally decided on a magnet as they tend to open a little easier with out too much effort...might regret it later though...LOL .jpg)
And here she is...all prettied up! really like how this turned out, I love the new papers...they are called Holiday Treasures and are made my Stampin' Up! If you would like to order these please let me know (mabieme1999@yahoo.com) I used several of the punches to finish this off, I used both ovals for the purse handles and I used the scallop border punch and I also used the round tab punch to make the little purse (got the idea from a swap I recieved today! Thanks!) plus I used the punch that goes with the looks like spring set to embelish my flower...the only thing I'm bummed about it the back that I didn't stamp polake dots on the purse to match the base paper, but such is life!
I hope you make one of these little guys! They are fast, fun and easy...if you do make one be sure to let me know...I wanna see your pretty creations too!
Thanks for stoppin by!
God Bless you and Happy Stampin'
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