This week’s challenge at Wednesday Stampers is to make some artwork with the first letter of your first name. You are completely free to use this letter as you want, for example make a feature of the letter itself, or use a word that starts with the same letter as the first one of your name.
"This weeks challenge is PETS!!! So, do a 4×4 having to do with this theme"......this is one cat with a real cat-titude.
Yesterday, I received a circle journal to work on with the theme being Valentine's Day. The owner of this journal asked that a Victorian look takes precedent in our design. Above is my contribution to her journal in which we had two pages to do.
This week’s theme is “Paris”! Use collage images, rubber stamps, paints, fancy paper , embellishments or any other art supply to make your creation in a Paris theme. This is my take on their theme at Theme Thursday.
This weeks theme on Wednesday Stampers is "A Pair of Glasses"....I chose to do an ATC on this challenge.
This week’s theme is “letters of the alphabet” on Theme Thursday! Use one or more letters of the alphabet on your creation this week! Use them on their own or use letters to make up a word!............You can find my letters on the playing cards, and the word Joker (fits this card player)
This week Wednesday Stampers are letting their stars shine....feeling patriotic with elections in the US coming up I chose to let my Country shine.+of+Feb+19+pg+2.jpg)
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This week is all about the African continent. Landscape, animals, human beings, or any idea we can come up with for an ATC.
"Create a 4×4 this week using watercolors somewhere on your 4×4! Could be for a background, around an image-just use your imagination!"
This week’s theme is “warm colors”! Warm colors are red, yellow and orange and they must be the main colors in your art. I chose to make an ATC for this week color theme.
This week challenge at Wednesday Stampers is to come out from behind our books and make a bookmarker. Using Stampington Paper, Artful Illusion stamps, chalks and embellishments this is my bookmarker.
One of my favorite sections in Stamper' Sampler is a section they call Feeling Themeless.... they describe it like this: " occasionally we send out great ideas that go beyond our challenges. The section features several fantastic project all involving outstanding stamping." I feel honored that my card made it into this section.
This week’s theme on Theme Thursday is “by the sea”! Think beaches, sand, shells, mermaids, fish, bathing beauties…. anything that relates to the sea is what they challenge us on. Above is my take on the theme, I believe is a perfect man's card.
Today I felt more romantic, so using justjohanna stamps I designed this card also for Wednesday's Stampers and each of my stamping pals. Happy Valentine's Day !
Love is in the air!! Share the love and show a VALENTINE, is this weeks challenge on http://wednesdaystamper.wordpress.com/ . I chose this year not to make a romantic cards but ones that will bring a smile on.
On the challenge below we were to use naked chipboard on our layout or card. My heart has no color.
The next challenge was to use the oldest product we own and a new product we just purchased, for me the patterned paper was just purchased and the wooden star is a few years old that I used as an embellishment for my layout. I also made a card to match to give as a gift.
This week’s theme is “spring” on Theme Thursday! Think flowers, St. Patrick’s day, Easter or anything else that makes you think of spring time and post it on your blog with a link to Theme Thursday....http://themethursday.wordpress.com/
This week’s theme is “triangles”! Create art in the shape of a triangle! Squares and Rectangles get boring… try this fun shape for a change!
This weeks challenge is to make a CHARM using stamps. I used shrinkable plastic (Shrinky Dinks) to make my charm. To those who never used this product, its easy and fun.....you stamp your image, color it, cut it out and bake it in a oven. It shrinks to about 1/3 it's original size and becomes about 9 times thicker.
