Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Mojo Monday 291

 
I decided to go with a little different perspective on this challenge.
 
1.  Using the technique of triple stamping on the paper ribbon I used a background stamp (stamped it twice using 2 different colors), then use a french word background stamp, finishing up with a wheat stamp. 
2.  I used Nestabilities to cut out the sentiment and the purple shadow behind it.
3.  Used honey comb embossing folder from stampin up.  Had to overlay it to cover the card front. It lines up pretty good.
  
 

Thursday, April 25, 2013

2nd Try For Mojo Monday 290

 
 
2nd try.
#1.  Used 4 different stamp sets for the top portion.
#2.  Used the same embossing folder for the green, purple paper and ribbon.
3.  Use large labels from spellbinders and type in Happy Mother's Day from the computer.
#4.  Gray ribbon used foe bow method.

Monday, April 22, 2013

Mojo Mondy 290

 
 
 
 
This is my view on this challenge.  I used paint chips for the four squares and the butterfly's.  I found that its not a good idea to stamp on paint chips.  So I used a scrap piece of pattern card stock to stamp my saying on.  I hope you enjoy.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Mojo Monday 289

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Just finished cleaning my craft room of scraps.  They were everywhere, boxes, large gift bags and in a 10 drawer cart.  This was after seeing a youtube video on simple simple flash card 2.0.  So I started cutting paper to the proper sizes.  Now I have 6 shoe boxes of paper ready to go at a moment notice of making a quick card.  If you check out me on Pinterest and type in (Maggi Shafer) and go to the card ideas you will find the video's there.  There are amazing card ideas from many wonderful crafter's. Sorry for all the rambling but now I know what color and pattern paper I have in my stash. Made this card from scraps.  I cut off the back of the brads and used a glue dot to attach them to the card.  Took two rectangles and adhered them to a white piece of paper and cut it down and cut on a diagonal.