Hey Punksters! We here at Punky Sprouts are having a blog hop to celebrate 2012 and ring in 2013. Hop along with us, leaving comments at each blog to enter to win a great Punky Prize Pack! You could win an album of your choice along with Punky embellishments and a Lindy’s mist!
Punky Party Rules-Leave a comment on each designer’s blog and then on the Punky Sprouts blog to be entered to win the Punky Prize Pack. Comments must be posted by midnight, Friday, January 7th PST to be eligible for the random drawing.
Here's my project. I used the Punky Playground (corrugated cardboard 12x12 sheet) and a Punky Sprouts Lil' lacy blossom (the doily). I also used the adorable new digi stamp from Sweet Nothings Stamp Co - she's called Snowman Love Sophie (and she's available for download HERE). And the always gorgeous crystal flourishes and beautiful flowers are from Flourish With A Bling. Hope you guys like it! I added lots of crackle paint for a more snowy effect and colored Sophie up with my fave Copics :)
Ok, now hop on over to Joscie's blog. And make sure to leave comments on all the blogs on the hop to be eligible to win the prize from Punky Sprouts!
Here’s the order of blogs in case you get lost along the way.
Erica
Erin
Ilene (that's me!)
Joscie
Kimmy
Miriam
Noel
Pattie
Shelly
Punky Sprouts Blog
Oh....and HAPPY NEW YEARS!!!! 2013, here we come! :)
Monday, December 31, 2012
Sunday, December 30, 2012
Flying Unicorn Guest DT!
Today, I have the pleasure of sharing projects I made using the Flying Unicorn January 2013 kit - "Carpe Diem"!! It's so gorgeous, it's unbelievable. I had the main kit and all the add-ons to design with, so there was a ton of stuff! OMG, I was so excited to open my package. It was full of Pink Paislee (Portfolio) and Fancy Pants....and...Basic Grey's "Serenade"! I was so excited to get that - I've been dying to get that line but it was sold out everywhere. It'[s even more gorgeous in person. Also, you get lots of cool mediums and other goodies to design with. I supplemented with my lovely stash of Flourish With a Bling flourishes (and a fence embellie).
There's also a box, with a 6x6 mini that fits inside, and enough 6x6 Magnolia pp's to finish it! It has a cover + 5 pages and my plan is to finish it off with my collection of Magnolia stamps - I have 5 now, so it's perfect :) So far, I did alter the box itself. The mini album will be about my fave quotes. The top I altered using a corrugated cardboard pp sheet that was part of the kit:
I also made some layouts from Halloween. The first one is my son, "Knight in Shining Armour":
Another one from Halloween 2012, my daughter, "Snow Princess":
And finally, a layout of both of the kids from a couple months ago, at the Pumpkin Patch:
There's also a box, with a 6x6 mini that fits inside, and enough 6x6 Magnolia pp's to finish it! It has a cover + 5 pages and my plan is to finish it off with my collection of Magnolia stamps - I have 5 now, so it's perfect :) So far, I did alter the box itself. The mini album will be about my fave quotes. The top I altered using a corrugated cardboard pp sheet that was part of the kit:
I also made some layouts from Halloween. The first one is my son, "Knight in Shining Armour":
Another one from Halloween 2012, my daughter, "Snow Princess":
And finally, a layout of both of the kids from a couple months ago, at the Pumpkin Patch:
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Goodbye Imaginisce!
Sadly, the time has come for me to bid goodbye to Imaginisce. It has been an amazing year of getting to work with their tools and products. The paper lines and all that goes with them have been absolutely adorable, and the tools have been some of my favorites (I-Top anyone?? Gotta love being able to make your own brads and flair :)
The team was such an amazing team to work with - sweet and talented. We had absolutely no drama, and I can honestly say I like every single one of the wonderful ladies I worked with. Cari was the best DT leader, very caring and organized, which helped make this year all that it was. I'm going to miss all of them. On that note, I wanted to share a few of my favorite layouts from the past 12 months, using some of my favorite paper lines from this year. And this won't be the last from me - I created four layouts for the winter CHA show, so I'll be sharing those in a few months...let's just say that you're going to LOVE the new lines ;)
Now, for the last stop on today's hop, check out Diana's blog!
The team was such an amazing team to work with - sweet and talented. We had absolutely no drama, and I can honestly say I like every single one of the wonderful ladies I worked with. Cari was the best DT leader, very caring and organized, which helped make this year all that it was. I'm going to miss all of them. On that note, I wanted to share a few of my favorite layouts from the past 12 months, using some of my favorite paper lines from this year. And this won't be the last from me - I created four layouts for the winter CHA show, so I'll be sharing those in a few months...let's just say that you're going to LOVE the new lines ;)
Now, for the last stop on today's hop, check out Diana's blog!
Monday, December 17, 2012
Luv U
Luvin' me some Punky Sprouts and My Little Shoebox - what a great combo! I couldn't wait to get my hands on the "Oh Deer" like by MLS, it's sooo cute! But then again, MLS is well-known for its cuteness factor :) I thought the woodgrain pp was perfect to pair with some Lil' Stems from Punky Sprouts - both have a more earthy, natural appeal.
For the LO, I thought it would be fun to cut apart the journaling blocks pp and use a part of it to frame the photo:
To create the canvas flower, I used some canvas Lil' Stems - I simply cut it up, glued it to a cardstock base, and finished off with a punched flower and a brad - super easy to create masculine flowers:
I also used the canvas Lil' Stems to decorate the punch-out cardstock borders that come with this collection. I think adding the canvas detail made the border more earthy, masculine, and interesting:
Thanks for stopping by! Here are the supplies I used:
Canvas Lil'Stems: Punky Sprouts
Paper, Die-Cuts, Stickers, Letter Stickers: My Little Shoebox
Ink: Tsukineko
Marker: Sharpie
Color Spray: Maya Road
Foam Letters: American Crafts
Punch: Ek Success
Brads: Basic Grey, Sassafras Lass
Other: cardstock, clothing tags
For the LO, I thought it would be fun to cut apart the journaling blocks pp and use a part of it to frame the photo:
To create the canvas flower, I used some canvas Lil' Stems - I simply cut it up, glued it to a cardstock base, and finished off with a punched flower and a brad - super easy to create masculine flowers:
I also used the canvas Lil' Stems to decorate the punch-out cardstock borders that come with this collection. I think adding the canvas detail made the border more earthy, masculine, and interesting:
Thanks for stopping by! Here are the supplies I used:
Canvas Lil'Stems: Punky Sprouts
Paper, Die-Cuts, Stickers, Letter Stickers: My Little Shoebox
Ink: Tsukineko
Marker: Sharpie
Color Spray: Maya Road
Foam Letters: American Crafts
Punch: Ek Success
Brads: Basic Grey, Sassafras Lass
Other: cardstock, clothing tags
Saturday, December 8, 2012
More Christmas cards!
Wanted to share a couple cards using "Christmas Cheer" by Imaginisce. These were really quick and easy to make - I especially love the package of die-cuts for card-making.
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