January 20, 2013

Cool Beans {MFTWSC107}

Hi everyone!  Just poppin' in on this Monday to share a card I started last week and finished yesterday using the newest Wednesday Stamp Club Sketch Challenge from MFT.  I LOVE this sketch!

I used the ADORABLE new Doodle Garden Far Out image just released from MFT.  She was stamped on X-press It cardstock, colored with Copics and cut out with Oval STAX 1 and layered on a Oval STAX 2.  The sentiment was stamped in Kraft Ink on a Sentiment Strip.  It was finished with a small heart using the Heart STAX Die-namics and a Hemp Cord tied Sno Cone Button.  The card base and oval layer are Kraft cardstock.  The patterned papers are True Love by Basic Grey.





The sketch:



The MFT products I used:

January 19, 2013

SSSC176 True Friend

Hi there!  It's time for Karen's Sweet Sunday Sketch!  We have a GREAT sketch for you this week so I hope you get a chance to play along.

I went pretty simple (for me) with today's card.  I wanted to embellish more, but couldn't figure out what else to add!  I used My Favorite Sentiments from MFT, stamping the image in the new Kraft ink that MFT just released.  I PUFFY heart the new MFT inks.  The image was fussy cut and layered on a Circle STAX 1 and Circle STAX 2, which was then layered on a Fishtail Flags STAX and Fishtail Flags Layers STAX.  The patterned paper is True Love by Basic Grey.  Card base and layers are Kraft cardstock.



The finished inside:

Here's the sketch:


Don't forget to check out the samples from the Sweet Sunday Sketch team:


And don't forget our guest Jacquie Southas!


January 14, 2013

MFT Scrap Sketch #4


Hi there!  It's MFT Scrap Sketch time!  I was a bit intimidated by this month's sketch with all the layers, but it all came together easily once I decided on the patterned papers! 

Head on over to the MFT blog for a link to each participating designer.

I started today's sketch with this beautiful picture of my daughter, Lauren and her friend, Mea.  Mea's mom, Cynthia sent it to me and I KNEW I had to get it on a page for Lauren's scrapbook.  I added the text to the picture in Photoshop Elements.  LOVE how it looks.  I will be doing that more often.







Here's the sketch:


We'd love to see you play along!  There will be a random draw each month from all the participants who have uploaded their Scrap Samples to SCS using the keyword MFTSCRAP4.  Two winners will be chosen each month and the winners will receive a $15 gift voucher.  If the winner used MFT stamps, they will receive $5 in bonus bucks, for a total of $20!





January 8, 2013

MFT New Product Tour!



Hi there!  It's time for the My Favorite Things New Product Tour!  Everything you've seen teased this week is now available for purchase in the MFT Boutique!

The MFT design team also has some more inspiration for you using all of the new sets!  Make sure to stop by each blog and leave a comment for a chance to win $50.00 Gift Voucher to the MFT Boutique!!

Head on over to the MFT Blog for a link to each designer.
  
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I wanted to make two cards for my girls to go with the square pillow boxes I made yesterday so I pulled out all of the same supplies along with Lovey Dovey Sentiments and got to work.

I used the insert cut from Die-namics Instaframe and stamped Love U in Wild Cherry ink, adhered it to the card and popped the Instaframe up around the sentiment for dimension.  For the flower cluster I used Mini Hybrid Heirloom Rose, Leaf-Filled Flourish and Rustic Hearts Die-namics.  I also used the coordinating heart stamps from Lisa Johnson's new set, Homespun Hearts.  The cards are a fun size that I see Beate Johns do quite often, 3 1/2 x 11.  The patterned papers are a mix of October Afternoon Be Merry and Farm Girl.

Here are the cards with the matching square pillow boxes I made yesterday.   A match made in heaven!



Here they are on their own:



Detail shot of the rose cluster




Here are all of the products I used on my project tonight: