Peachy Keen Stamps Challenge 25

Yea for another Peachy Keen Stamps challenge. They gave us another awesome sketch to work with. I am in charge of the family birthday cards this month and wanted to incorporate this sketch for one of my niece's cards. She is a major TinkerBell lover. So here is my entry.

The patterned paper is from a Disney princess collection. The TinkerBell stamps are by EK Success. I used my Prismacolor colored pencils and blended them and then I added some stickles on Tink. The flowers are Primas and I used a glitter brad in the middle. The solid colored cardstock is by Provo Craft. The colors are a little more vibrant in person, but a camera doesn't always pick everything up perfectly.

And here is the awesome sketch.

My Pink Stamper Designer Entries

Well I didn't make the My Pink Stamper design team, but I wasn't really counting on it either. My style is quite simple. I don't have a lot of time for crafting but I love to do it and so I thought I would give the design team a try. I was really excited that Emma (My Creative Time) is on the team. I really love her work. I don't know any of the others, but I can't wait to see what they have to share. Well here are my entries.







Have a happy weekend everyone!!!

Paperdoll Birthday Cards

I have been playing around with some of my Cricut paperdolls and my Peachy Keen face stamps. There are always lots of birthday cards to make, so I thought I would make a few in advance. Enjoy!

Peachy Keen Stamps Challenge 24

It's time for another Peachy Keen Stamp Challenge. I had a lot of fun with this one. Here is my take on challenge 24.

This is the sketch they gave us to work with, isn't it great?


The main stipulation for this challenge was that you need to use a Peachy Keen Stamp somewhere on your project.

Card recipe: The baby is from Everyday Paper Dolls. For the baby's face I used Peachy Keen stamps (the pacifier is from the Peachy Keen stamps set PK-573 Basic Paper Doll Faces and the eyes and nose are from the new Everyday Character Face Parts PK-493). I cut a headband from Everday Paper Dolls and added a Prima Flower and a rhinestone. The scallop circle is from Mini Monograms and the scallop edge is from Plantin Schoolbook. And all of the patterned paper is Provo Craft paper I have had in my stash for quite a while.

SMILE LAUGH GIGGLE!!!

Yes, that's right, smile, laugh & giggle. March is here and Spring is just around the corner.



I'm so proud of my little penguins. I love a cute and kinda chubby type of penguin. I couldn't find any that I really loved so I used my Gypsy and designed some of my own and cut them out on my Cricut. I really like how they turned out. I chalked around the edges and used Peachy Keen stamps for the faces. I hope they make you smile laugh & giggle!

The card is 8 1/2" by 3 3/8" to fit in a standard #10 envelope. The penguins are about 4" tall.

Peachy Keen Stamps Challenge 23

Is anyone else as ready for spring as I am? I thought this Peachy Keen Challenge was the perfect recipe for my spring time wishes. This card required the following items:

* Must contain green and yellow anywhere on the project
* Must have a 3-dimensional element on the project
* Must contain a stamped image

I was so excited because I just received my new stamp set from Peachy Keen Stamps and had to use it for this challenge. The set is called Everyday Face Parts PK-493. This set is so neat, you can make people, dogs, birds, penguins, snow people, etc.

Well here is my card:




Can you tell I'm looking forward to little birds singing in the white and pink blossuming trees? For this card I used a little bird cut from the Stretch Your Imagination Cricut cartridge (using the blackout feature) and stamped with the Peachy Keen PK-493 face parts. The pink circle frame is also from Stretch Your Imagination. The smile sentiment and the tree branch are from Gypsy Wanderings. And the white blossums are Prima's.

A little CARD time!

In December and January I was on a tight schedule which ended up putting me on a card making drought. I'm happy to say a little free time has come back during the month of February and the drought is over. A group of ladies at my church were getting together to make cards. I made a few simple cards to help them get their creative juices flowing.





That little flower was fun, but next time I think I will go with a two tone flower to make it pop a little more.



I like how the spring green and pink look together. Yay for spring.