Polkadoodles red and pink valentine card

Here is my latest creation made with Polkadoodles Magical Winter CDs,  I used a paperbag for the card and stuck pink card on to stabilize the bag then overlapped pink polka dot and red gingham card i put a red brad in the corner with says made with love.  I found this lace in my stash and added it to the topper then added the blue circle and red heart in the corner.

My Second Try at a Valentine Twinchie

Here is my second try at twinchies, I've gone for the cute look.  I just sprayed the background and embossed the sheep and the sentient and glued the heart on with Glossy Accents.

Twinchies

My first attempt at twinchies, not quite their yet as I'm experimenting but I'm going to have another go tomorrow.  I did these with triple embossing and then re melting the embossing powder after I had stamped into it with stazon.  The top one I tipped red embossing powder into the impression left by the stamp and melted it again.  Going to try another technique I think next time.

The Perils of Leaving Spray Inks in Reach of a 4 Year Old

As you know I have all of the Colour Chemistry Inks, well now I am missing one colour.  Foolishly I left all my inks out on the dining room table, thinking Lucy wouldn't be interested in them, how wrong was I!  After being busy clearing the kitchen I went into the living room and saw 2 ink bottles without lids, mmmm strange so I walked over to the table and then saw a bottle on its side completely empty.  Oh No!  Where had all the ink gone as I could not see any - until - I started picking up things.  It had soaked into my craft magazine my card I had stamped on, my embellishments I'd just made at club class,  and then I lifted up the messy mat and it just dripped and it was even underneath my cutting mat.  Luckily it did not stain the table, my magazine has dried out and I can still open the pages their just green now and I am going to spray the card I had stamped on with other colours to rescue them.

Pansy thoughtfulness expanding card

I have been wanting to do a card folded like this since I saw it in Cards and Crafts for Christmas Volume 6.  I didn't use any patterned paper but created my own using Spray Inks and Stamps.  I used all of my favorite colours and my hands got quite colourful as well.  I stamped the image onto Stamping card and coloured the image with spray inks by spraying onto a white tile.  I layed the stamp up and stuck it together with foam pads.  I used the single pansy stamps to make the background on the triangles and the card that folds around the middle and Walesby stamp for the background on the top circle.  I really enjoyed making this card it was easier than I thought and only took me an evening in between looking after the children.  The Inks, Stamping Card and Stamps I got from Oak House Studios.

4th Birthday Beach Scrapbook Page

I am really proud of how this project has turned out.  This scrapbook page is from my daughters birthday when we went for a walk on the beach to run off some energy and ended up have a lovely time.

I used white linen 12x12 card and sprayed with Spray Inks, then aged the edge with Chocolate Ink Pad and stamped with shell stamps to create the background paper.  It took a while to choose the pictures as I had so many, but once I had, I cropped them down and then matted and layed and used the left over card stock to stamp and cut out shells which I have stuck on with foam pads.  The stickers at the bottom I already had in my stash.

I typed up the journalling on stamping card as it gives such a nice finish, then aged with the Chocolate Ink pad.

The Inks, Stamping card, Ink Pad and Stamps are from Oak House Studios.

My First Exploding Box

 I embossed with silver embossing powder using the whalesby stamp and the pansy stamp, then after putting the box together I used the left over coordinating card stock, stamped and cut out some more pansy's, I curled the edges and glued them on with my glue gun.  I love exploding boxes as you can put as little or as much inside as you like, I have left this one quite simple but yet it is still very pretty.

The stamps and embossing powder are from Oak House Studios

4x4" card and box Club Class

Here is another card I made at Lynnda's Club Class. I used 2 colours to stamp the image, I love these 2 colours together.  the card is 4" x 4" and fits beautifully into the box ceated to match. The image is matted and layed onto copper mirror card and white card the same on both card and box.  The stamp of course is from Oak House Studios.

Colour Chemistry Inked Papers

This is what I did with all my new Colour Chemistry Inks.  I got all of the colours as they were so complementary it was too hard to choose which not to get.  When I got home I just started spraying and I made all of these background papers.  After the ink had dried I stamped them and then inked the edges.  I wrote on the back of each one what colours I used so that I can repeat any of the papers again.  I had so much fun doing these papers these Inks are a must for everyone  as you will never again need to buy papers.

All the stamps and Inks are from Oak House Studios.

My Mum's Summer School Project.

This is a project my mum completed at Lynnda's summer school last year.  It is going to be framed and given as a gift.  All of the techniques were taught by Lynnda and all the stamps are from the Oak House Studio collection.  I love how she has used polymer clay, colour chemistry spray and embossing to make such a lovely work of art.