Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Beautiful Mother

Hello Krafters,

Today is the third day of the Mother’s Day Celebration! I have to admit, while others may not like this card, I LOVE it! I adore the lady on the photo. She is so beautiful to me. I have no idea who she is LOL. I found her picture on the internet and HAD to use her image on a card! I believe this picture was taken in the 1920s.

The pattern paper is the Gabriel Collection by Bo Bunny. It is some scrumptious paper J



 I will spare you the specifics today. Hope you enjoyed the card as much as I did. Thank you for stopping by, Krafthead~

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Coral Couture Mother's Day

Hello Krafters,

Welcome to day two of Krafting Love’s Mother’s Day Celebration! Today I am sharing an easy card. DCWV’s Coral Couture paper is GORGEOUS! Most of the papers make a beautiful card all by themselves. Since this pattern is so pretty, I did not want to over embellish. I printed a sentiment off the computer and cut it with a tag Nestibility. I also used the Classic Oval die to layer behind the sentiment which was dry embossed. I added a few flowers, sprays, lace, pearls and butterflies to finish it off.




Hope you enjoyed today’s project. Thank you for stopping by, Krafthead~

Monday, May 7, 2012

Diva Mother


Happy Monday Krafters!

Today is going to kick start our week long Mother’s Day Celebration! I am sharing a simple card I made. This was fun to make and I am so happy about how it turned out. The stamp is by Close to My Heart….love it! The image is cut from a Nestability. It is layered on top of the DCWV Bella stack. To add to the design, I added a beautiful lace and pearl trim. The flowers are I Am Roses and the Mike’s dollar spot. I also added pearl and a leaf from the Foliage Shapeabilities.


Thank you all for stopping by! I can’t wait to see your Mother’s Day creations! Krafthead~

**TIP** use handmade or less expensive flowers in conjunction with your more expensive flowers (i.e. I Am Roses). Less expensive flowers are great to use as fillers J

Friday, May 4, 2012

Librarian Card~


Happy TGIF Krafters!

This is day five of Teacher’s Appreciation Dedication Week! It has been fun sharing projects all week! Today I am sharing a simple and playful card I made for the school’s librarian. Not only is she the librarian, she also steps in to assist teachers or acts as a substitute teacher from time to time. It was only right to make her something too…right? I remembered I bought a library card stamp from PTI and had the Notebook border punch by EK Success….this card was born! I stamped the information from letter stamps from the $1 bin at Michael’s (when there was a dollar bin). I thought that was a funny way to showcase the card.




Thank you once again for stopping by and leaving love! Every comment was read and appreciated, have a wonderful weekend, Krafthead~

Products:

DCWV Grade School Stack

MMBI Grade School Stack

Paper Trey Ink Stamp

Studio G Alphabet Stamps

EK Success Border Punch

Button-children first (left over from the previous project)

Ribbon

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Flip Mini Brag Book


Happy Thursday Krafters!

Thanks for stopping by on day four of the Teacher’s Appreciation Week Dedication. Today, I am sharing a flip mini album. It was so quick and easy to put together!


There is enough room for 3 wallet sized photos on the outer flaps (six total) and a 3.5x4 photos in the middle sections (room for 9 photos). This is a great little brag book to carry around. It is compact J




Short but sweet! Thanks again for stopping by, Krafthead~

Products:

DCWV Grade School

School Buttons

Metal Brads

Ribbon-for the spine

Black Soot

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Posted Note Holder

Hello Krafters!


Welcome to day three to the dedication to Teacher’s Appreciation Week. Remember it is next week! Today I am revisiting a project I did once before. I love making Posted Note Holders. I thought it was only fitting to do one for the teachers. They always need to jot down something right?


This measures 3.25” x3.25” once assembled-there is a .25” inch gutter on both sides to allow room for the papers.

A quick and simple project for the teachers in your life! Thanks for stopping by, Krafthead~

Products:

Recollections-base

DCWV-Grade School

Black Soot-Distress Ink

Velcro

Sentiment Stamp

Butterfly Stamp

White Ink

Momento Ink

Posted Notes

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

KISS Me?

Hello Krafters!

Hey, Krafthead, do I have my days mixed up or are you posting on a Tuesday? Rest assure, today is Tuesday, May 1st! LOL! I know I usually don’t post on Tuesdays but this is a special week J. And no I don't want you to kiss me. I will explain! This day two of my dedication to Teacher’s Appreciation Week which is next week! For these cards, I decided to mass produce and K.I.S.S (Kept It Simple Silly).


I used basic shapes in MTC to make a pencil shape. I copied and welded two pieces together to form the card base. I cut the layers from the basic shapes (unwelded). I used the Me & My Big Ideas School pack for the papers. I used a pinkish pattern from the stack to replicate an eraser, another sheet for the pencil part and Core’nations Textured Canvas for the lead.



That is it! I have so much on my plate, so KISS was the way to go J Thanks for stopping by, Krafthead~

Products:

Gazelle

MTC

Recollections-base

Me & My Big Idea-Grade School

Scallop Circle Punch

Scallop Edge Punch

Ribbon

Black Soot

Gathered Twigs

Button

Sentiment stamps (CTMH)