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Showing posts with label Paper Doll Dress Up. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paper Doll Dress Up. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

The Stamping Chef All Boy's Challenge

The Stamping Chef has a new challenge for the next two (2) weeks called "All Boy". You don't have to use an image from The Stamping Chef, but if you do, your entry qualifies as a double chance to win!!! The winner selected will win 3 digis of their choice, BUT, there is a TOP 3!!! Why don't you add your project to the linky for a chance to win. Its pretty easy peasy don't you think??? Check out the Design Team projects for inspiration including my project below: 

For my project, I decided to go with "Little Indian", which has since been retired. I thought he was a cutie and with my warped sense of humor, I added the hand-written sentiment - "HOW old?"


Now, for the recipe:
  • card was cut using purple Recollections paper at 5.5  x 11 inches and then scored at 5.5-inches using Martha Stewart Score Board 
  • Little Indian was colored using my Spectrum Noir Markers with hi-lights using my Gelly Pens 
  • Teepee was cut using Cricut Paper Dolls Cartridge
  • Grass was cut using Cricut Plantin Schoolbook
  • sentiment label was cut with a built-in cartridge from my E2
  • Rick Rack was added to the teepee
God Bless and Thank you for stopping by today!!! Please take a moment to sign up for The Stamping Chef blog emails and at least try one of the her freebies she is currently offering!!!! You can also find her on Facebook!!! 

Much Love, Hugs, and Friendship 
Lynne

This card was entered in the following challenge:
April Chalk'n Stalk Challenge

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

The Stamping Chef New Release Tuesday - ARRRR

Happy New Year and its a new release Tuesday at  The Stamping Chef !!! Today's goodie she has cooked up for you is "ARRR"

"ARRR" is an adorable pirate with a hand-written sentiment for one of my grandson's birthdays!!!




Now, for the recipe:
  • My pirate was colored with my Spectrum Markers, eyelashes and eyes using my Gel Pens with additional shading and coloring with my Prisma colored pencils
  • card was cut using brown Recollections paper cut 6 x 11 inches and then scored at 5.5-inches using Martha Stewart Score Board
  • background was cut at 5.75 inches x 4.75 inches using these fabulous map paper found in my stash
  • Pirate ship (cut at 3.75 inches), Treasure Box (cut at 3 inches) and Pirate flag (cut at 3 inches) using Cricut Paper Doll Dress Up Cartridge 
  • pearls were added on his coat using Miriam's Crafting Supplies - if you haven't had a chance to visit her yet; do stop as her prices and quality can't be beat!
  • Skull and Crossbone bling is from stash
  • sentiment was hand-written on pirate ship sale ("Land of Birthday") and on Treasure Box ("Treasures") with white gel pen ... it made sense to me - let me know if it makes sense to you
  • feather was put in his hat compliments of my BFF who sent me this huge bag of feathers (AAAACHOOOO)
Take a few moments of your time to check out my Design Team Sisters to see their creativity with Freebie Friday as I know you won't be disappointed:



God Bless and Thank you for stopping by today!!! Please take a moment to sign up for The Stamping Chef blog emails and at least try one of the her freebies she is currently offering!!!! You can also find her on Facebook!!! 

Much Love, Hugs, and Friendship 
Lynne

This card has been entered in the following challenges:

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Faith Song for His Glory - Ihr Kinderlein, Kommet

Hi Everyone, sew glad you stopped by today for Faith Song for His Glory with our favorite Christmas carol. I love to listen to music and Christmas songs and now they are on the radio in November right after Thanksgiving. I know a lot of you have your favorites that you love this special time of the year! We have to remember the true reason of Christmas as Jesus is the true reason we celebrate

Today there is a grand prize which is given by:


                     




my gift is for you to know HIM...so with that said please follow the rules and comment on my blog and I will draw the winner of hop by random.org...and please give all the talented designer on my hop some love and Christmas wishes would be nice! Some have e-mail notifications you can sign up for to keep up with their happenings of their blog and we would love to have you as followers too but not required. 

If you just happened upon my blog today, I wouldn't want you to miss a single song, sew please start with Kari and if you traveled to me in this sing-a-long from Carolyn, then you are in the right place! SEW . . . have fun hopping and getting in the mood for Christmas!

My song is a German song, "Ihr Kinderlein Kommet" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VK6zlHG_NSA0), I had learned in a small Congregational Church with the majority members were of German descent. I had learned my hymns in German prior to learning them in English. The English version of this hymn is "Oh Come Little" Children"(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7Yds7yiiIE&feature=related). You have probably heard this song but never realized what it was.

I had made a pop-up card using a new paper that I had purchased at Michael's called Recollections, The Ballet which is featuring "The Nutcracker". I made the card using the English version. On the cover of the card are children which were cut from A Child's Year Cricut cartridge at 2.25 inches. The lettering is cut from the built-in cartridge from my E2 Alphabet. 



The card is cut at 7-inches with a 1-inch snip from either side at 3-inches. With this little slit, you need to fold it separately to make a little box in the inside. This little box is holding the stable upright when the card is open. The stable was cut from the Paper Doll Dress Cricut Cartridge. Paper at 3.5 inches and then inked with burgundy and black ink. Baby Jesus was cut from the Winter Frolic Cricut Cartridge. I got out my stickles and glittered glittered glittered the halo around Baby Jesus and the star which the Wisemen followed. 







Your next stop along your choral ways is Zenita for another wonderful project and song! 

Thanks for stopping by and don't forget the love and I wish you and yours a "Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year! " 

God Bless
Hugs and Love,
Lynne