I've been browsing around the world of stamping blogs and CAN'T BELIEVE how many are out there. There are, it seems, an unending supply of card makers. This is what I need help with: I need a name for my blog that is better than "Tina's Handmade Cards." There are a lot of creative women with a lot of creative names and I'm feelin' the need to change my name. Not literally, you know, just the name of the card site. GIVE ME FEEDBACK!! I need help!!
Thanks!!!! Tina
And . . . where does everyone come up with their cute title boxes at the top of their blogs????
Thursday, January 31, 2008
At stamp club, a couple of the ladies, (thanks!!) bring stamps that they aren't using and just GIVE them to the rest of us. I seem to be the one most benefited by those give-a-ways. I try to hold back- - but it is just to exciting!! The next cards are using some oldies, but goodies (I think).
Blue and Yellow - a favorite of mine. I have lots of fav's!! I stamped the background with the paisley stampin up background stamp with versa mark. It's a nice effect.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
It's been coooooooold outside, and so I've been staying inside where it is nice and warm and have created some new cards. The black printing above is heat embossed with versa mark and black embossing powder and the flowers are colored in with the water color wonder crayons from stampin up. There is some dry embossing next to the flowers done with the bone folder . . .but it is hard to see. I'm now realizing since I put all these cards on one post, my labels aren't going to work right!! sorry. A baby card. WOW! those brads are NOT green. My scanner changed their pretty pink color to green! The babies above are heat embossed using versa mark and white embossing powder. You can see the dry embossing better in this picture in the yellow card stock. It was done with a bone folder in the crease of the paper cutter I have. Background is also versa mark. I use versa mark more than any other ink.
Oooooo, aren't these colors pretty? The background is "baroque" and it is stamped with versa mark. The stitching if faux stitching, and the butterfly is stamped first with colored ink, then with versa mark and then heat embossed with clear embossing powder.
It has been so cold outside that I felt like doing a breezy cold card. I couldn't get in the mood too much as you can tell by the prior cards. I have a hard time with the winter theme. I had some photo paper sitting on my craft table and decided to try it out for stamping. The "beany hat" above is stamped on it, so it is glossy. The ink dried really fast! It surprised me. The background is stamped with versa mark and I had to add "warmest wishes" to this cold card.
Oooooo, aren't these colors pretty? The background is "baroque" and it is stamped with versa mark. The stitching if faux stitching, and the butterfly is stamped first with colored ink, then with versa mark and then heat embossed with clear embossing powder.
It has been so cold outside that I felt like doing a breezy cold card. I couldn't get in the mood too much as you can tell by the prior cards. I have a hard time with the winter theme. I had some photo paper sitting on my craft table and decided to try it out for stamping. The "beany hat" above is stamped on it, so it is glossy. The ink dried really fast! It surprised me. The background is stamped with versa mark and I had to add "warmest wishes" to this cold card.
Labels:
baby,
brads,
buttons,
dry embossing,
flowers,
heat embossing,
tina,
winter
Saturday, January 12, 2008
The next 10 cards are January Card Club Cards
Created by Rachel
This card was made in several layers.
It has heat embossing and a couple layers of braying
to make the Elephant and hearts be a different color.
Labels:
Card Club Cards,
hearts,
heat embossing,
ribbon,
tina,
valentine
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
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