Have you used our corkboard yet?

Here is a simple card to close out my week of "bliss".  I cased this from Rebekah Jensen, but changed a few things.  I would love to help you get this set for free.

Just about any color would look great on this card.  The "B" is cut out of our corkboard.  It looks cooler in person.

Supplies: 

Stamp Set: Bliss(SAB)

Paper: Whisper White

Ink: Daffodil Delight

Tools: Big Shot, Framed Tulips embossing folder, Serif Essentials Alphabet die

Accessories: pearls, dimensionals

More Framed Tulips

Here is another card using our framed tulips embossing folder.  It is really growing on me.  This card was cased from Selene Kempton with a few changes.

I'm not sure the pink bow looks great at the bottom, but it needed something and the color coach told me to use Chocolate Chip, Wild Wasabi and Pretty In Pink....I do what I am told :)

Dimensions: 
Main Vanilla: 5.5"x4.25"
Choc: 5-3/8" x 4-1/8"
Vanilla frame: 5.25"x 4"
smaller Choc: 3.75" x 3-7/8" (before using scallop trim border punch)
smallest vanilla: 2.5" x 3-3/8"

Supplies: 

Stamp Set: Bliss

Paper: Very Vanilla, Chocolate Chip

Ribbon: 1/8" pretty in pink

Tools: Big Shot, Framed Tulips embossing folder, scallop trim border punch

Accessories: pearls, dimensionals, glue dots, filigree designer brads

Are you feeling "bliss"ful today?

I really like how this card turned out.  I cased this card from Lisa Milliron and changed a few things.  Man, that scallop trim border punch keeps popping up in my cards...do you have it yet?

Supplies: 

Stamp Set: Bliss, Vintage Labels (SAB2010)

Paper: Old Olive, Chocolate Chip, Whisper White

Ink: Old Olive, Chocolate Chip

Tools: Scallop Trim border punch

Accessories: rhinestones, choc. chip corduroy brad (clearance rack), 1-1/4" striped old olive ribbon, Linen Thread, dimesionals

Easel Card with a twist video tutorial

Happy Tuesday.

Have you ever seen an easel card?  Here's an example of one.

 The name makes sense, huh?  Well, today, using our SAB set Bliss, I'm going to show you how to give this already great idea an even better TWIST!

As you can see, there is still an easel effect, but there is a twist.  Here is the video that will show you how to make your own.

Here is the close up of the "lace"

• Dimensions:
• Card base: 4.25" x 11" folded in half
• Cut off 1.25" off the bottom of the front
• Your new front should be a 4.25" square
• The Vanilla Square is half of a 4x4 square
• The DSP is half of a 3-1/8" square
• The scallop circle is the larger one from the scallop circle #2 die
• The circle on top is 3-1/8" in diameter
• The pieced used to make the lace was 1.25" x 11"
• The DSP strip at the bottom is 4.25" x 1-1/8"
• The Vanilla on the inside is 4-1/8" x 3.25"

Supplies:

Technique: Easel Card with a Twist

Stamp Set: Bliss, Oval All

Paper: Basic Black, Very Vanilla, Riding Hood Red, Love Letters DSP

Ink: basic black, riding hood red

Ribbon: 5/8" black satin

Tools: medium oval punch, oval scallop punch, eyelet border punch, crimper, circle scallop #2 die

Accessories: paper snips, pearls, dimensionals, dauber,

Incredibly LOW mojo today

Hello!  It's 8:15 CT and I am just putting this up for you.  It's been a rough day.  My little Katie has a double ear infection so that didn't leave too much time to devote to Mojo today.  BUT...I am excited to say that my dearest friend, Kim, sent me her mojo and she is on FIRE!!!!!



Here's mine :)

Kim Parker's

 Supplies:
Stamp Set: Bliss
Paper: Gray, Basic Black, Brushed Silver and Whisper White
Ink: Versamark, Cherry Cobbler craft ink
Ribbon: Black satin
Tools: scallop trim border punch, heat tool, 2-3/8" scallop punch, mat pack, paper piercing tool,
Accessories: clear embossing powder, silver embossing powder, silver glimmer brads, glue dot, dimensionals, pearls




I'm hoping Judy will send me one this week too...Renetta, you up for playing this week?

Well, get excited about tomorrow's Tuesday Tutorial.  An easel card with a twist!

I'm going to bed!!!  (after I watch Harry's Law)



PS.  I have my own Youtube Channel now.  So, when you need to refer to one of my video tutorials and you can't find it on my blog, you can go there.  Just do a search for betty82402 and all my videos will come up.  If you do that, you will get to see my Tuesday Tutorial before it's posted on the blog.  Happy Viewing.    I also purchased Blogging for Dummies today and will hopefully learn something to make this even better :)

Can't thank you enough for being interested in what I do :)

Inky Hugs!!