Showing posts with label hybrid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hybrid. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Altered Paper Mache Book

I made a jewelry box for my MIL's 70th birthday this month. I altered a paper mache book shaped box. I used Altered Emporium's beautiful kit Daffodil Day to decorate it.
The stamps are by Tim Holtz and SU!
I made the daffodil flowers out of crinoline fabric and dyed them with Dried Marigold and Peeled Paint Distress Ink Reinkers.



Thanks for looking!

Friday, February 25, 2011

Ode to Spring!


Spring Fever2
Originally uploaded by jeneeo
A card for my Happiness Box inspired by Tammy Tutterow and her drawer: Happiness Project.Happiness Project
I printed off some of the papers from Ode to Spring by Beth Rimmer over at Deviant Scrap. I just love the softness to her papers.
stamps- Tim Holtz -Mini Ornates
Victorian Velvet, Tea Stain Distress Inks
Distress-It-All
Star Dust Stickles

Thanks for looking!!!

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Impressionist Garden

I made 2 projects this week as part of Beth Rimmer's creative team. The kit is called Impressionist Garden and it's so beautiful! First I made a desk calendar:

I got this fabulous idea from the talented Linda on her blog the funkie junkie 
I made it with Beth's papers that I printed onto cardstock. I inked the edges with Walnut Stain distress ink. The main calendar part was cut out using the Top Note Sizzix die(SU) and my Bigshot. I cut out the butterflies from the kit and added Stickles Star Dust glitter glue to them. I added a metal clip (Tim Holtz) to easily change the month.
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I used Addicted To Love ATC's by Beth Rimmer for my February calendar:


I used Christmas Red Stickles on the tiny hearts. I inked the edges of this month with Barn Door &Tea Stain Distress Inks. Here's a close up:

To make the calendar frame:

 I used a paper from  L'Esprit du Cirque to make the calendar frame. I taped it to a piece of thin cardboard and used Walnut Distress Ink on the edges of the cardstock. The stamp is a Tim Holtz stamp. So everytime I change the month I can read this great quote. Here is the back of the calendar:
I got the back calendar idea from Linda to print it on vellum. Next year I can slide it out from under the clips and put the new year in. I used a piece of lace ribbon to keep the calendar upright:
I also made some Thank You Cards with Beth's Impressionist Garden

I dry embossed the paper using Backgrounds 1 Stampin' Up! Texturz Plates under the buttons and the black cardstock using my Bigshot. The stamps are from Stampin Up.

The friends that I'm going to give these to, love purses Thanks for looking!