Sunday, September 04, 2005


hippity hoppity Posted by Picasa

another scan that doesn't do the card justice. Each dragonfly scquares has fine iridescent glitter. Posted by Picasa

this is pretty grainy, but oyu get the idea. I hate my scanner! Used Krylon copper pen for edge. Gave this dom to my mommy-kins Posted by Picasa

one of my first cards Posted by Picasa

another cracked glass technique. The scan doesn't do these tags justice. Posted by Picasa

my first attempt at Cracked Glass technique. Posted by Picasa

another stamp club. I really do love this one. The red middle is velvet heat stamped. Posted by Picasa

I love the spnged background I did on this one. Posted by Picasa

fmade this last year. First attempt at crimper. Sponged peach and light blue for cloudy day. Posted by Picasa

the skelton leaf stamp is pressed into hot UTEE ( ultra thick embossing enamel ) and leaves a cool impression. Layers of platinum UTEE was embossed onto a square of cardboad. Posted by Picasa

I love this card. The cats are from a cat cube( there is one cat I didn't use )
The stamp is from Inky Antics.
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made this for my husband on our 2nd Anniversary ( June 1, 2004 ) I like the brass washers I found. Posted by Picasa

simple altered tag I made for a swap. I smeared ink from ink pads all over the tag with my fingers. Best tools ever! I should retail them Posted by Picasa

one of my first cards, 4 years ago. I made the brick stamp out of a rubber cement eraser ( some call it an adhesive eraser) Posted by Picasa

retro baby. Made by droping ink from re-inkers onto a few folded baby wipes. Use as a stamp pad. Posted by Picasa

made at stamp club, outside above this picture Posted by Picasa

closer look of the stationary holder listed below. Posted by Picasa

I made this stationary holder for my sil's , Laurie, birthday one year. I found the old Stampin' Up! teddy bear set on eBay. I used the plaid maker for the background. Posted by Picasa

Stamped on dominoes. The left is colored with watercolor pencil, the right with Adirondack markers and then beaded the sides with rust seed beads. Posted by Picasa

Made this at Stamp club using plastic wrap balled up and dabbing ink onto glossy cardstock. The butterfly is stamped and colored on acetate Posted by Picasa