Sunday, March 24, 2013

Mojo 285


This is my take on this week's Mojo sketch. I have to admit, it has a lot more layers than I usually put on a card, but my purpose in participating in Mojo is to get me outside the box.
 

Here is a close up of the flowers. This is the new TE flower stamp. I loved coloring it with Copics. I fancy cut it out and used the inverted scalloped circle nestibilities and the regular circle nestibilities to create the background.
 
This is for my sister-in-law's birthday and I hope she likes it.

Sunday, March 10, 2013

Mojo 203



A birthday card for my sister. This sketch was a perfect one to try out the February KI. Happy Birthday, Sallie!

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I saw this sketch and decided to give a square card another try. I had been on a "Scrapbook Treasure Hunt" in the Tampa Bay Area and picked up the paper and needed to give it a try.
The paper is from Fancypants and is called Park Bench. The glitter and embossing powder are from Sparkle n Sprinkle and I used MFT dies Dizzy Duo, Ticket Tag and Fishtail Flags. The sentiment is a Pure Innocence from MFT as well.

Sunday, February 24, 2013

TE Kit


As if 3 days of cardmaking wasn't enough for me, when I got home from the retreat my TE card kit was waiting. I loved all the b & w print paper and the beautiful cardstock colors to compliment it. The flower die is from the Feb release as well.

Mojo 281

 I was delaying creating this card as I just couldn't come up with any ideas and then my monthly kit arrived from TE. The included 6 x 6 paper was "Meadowlark" from MME. I love all the black & white prints and the kit included some beautiful Bazzil cardstock to complement it. The flower die is a new one from TE. My sentiment is from Verve who always had the right thing to say!

Saturday, February 23, 2013

Mojo 280



Birthday card for Hubby! Bazzil cardstock, TE curly border, MFT button and Verve sentiment.

Sunday, February 10, 2013

Mojo 279

 

I needed a birthday card for my youngest son so I turned the sketch and this is what I came up with. I didn't want too many layers because it was travelling by snail mail and I was trying to keep the cost down!