Hearts, Flowers, and Chocolate!

  Hi Everyone! 

Today I have two opportunities for you to win free stamps from DRS Designs!!

 

The first, like every Thursday, is a new blog challenge on the DRS Designs blog. The theme is "How Sweet It Is!"  You are to use any image, punch or die cut that says "Sweet" to you...think candy, cupcakes, or a "sweet" greeting!  I chose to use DRS Designs Valentine's Hold For You Greeting (184F) because it mentions chocolate and that's about as sweet as it gets!!! Yum!

 

The second chance for free stamps from DRS Designs is over at Send a Smile 4 Kids. DRS Designs is their sponsor this week and the theme is "Valentine's for Kids." I added the Sweet Offering Cutie Pie Kid (623G) to my card to qualify for this challenge as well.    

 

 

 I started with a 4.25" x 5.5" red card stock base. Smooth, black card stock was used for the top of the card front, and the pink panel at the bottom was stamped with the Interlocking Hearts (247F) that I colored with Copic markers. I added red grosgrain ribbon to hide the seam between the two panels and tied a knot in it at the far right side. The greeting was stamped and then cut out with a Nestability die and before removing it from the die, I sponged it with red ink. It was matted with red card stock and then adhered to the center of the card front. The cutie pie kid was also colored with markers, fussy cut out and adhered to the left side of the greeting. I added a few heart punchies to decorate the empty space at the top and then my card was complete.

 

I hope you get a chance to play along in either or both of these challenges, and if you do, good luck! Leave me a comment and tell me about it so I can check it out.  I'd love to see your work too!

 

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!

 

Smiles,

Jennifer

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Birthday Balloons!

Not sure if this is a Michigan thing or if its world wide, but did you know there's a helium shortage? I learned this a little more than a month ago when preparing for my Son's first birthday party. I tried to order 2 dozen helium filled balloons several weeks before his party and I was informed of the shortage by several local party supply stores. All of them were unable to take orders prior to 1 week before the event because they weren't sure if they'd have helium to fill my request. I was shocked! How can you have a birthday party, especially a FIRST birthday party without balloons!?!? I guess this is another one of those things like water, natural gas and oil, that many of us take for granted. Once it's gone it's gone! Well, luckily for us, it all worked out and we had balloons for Anthony's first birthday party!

The Balloon challenge on the DRS Designs Blog this week reminded me of my helium dilemma. It looks like this Here For the Party Cutie Pie Kid (670K) had no problems getting helium for her balloon! LOL! I've also used several other DRS stamps to create this card: the Birthday Sheet Music (763P) for the background, the Easy Grass Background (059E) for the grass blades and the One Line Happy Birthday (250B) sentiment.

Is there a helium shortage in your area? I'm curious if this is worldwide or if it only affects the states.

Thanks for checking out my Balloon card!

Smiles,

Jennifer

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Too Early For Thanksgiving?

DRS Designs is sponsoring the Card Patterns Blog again. This time, you could win a $15 voucher to the DRS Designs Store and we'd love for you to play along! 

Too early for Thanksgiving? I think not! We're having the family party at my house this year and I've been busy decorating my house for the Fall Harvest.  I don't think I'm even going to do the ghosts and goblins this year--just the leaves, scarecrows, and pumpkins, and I'm even going to do some baking like this Happy Harvest Cutie Pie Girl (112F) from DRS Designs! 

I used Copic Markers to color the image and the sentiment, the Simply Delicious Thanksgiving Greeting (855G) is also by DRS Designs.

Thanks for stopping by!

Hope you have a wonderful Monday!

Smiles,

Jennifer

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Decorating the Tree!

Here's another card I created for the Tuesday Morning Sketch Blog's 1st Birthday celebration.  I used the TMS Sketch #26  and the theme this week is Christmas!

This card uses 3 DRS Designs stamps: the Cutie Pie Christmas Helpers (M1141), the Merry Christmas Arc (E102) and the Interlocking Snowflake Background (H015). 

The image was colored with Copic Markers.  I masked the image and sponged brown for the flooring and blue in the background.  I added Yellow Stickles to the tree topper and the bulbs.  The side panels were decorated by stamping it the Interlocking Snowflake Background with white Staz On.  A paper poinsettia flower and some red rhinestones finished this card nicely.

Please join us by participating in this weeks Tuesday Morning Sketch challenge and use your favorite past sketch to create a Christmas card.   For your participation you will be entered to win a gift certificate from DRS Designs.  You can find all of the details and link your card up HERE.  Hurry, today is the last day to enter the drawing!

Thanks for stopping by!

Smiles,

Jennifer

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Christmas In July With Tuesday Morning Sketches!

Tuesday Morning Sketches has been celebrating their 1 year birthday throughout the month of July, and DRS Designs is proud to announce that they are part of that celebration!  The challenge this month is to page thru the Past Sketches on the TMS blog, pick your favorite sketch to use, and then create a Christmas card using that sketch to be entered to win a $10 voucher to DRS Designs! Easy enough?

I used sketch #45 for my challenge card.

The focal image I used on my challenge card is DRS Designs "Letters To Santa" stamp from the Cutie Pie Kids Collection.  I colored this adorable elf with Copic Markers and used the Out-of-the-box technique to cut the image out with my Nestabillities.

Sorry for the quality of this picture.  I used Bazzill Bling in the background, and it was hard to photograph.  I scored the yellow background using my Score-Pal like in the sketch and then stamped the small snowflake from the 4 in 1 Snowflake stamp (D096) using SU! Real Red.  The sentiment tag was created using the Tiny Merry Christmas Greeting (A121).

Make sure to link your card on this TMS post to be entered to win.  I look forward to seeing your Christmas in July cards!

Good Luck!

Smiles,

Jennifer

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Birthday Boy!

Happy Tuesday to you all! I hope all of my American followers are well rested after the long holiday weekend.  This weekend turned out to be one of the hottest weekends we've had all year, and although temps were above 90* it was perfect for all of our family BBQ's and pool parties that we attended!  I admit though, I can take the heat and prefer it over the cold!

Today I'm showing off the Best Present Ever Cutie Pie Kid stamp (K650) from DRS Designs.

This Cutie Pie Kid was colored with Copic Markers.  As you can see, I also used 2 other sentiments by DRS Designs--the Birthday Boy Greeting (E590) and a tag was created using the A Gift For You Greeting (B514).  I embossed the background panel with the Spots and Dots Cuttlebug Embossing Folder.  Some yellow brads, and hand drawn red dots on the corners of the image made this card complete!

Isn't he adorable!?!?!?

Thanks for visiting and have a great day!!

Smiles,

Jennifer

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Summer's Here!

With Memorial Day behind us now, the Summer is practically here! I know with tempreatures recently in the high 80's it sure feels like it!  So, I've been hiding out in my stamp room over the last few days cooling off in the air conditioner and stamping all things fun and summer.  Using stamps like DRS Design's Beach Baby Cutie Pie Kid (F1094) and the Fun in the Sun sentiment (D1072) is exactly what I'm talking about!

I colored this Beach Baby with Copic Markers.  The shading around her was created by laying a mask over her and sponging blue ink around her while the image was still in the Nesties die.  If people are wearing bathing suits, then there must be waves near by--using my Fiskars wave border punch was a must!  The Divine Swirls Cuttlebug Embossing folder enhanced the water effect on this card. 

Don't forget to check out the DRS Designs Blog today and every day in June.  DRS Designs is giving away one free cling mounted stamp everyday. Just leave a comment on the DRS Designs blog every day in June to be entered.  See all the details HERE. 

**DRS Designs is also offering a special free stamp with any order before June 30th.  Check out all the details and view the free stamp HERE,  and as if the deal doesn't get any better...they are also offering FREE SHIPPING on any order over $50!

Thanks for visiting today and everyday and for leaving me a comment.  I enjoy reading them!

Have a wonderful day!

Smiles,

Jennifer

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Cute and Girly!

DRS Designs is sponsoring this week's A Spoon Full of Sugar Challenge. 

Cute and Girly
is what it's all about!  To me, that means lots of pinks and reds, fun ribbon, rhinestones and of course a cute and girlie image!

What could be more cute and girlie than this adorable Happy Hat Girl (H646) from DRS Designs' Cutie Pie Collection?  I colored her with Copic Markers.  I also created my own pattern paper by stamping the Diaper Pin (A354) image repeatedly with red ink.

The sentiment I used is a portion of the Wrapped Warm and Snug New Baby Greeting (H131).

Make sure to run over to the A Spoon Full of Sugar Blog to check out the fab prize you can win from DRS Designs just for playing along!  Good Luck! 

Thanks for visiting today!

Smiles,

Jennifer

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Better Late Than Never!

"Because I said so, that's why!"  Did your Mom ever say this to you as kid?  My Mom said it all the time and I hated it! When I saw this new sentiment from DRS Designs I just had to laugh, it made me think of my Mom right away!  This was the Mother's Day card I made for my her.  I thought it was funny to "give her a taste of her own medicine," and let my card say it right back to her!

  The  focal image I used on this card is "Spring Time Helper" (L634) from the Cutie Pie Kids Collection.  I colored it with Copic Markers, then used the masking technique to shade blue ink for the sky and green ink for the grass.  Then I used the Easy Grass Background (E059) and dark green ink to add the grass blades to my image.

I used red and yellow Stickles to the flowers to add a bit of sparkle to my card.

Have a great day!

Smiles,

Jennifer

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Happy Valentine's Day!

I created a fun Valentine to share with you today, but since it's my day to post on the DRS Designs Blog you'll have to run over there to check it out. 

Here's a sneak peek to convince you!

;-)

Happy Friday to you all and have a great weekend!

Smiles,

Jennifer

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Happy Anniversary!

 For today's project I created an Anniversary card that shows off the First Love (M640) Cutie Pie Kids image and it uses a portion of the Changing Love (H574) sentiment.  For this particular card, I thought the entire sentiment was too serious to go with the Cutie Pies kissing image, so I just used the last line of it. 

The Cutie Pie image was colored with Copic Markers.  They are some of my favorite images from DRS Designs.  You can see the rest of the Cutie Pie Collection by Clicking HERE.

Thanks for visiting here today!

Smiles,

Jennifer

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Happy Thanksgiving!

Stamps: DRS Designs- G108 Happy Harvest Cutie Pie Boy, sentiment from K1052 Thanksgiving Greetings Squares

Wishing you the many blessings of Thanksgiving, and may you all have a very happy and safe Holiday!!

Smiles,

Jennifer

PS: Don't forget about my blog candy drawing later today! Enter now to win!  

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Birthday Boy!

I'm posting today on the DRS Designs Blog.

Here's a sneak peek of the Cutie Pie you can see over there!

Thanks for visiting today.

Enjoy your weekend!

Smiles,
Jennifer

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Diorama Card Challenge

Today begins another DRS Designs blog challenge. The design team was challenged to make diorama cards! They may look intimidating, but they are really quite quick and easy. Quick of course, depending on how detailed you want to get! You can find the tutorial on SCS. We would love to see your creations with this style card. Be sure to post a direct link to your creation in the comment section of the DRS Designs Challenge post #27. If you upload to a public gallery, please use the keyword DRSC27.


Please excuse my short explanation post for today. I whipped up this challenge card earlier last week, but with my Sister-in-laws wedding this past Saturday and all of the family festivities that have gone on with it, I haven't had much time to get it posted. So, without further adieu, here's my Diorama Challenge card! I made this as a representation of the heat wave & humidity blast we're experiencing right now.

I used Prismacolor Pencils/Gamsol, and Bic Markers to color in all of the images. Unlike how the the SCS Tutorial used Marvy Punches, I used my Circle Nesties to create the openings on the middle & outer layers. I sponged ink around my scalloped Nestie die to create the look of clouds in the sky on the card front--they're a little hard to see, but look perfect IRL with that sun image!

Here are some more pictures of my challenge card from different angles so you can see each layer. This was my first time creating this type of card & I was shocked to see it all come together so easily and quickly!

Stamps: DRS Designs- Beach Baby Cutie Pie (F1094), Beach Boy Cutie Pie (F1096), Bitsy Bee (A1020), 3 Flowers with Buterfly (H1068), 4 in 1 Beach Background (D1099), Fun in the Sun Sentiment (D1072)
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Colorbox Fluid Chalk Ink French Blue
Paper: Smooth white cardstock by Office Depot, Colored Cardstock by The Paper Company
Accessories: Prismacolor Pencils, Gamsol, Bic Markers, Nesties
Finished Card Size: 4.5" x 4.5"

Of course if you have any questions about how I created my Diorama card, please feel free to ask!

Don't forget to run over to the DRS Designs blog to see the Diorama cards created by the rest of the DRS DT!

Smiles,
Jennifer

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Super Hero Beach Boy!

Doesn't this Cutie look like he's ready to tackle the waves at the beach?

He's one of the newest Cutie Pie Kids released by DRS Designs, just in time for Summer fun! I colored him with Prisma color Pencils and blended the colors with Gamsol. I also used the sun from the new 4 in 1 Beach Background stamp in the background & the new "Fun in the Sun" sentiment to decorate my card front.

For a fun effect, I added Diamond Glaze to the puddle at his feet, on his goggles and to all of the water droplets around him.

This Cutie Pie Kid would make a great Pool Party invitation or he'd also be perfect for a Summer Birthday Party invite, don't you agree?

Stamps: DRS Designs- Beach Boy (F1096), Fun in the Sun Sentiment (D1072), 4 in 1 Beach Bacground (D1099)
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Colorbox Fluid Chalk Ink, SU!
Paper: Smooth white cardstock by Office Depot, Colored Cardstock by The Paper Company, American Crafts
Accessories: Prismacolor Pencils, Gamsol, Copic Marker C1, SU! Photo Corner Punch, Spiral Clip By The Paper Studio, Ribbon By Peebles Inc, Diamond Glaze
Finished Card Size: 3.75" x 5.5"

Hope you having a wonderful Summer!

Thanks for visiting today.

Smiles,
Jennifer

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Cutie Pie Kids Beach Baby!

Are you enjoying all of the new images the DRS Designs DT has been showing off this week? Do you have a list of "must haves" started? The Sneak Peeks are still going strong this week as the DRS Designs DT is previewing all of the new designs that will be released this Saturday!

For all of you in love with the Cutie Pie Kids, here's another one to add to your stamp collection! This Beach Baby is ready for a day at the beach or a swim in the pool!

For this card I created my own pattern paper by stamping the sun image from the new 4 in 1 beach background stamp on yellow cardstock. For the other half of the card I used a wave border punch along the top border of light blue cardstock and then ran it through my Cuttlebug. I covered the seam with some fun blue toned ribbon, added some blue brads to match and adhered it to a blue cardstock base.

Well, there's not too much to this bare belly Cutie--She was simply colored with Prismacolor Pencils and Gamsol, layered with cardstock cut with Nesties, and then matted on my cardstock base as described above. I did add Diamond Glaze to all of the water droplets around her and on the puddle she was standing in. Too bad that stuff can be hard to photograph sometimes, I *heart* the look!

Stamps: DRS Designs- Beach Baby, 4 in 1 Beach Background-Both to be released on 7/18/09
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Colorbox Fluid Chalk Ink, SU!
Paper: Smooth white cardstock by Office Depot, Colored Cardstock by The Paper Company, American Crafts
Accessories: Prismacolor Pencils, Gamsol, Nesties, Cuttlebug and Divine Swirls Cuttlebug Embossing Folder, Brads by making Memories, Ribbon By Maya Road, Fiskars Boundary Waters Border Punch, Diamond Glaze
Finished Card Size: 4.5" x 4.5"

How would you like to win this Beach Baby and her Brother?

Vicki, one of the other DRS Designs DT members is giving away some blog candy on her blog Stamped Smiles, that includes both of the soon to be released Cutie Pie Kids along with some other fun stuff. All you have to do to be entered in the drawing is to pick any DRS challenge and play along to enter...that's it!
You have until Sunday, July 26th to enter and the winner will be announced that evening at 8:00 PM (CST).

Good Luck!

Smiles,
Jennifer

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Oh Say Can You See 4th of July Blog Hop

Hello and

Happy 4th of July!

Today we're celebrating the American Independence Day!

This warm Summer holiday is usually spent outdoors with a get together of family and friends and a picnic, or barbecue, or even a pool party, and often there's a fireworks display when the sun goes down! However since we can't do these things in blogland, we have to celebrate differently, and to do that, I've joined Scrapbook News and Review's Card Universe in a blog hop!

Welcome to the Scrapbook News and Review/Card Universe

Oh Say Can You See 4th of July Blog Hop

If you stopped here at my blog first, make sure to go back to the beginning of the hop & follow it along the way. There are 95 blogs in all to browse during this hop, and I'll be hopping right along with you!

If you're already hopping along, I'm sure you've noticed that all of the projects being featured today are patriotic or they were created with the colors Red, White, and Blue to celebrate the 4th of July!

I'm happy to say that I have 2 Red, White, and Blue projects to share with you today! Surprise, Surprise, I know! Rarely do I ever do that! It's amazing what you can do when you have plenty of time to plan ahead!

The first project is a card I made using one of the Cutie Pie images from DRS Designs. The stars alone on her dress tell me that she's ready for the 4th of July!!



I think this card is pretty simple in nature as far as how I created it, but just to clairify some things...This Cutie was colored with Prismacolor Pencils and blended with Gamsol, Stickles were added to the balloon and the stars on her dress, and the star background was stamped with Versamark.

And if you think she's cute, head over to DRS Designs and see the rest of her friends. The Cutie Pie Collection are some of my favorite stamps!

Stamps: DRS Designs- Cutie Pie Kids Here For The Party (K670), Interlocking Star background (H819)
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Versamark, SU! Real Red
Paper: Smooth white cardstock by Office Depot, Colored Cardstock by American Crafts
Accessories: Prismacolor Pencils, Gamsol, Xmas Red Stickles, Icicle Stickles, Hero Arts Rhinestones, SU! Photo Corner Punch, Brads by American Crafts, Ribbon by Bobbie M. Designs, Spiral Clip by The Paper Studio, Sponge Daubers
Finished Card Size: 4.5" x 6"

This next card features an image from the new company, Sunflowers and Dragonflies Creative Designs. This company is owned by Beth, and she is from Sarnia, Canada. She is the artist behind many of the images from this company, and she has something for everyone, especially Canadians, as many of her stamps have a Canadian flair! From Moose and Beavers to hockey and soccer as well as Architecture and East Coast Themes. If it's Canadian you'll see a stamp for it from this new company. She also features some Red Hat ladies and other products like Basic Grey, Prima Flowers, and stamps from Rachel Anne Miller & Sarah Kay!

I colored this 4th of July Cake with the Prismacolor Pencils and gamsol technique as well. To add some pizazz to this card I used yellow Stickles on all of the stars and between each cake layer, and the yellow cardstock in the background is Bazzil Bling!!! Just like fireworks, every 4th of July project should have some sparkle!

Stamps: Sunflowers and Dragonflies Creative Designs-4th of July cake
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Colorbox Fluid Chalk Ink in Yellow Ochre
Paper: Smooth white cardstock by Office Depot, Colored Cardstock by American Crafts, Bazzil Bling
Accessories: Prismacolor Pencils, Gamsol, Nesties, EK Success decorative Corner Punch, Brads by Joann's Scrap Essentials, Hero Arts Rhinestones, Ribbon by Michael's and Bobbie M. Designs, Yellow Stickles
Finished Card Size: 5.5" x 5"

BLOG CANDY!

Along every great Blog Hop there are always goodies to be won, and I too have some goodies to give away! In honor of the blog hop and the 4th of July celebrations, I will be giving away the 4th of July cake stamp (seen above) from Sunflowers and Dragonflies as blog candy. The winner of this stamp will also receive a custom "made by" stamp for the back of their cards and projects courtesy of Beth, the owner of Sunflowers and Dragonflies Creative Designs. I will select a winner from all of the comments left on this post on Monday July 6th 10 am EST.

How cool is that! Two prizes in one--the 4th of July Cake stamp and a custom "made by" stamp!

Be sure to visit Scrapbook News and Review and the Card Universe for tons of inspiration, as well as DRS Designs and Sunflowers and Dragonflies Creative Designs for all of your stamp shopping needs!!

Next stop on the "Oh Say Can You See" 4th of July Blog Hop is Anessa Shively (aka AlienAnessa). In case you have problems with the link, copy and paste this link in your browser address bar: http://alienanessa.wordpress.com/2009/07/04/snrs-oh-say-can-you-see-4th-of-july-blog-hop/

Good Luck with all of the goodies along the way!

Enjoy the hop stops & have a great 4th of July!

Smiles,
Jennifer

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It Must Be Love!

Today is my day off of work & it's a lazy day for me. I played in my craft room this morning & put together this week's CPS sketch challenge.

I've had this Cutie Pie Kids image from DRS Designs colored for a long time. I thought it was time to finally put it to use & created my challenge card with it.

The image was colored with Prismacolor Pencils and blended with Gamsol. I used red Stickles on the little hearts above their heads.



Such an adorable image that reminds me of high school days--a cheerleader and her first love!

Stamps: DRS Designs- First Love from the Cutie Pie Collection
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Colorbox Fluid Chalk Ink in Lipstick Red
Paper: Smooth white cardstock by Office Depot, Colored Cardstock by American Crafts
Accessories: Prismacolor Pencils, Gamsol, Ribbon by Bobbie M. Designs, Yellow Brads by The Paper Studio, Red heart brads by Joann's Scrap Essentials, Spiral clip by The Paper Studio, Xmas Red Stickles by Ranger.
Finished Card Size: 4.75" x 6.75"

Well, that' s it for now. I'm off to shop with my sister!

Make sure to check back tomorrow to see my Card Sketch Wednesday.

Thanks for stopping by...

Smiles,
Jennifer

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For Someone Special Sneak Peek

Happy Hump Day! Three days and counting until the DRS Designs Blog Hop!

Here's a sneak peek at another new release and a card sketch for you to play with.

I'd love to see your take on this sketch. If you get a chance to play, please leave me a link so I can check it out.


Here's my take of this sketch using another one of DRS Designs cute, Cutie Pie Kids image called Sweet Offering. The sentiment, "For Someone Special" is a new stamp being released this Saturday April 4th.

I think this Cute Pie is just too sweet! I'm really happy with how this card turned out & I love the white, black, and red! I think it makes for a very elegant card!

Now, on to the details...

I colored him with Prismacolor Pencils and blended the colors with Gamsol. I used my Nesties to cut the cardstock to mat him, and my Martha Stewart Zig Zag punch and ribbon to create the horizontal panel. I also sponged light red ink around him while he was still in my Nestie die, but it is difficult to see in this picture.






Stamps: DRS Designs- Cutie Pie Kids Collection-Sweet Offering, For Someone Special Sentiment (available by DRS Designs on 4/4/09)
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Colorbox Fluid Chalk Ink in Lipstick Red
Paper: Smooth white cardstock by Office Depot, Colored Cardstock by American Crafts
Accessories: Prismacolor Pencils, Gamsol, Nesties, Martha Stewart Zig Zag punch, Ribbon by May Arts and C& G White Sheer Ribbon, Brads by Joann's Scrap Essentials, EK Success Decorative Corner Punch
Finished Card Size: 3.75" x 6"

Have you been checking out all of the DRS Designs DT blogs yet? (If not, you can find their links on my side bar.) We'll all be sneak peeking the new releases all week. Do you have a favorite yet?

Smiles,
Jennifer

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Here For The Party!

I'm still plugging along with the new DRS Designs images and having fun with the Cutie Pie Kids Collection! Here's another one to share with you.

This Cutie Pie is appropriately called "Here for the Party!" Isn't she sweet?

I colored her with Prismacolor Pencils and blended the colors with Gamsol. Then I stamped the sentiment and star background in red ink. I used red Stickles to fill in selected stars from the background. I added ribbon from my stash--talk about reuse and recycle, I think this ribbon is from a Christmas gift I received!

Stamps: DRS Designs- Cutie Pie Kids- Here for the Party, Interlocking Star Background, Birthday Multi Greeting
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Colorbox Fluid Chalk Ink in Lipstick Red, SU! Real Red
Paper: Smooth white cardstock by Office Depot, Colored Cardstock by American Crafts
Accessories: Prismacolor Pencils, Gamsol, Xmas Red Stickles, Ribbon-unknown from my stash
Finished Card Size: 4.75" x 5.5"

I'm happy to report that today is my day off! I have a long to do list and I'd like to get outside for a jog today as well. The weather is supposed to be about 58 degrees and beautiful.

I'm going to attempt to make the most of my day!

Hope you have a great one!

Smiles,
Jennifer

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