Hey Everyone!
After participating in the Online Core'dination Crop last week, I have the bug. The Core'dination bug that is. I decided to use only Core'dination paper in this weeks challenge from Scrap the Music.
203B- Scrap a song that your parent sang to you or you sign to your child (ren).
I remember my mom would sing two songs to me. One is Ozark Mountain Lullaby and the other was Coat of Many Colors (Dolly Parton). My mom would also sew clothes for me. I remember a beautiful blue dress with little white dots and a lacy trimmed apron. I was two years old. My mom still has the dress. When I have a baby girl it will become her dress. My mom would always make an outfit for me every school year. I remember feeling so pretty. lucky and rich.
I decided to hand stitch each square on the 12x12 layout to represent the different pieces of material my mom would use. The picture is of me wearing a dress my mom made when I was about one.
I added flowers and buttons to accent the page.
Both pieces of writing are lyrics from the song. Lyrics can be found here.
I hope you like the layout and thanks for visiting my blog.
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Thursday, July 26, 2012
Scrap the Music Challenge 203B
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12x12. layout,
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Celebrate,
Coat of Many Colors,
Core'dination,
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layering,
Scrap the Music,
scrapbooking
Monday, July 23, 2012
Core'dination Online Crop
Today is the first day after the end of the Core'dination Online Crop. I'm really sad that it's over already. I have really enjoyed talking and sharing projects with people from around the world. I think that was the most creative five days I've ever had.
As a side note I couldn't help, but complete another page using the sketch from Challenge #14. Here it is:
As a side note I couldn't help, but complete another page using the sketch from Challenge #14. Here it is:
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12x12,
12x12. layout,
brads,
complementary,
coordinating paper,
Core'dination,
DCWV,
distressing,
layers,
lt. blue,
monocromatic,
mounts,
stripes
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Entry for Melissa's Handmade Embellishment Challenge
Here is a quick card I made using straps and hand cutting the pieces to make a coffee cup. I also embossed the Whitewash red paper using the Candy Cane Cuttlebug folder.
Labels:
antique,
card,
card making,
card-making,
cards,
Christmas,
coordinating paper,
Core'dination,
crafts,
embossing
Entry for Core'dination Online Crop Challenge #3- Antiquing
Two and a half hours to go!
So on with the show....
Challenge #3- Char-Antiquing
I decided to use papers from the Chocolate Box with Graphic 45 Steampunk paper to create layouts of one of the costumes I created. Here is the final layout. It is a two page spread.
I cut and antiqued the banner pieces that rest under the Graphic 45 paper on both pages.
I also antiqued the photo mounts. Then ripped them around the pictures.The gears are cut using the Indie Art cartridge for the Cricut. I also used real gears that I got at Lowe's.
Thanks for stopping by my blog!
So on with the show....
Challenge #3- Char-Antiquing
I decided to use papers from the Chocolate Box with Graphic 45 Steampunk paper to create layouts of one of the costumes I created. Here is the final layout. It is a two page spread.
I cut and antiqued the banner pieces that rest under the Graphic 45 paper on both pages.
I also antiqued the photo mounts. Then ripped them around the pictures.The gears are cut using the Indie Art cartridge for the Cricut. I also used real gears that I got at Lowe's.
Thanks for stopping by my blog!
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12x12,
2 page,
antique,
banner,
bronze,
challenge,
chocolate,
coordinating paper,
Core'dination,
distressing,
eyelets,
Graphic 45,
Hot Topic,
photos,
Steampunk
Entry for Core'dination Challenge #10- Tags and Journaling
Good Afternoon Everyone!
It 3pm here in New Hampshire. That means there is only nine hours left to the Core'dination Online Crop. I'm sad that it will be over so soon. I have really enjoyed chatting with participants online using Blogger and Facebook.
Challenge #10- Use tags and Journaling
I decided to make a card. I used tags to create the tombstones that line the bottom of the card and the journaling is a newer stamp from Memory Box.
The swirl was created by sanding a piece of Core'dination while it was on top of a chip board swirl then I cut it out.
I used Stickles in Midnight Blue to add some bling to the card base.
Thanks for stopping by my blog and please leave a comment.
It 3pm here in New Hampshire. That means there is only nine hours left to the Core'dination Online Crop. I'm sad that it will be over so soon. I have really enjoyed chatting with participants online using Blogger and Facebook.
Challenge #10- Use tags and Journaling
I decided to make a card. I used tags to create the tombstones that line the bottom of the card and the journaling is a newer stamp from Memory Box.
The swirl was created by sanding a piece of Core'dination while it was on top of a chip board swirl then I cut it out.
I used Stickles in Midnight Blue to add some bling to the card base.
Thanks for stopping by my blog and please leave a comment.
Labels:
Black Magic Collection,
card,
card making,
card-making,
cards,
Core'dination,
distressing,
embossing,
halloween,
simple,
Stickles
Entry for Core'dination Challenge #13 from Cari
Challenge #13 is from Cari. I had a little trouble deciding what to do. I really love using the Black Magic Collection from Core'dination. I decided to use five different sheets to do a card stock only layout using a picture of me playing dress up (Yes even adults like to play dress up).
Here is the final layout:
I scored a line one inch in all the way around the 12x12 piece of Petrificus.
Then using a piece of Freeze I score at one inch intervals than turned the paper on an angle to repeat the scored lines every inch.
I the cut a strip of Protect. I scored every quarter of an inch flipping the paper back and forth. After sanding I cut the strip into a banner shape
The yellow piece is Magic. I scored every half inch on a diaginal.
The butterflies are cut using the Cricut from Wizard. I then used my bone folder to score the outline of the butterfly from the back side of the die cut before sanding.
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Here is the final layout:
I scored a line one inch in all the way around the 12x12 piece of Petrificus.
Then using a piece of Freeze I score at one inch intervals than turned the paper on an angle to repeat the scored lines every inch.
I the cut a strip of Protect. I scored every quarter of an inch flipping the paper back and forth. After sanding I cut the strip into a banner shape
The yellow piece is Magic. I scored every half inch on a diaginal.
The butterflies are cut using the Cricut from Wizard. I then used my bone folder to score the outline of the butterfly from the back side of the die cut before sanding.
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Labels:
12x12,
Black Magic Collection,
coordinating paper,
Core'dination,
Cricut,
distressing,
how-to,
layering,
monocromatic,
mounts,
pop dots,
purple,
reflections,
scrapbooking,
simple,
Steampunk,
tape runner,
Urban
Entry for Core'dinations' Online Crop Mini Challenge #4
Yesterday Core'dination posted four timed mini challenges. This is my version of the fourth challenge-sketch.
I used paper from the Chocolate Box collection. The pictures are on my two Min-Pins (Chica and Spike) and my Maine Coon cat (Cranky). They miss me very much when I'm at work. So once I get home I lay on the couch with them for a little bit.
The title "Miss You" is cut from the Paper Pups Cricut Cartridge.
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
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12x12,
altered art,
animals,
black,
brown,
cat,
Celebrate,
challenge,
chocolate,
coordinating paper,
Core'dination,
Cricut,
embossing,
layering,
layers,
Paper Pups,
photos
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