Guest Challenge #3 for GKD

The third challenge for the Gina K. design team is to make some tags.  I've only made a handful of tags before so this was a lot fun to play along with.

Stamps:  You've Got Style (GKD)

Paper:  Crumb Cake, White, Concord Crush (SU)

DP:  Wisteria Lane (GKD)

Ink:  Memento Black

Accessories:  Copics, label four, oval, circle and scallop dies (Spellbinders), word window and modern label punch, pearls, Old Olive ribbon, pop dots (SU), glitter pen (Sakura), ribbon, eyelet, brad (H.L.), prima flowers (unknown), corner rounder (WRMK)

Below are individual pictures of each tag ...

 I made each tag by inserting only the top of the crumb cake cardstock into the top of the Label Four die.  I pulled the bottom portion of the paper through the die so it would not be cut.  I added an eyelet to the top center and now I have the perfect tag to decorate.

Thanks for stopping by and as always ...

Have a great day,

Pam~

A New Year ...

Happy New Year to all!  It's been a while since I've posted on my blog.  I spent the last month with my family and loved every minute of it.  It was wonderful to have everyone home again.  We played golf, disc golf, tennis and took walks during the holidays.


Today I took a few minutes for myself and headed to my craft room.  I wanted to play with the Pals Paper Arts since I have not done that in a while.  This week they are featuring a coloring challenge ...

I also looked over at Splitcoast Stampers to see which challenge I wanted to play with.  I decided on Clean and Simple using die cuts.  For Christmas Bethany gave me some Cricut cartridges and I thought that would be perfect for this card.  Here is what I came up with ...

Stamps:  You've Got Style by Gina K.

Paper:  Vanilla, Not Quite Navy, Baja Breeze

Ink:  Not Quite Navy, Riding Hood Red

Accessories:  Cricut Damask cartridge, Nestabilities scallop and oval dies, glitter pen (non SU), polka dot embossing folder, word window and modern label punch, rhinestones, blender pen, dimensionals

All products are SU unless otherwise noted.

I cut out the design on my Cricut in Baja Breeze and then glued it onto a piece of Not Quite Navy.  I then ran it through my Cuttlebug using the polka dot embossing folder.  Next I trimmed it down to the border of the polka dots.  Now I have a cool looking background!

The image was colored with my blender pen and Not Quite Navy ink pad.  I added a few sparkles to the belt on the dress and the heart on the coat hanger.  

Thanks for stopping by and as always ...

Have a great day,

Pam~