Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Repeat Impressions Challenges





Okay, so I have no visitors.  That's okay because I am so critical of my work, I'm afraid of the feedback I'll get.  Anyway....I have more challenges from Repeat Impressions- the design team I am on.  I have finished 9 cards, but I will only show you half today and save the rest for later.  

All are made with only Repeat Impressions Stamps.  Enjoy and I hope your weather is warmer than mine here on the East Coast.  Happy New Year.  Amy

Sunday, December 21, 2008

Ranger Challenge

These were inspired by Tim Holtz's 12 days of Christmas tags.  I used several new techniques on them and entered into the December Challenge on Rangerlink group.  

Sunday, December 7, 2008

Holiday Greetings


Once again, sorry about the head tilting to see, but no one ever visits this blog anyway but me so whatever....

Two more holiday cards, maybe one will be yours.  The image on the left is Repeat Impressions and the right is Hero Arts and Cuttlebug.  

Enjoy.  Amy

Sunday, November 30, 2008

Sheltering Tree

This is a retired set from SU!  I really liked the tree, but have not used this set very often.  (I need to fit an owl in that tree! ) 
I saw a card with buttons in the tree and had to try it myself.  Very simple, I did the rock and roll technique to get a variation of color in the leaves.  I left a sentiment off for now, until I decide what to use the card for.  

Happy Hoolidays
















Owls seem to be all over the place right now.  These 2 cards made with a santa hat from a SU! set.  I used  liquid applique and a Ranger EP for details.  I think they came out cute!  

violin snowman

I got this stamp on clearance from Stampington, because my son plays the violin and I thought it would make a cute card.  I colored with copics, which I am not to good at yet.  The snowman himself is flocked.  I cased the card form Cardmaker magazine, on the cover.  I liked the layout.  

Saturday, November 8, 2008

Portland Head Lighthouse

I really like how this card came out.  I used a Dreamweaver stencil and Santa over Portland Head Light from Repeat Impressions.  The tiles are embossed with clear EP.  This technique is  not a quickie, but the results are usually fantastic.