I took part in my first swap this month. I received 6 great handmade Elzybells cards. This is the card I submitted. I used Elzybells stamps, Copics, and Shrinky Dinks.
This card is also for the Critter Sketch Challenge Blog. Super cute ideas -- just make a birthday card for a child. Check out the link and enjoy.
As part of the AiFactory Design Challenge -- create a card for one of the challenges. Here are my birthday card submittals. The duck -- named Harold is one of the freebie digital rubber stamps. I took him into my Silhouette software and added the text and printed and cut him out. I used a variety of Stampin Up markers and some Copics too. Font: LD Gregarious, I printed it in orange but it looks a little more red in the photos...
Notice that I mirrored Harold -- his had is up on the right and the left. This is an easy technique in the Silhouette and one of the nice features of digital rubber stamps.
Our nephew will be 1 in a few months so I thought it would be fun to incorporate his name into the card.
Enjoy the Birthday card and the gift enclosure card too!
My Blog Mission: A forum to share great cards and paper art projects that are created on a reasonable budget and may be made by a crafter of virtually any skill level.
I enjoy making handmade cards, gifts and party favors for family and friends. My goal is to have fun and share inspiring cards and paper art projects.
I live in Chula Vista, California, a medium sized city just north of the busiest border crossing in the world into Tijuana, Mexico and share my heart and home with Oscar, my handsome sweet man, and our rescue Jack Russell Terrier Mix -- Gatsby. Oscar and Gatsby support my crafting habit by affording me my own space... with a door to close when it all becomes a little too much. We have our own line of pet bedding — www.kuddlekots.com.
While my mini Dachshunds - Zeus, Roger and Rosie have now crossed over the rainbow bridge you will see them featured in my videos and in photos. They brought such happy memories -- the rescue of older dog(s) is worth it.
The designs/images found in this blog are the COPYRIGHT of Terrie Eichholz, Oakwood Design aka paperologist. Feel free to adapt anything you see here for your own personal use and inspiration. But please do not use them for publication, profit, submissions, or design contests. Most of the traditional stamps and digital stamps I use are Angel Companies and I support there efforts by listing them. Thank you!