Showing posts with label graduation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graduation. Show all posts

Friday, June 14, 2013

Friday's Friends With Flair

 
Hello, friends of Unity! My goodness, did you check out their latest sale? They have introduced "big" sentiment stamps - who doesn't love those? Also, their July sentiment kit is filled with all sorts of useful birthday sentiments. It's too bad that one of the images had a typo... I noticed that that particular image has been removed - but I had the perfect birthday song stamp to go with it!
 
We're catching some R&R right now, so I packed a 12x12 Iris box with ink, stamps, some Bazzill cardstock, and about 3 paper collections. Let me tell you - it's never enough! All I see is everything I *should* have brought - perhaps the most important was a ruler. *sigh* I was, however, fortunate to have brought some miscellaneous tidbits, like some inked diecut hearts and a graduation sentiment.
 
Here is the father's day card I created for DaddyDude...
 
 
Patterned paper (MME Lime Twist and Teresa Collins), kraft paper (Fancy Pants), distress inks (Tim Holtz walnut stain & festive berries),
diecut hearts (Tim Holtz/Sizzix), stamps (Unity Stamp Co), Tim Holtz crackle paint (Rock Candy)
 
And here's one of the four graduation cards I need to make for DaddyDude's residents. I forgot to pack any Stickles, but luckily, there were some silver dots in the MM alpha bling I brought.  
 

 
 
Patterned paper (MME Lime Twist), cardstock (Crafter's Companion), silver dots (Making Memories shimmer alphabet), distress ink (Tim Holtz walnut stain), "Congrats" stamp (Unity Stamp Co), "Graduate" stamp (misc - purchased at Big Lots for $0.99).

And if you're looking for challenges, please don't forget that the "Anything Goes" challenge begins at Craft Lovin' Challenge Blog (this link is not active until tomorrow) and at 2 Broke Girls Challenges, there are several month-long challenges going on - and there's something for everyone. It would be SO EASY to use your Unity Stamps on any challenge and link it to Friends with Flair! So, go have fun and try your hand at winning some prizes or a RAK!

Hope everyone has a fabulous weekend - thanks so much for stopping by!

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Mandatory Crafting... :)

At the end of every June, a handful of Daddy Dude's residents finish their program and head off into the great unknown. Before that, though, there is a big shinding to officially send them on their way. It's my job to produce a few congratulatory cards... here are the two I liked best...


Patterned paper and cardstock: (DCWV), rub-on (Making Memories), ribbon (Bazzill)

Patterned paper (Making Memories Cosmopolitan paper pack [stripes] and DCWV [congrats]), cardstock (Making Memories Cosmo pack [blue], DCWV [black], The Paper Company [white]), rub-on (American Crafts), eyelets (ebay from a long time ago)
Based on a card sketch from Page Maps

I made five different ones for DaddyDude to pick four from and oddly enough, he didn't take the bottom one (which I liked best). Hmmm...

Monday, June 8, 2009

Graduation time


Supplies: cardstock (DCWV, Bazzill), patterned paper (DCWV), embellished tags (Joann's), rub-on (Scenic Route), embossing templates (Cuttlebug), rickrack ribbon (Bazzill), punched border (Fiskars - apron lace), diecut shapes and sentiment (Quickutz)

It's almost graduation time for the new class in DaddyDude's department, so it was time to make some simple cards (one thank you card plus 4 congratulatory ones). It finally gave me a chance to break out the exclusive Quickutz doctor die I had recently purchased... and did I already say how much I love my Cuttlebug???

And I REALLY love DaddyDude. He had admin time this morning and took Marika with him. I was so happy to have some "alone" time (of course I love everybody in the house, but to get 3 hours without anybody interrupting my thoughts? PRICELESS!). So I made the cards that DaddyDude needed while finally watching the rest of a taped movie (Reality Bites) on the DVR. Remember the good old days immediately after college? Uh... barely! :)