Thursday, November 6, 2014

Fall Card: sweet as pie

Hey, Heidi here with a fall post. I'm currently posting for my "holiday Craft Series" on Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays, except for this very last Monday when I have the Lawnscaping Challenge guest designer post. So between my holiday series I will post my fall and Thanksgiving cards and projects, so lots of things going on for November.
I wanted to share this card with you, it's really simple to make. I hope you'll like it!


Supplies:
"Happy feast" stamp set, the plate is from "love you a latte" stamp set.
wood grain paper is from the 12x12 into the woods collection
the yellow doted patterned paper is from the 6x6 sweater weather collection
the twine is hot cocoa lawn trimmings
the banner and the stitched circle are from the "stitched party banners" die set
All by Lawn Fawn
Other supplies" foam adhesive, stamp adhesive, various Copic markers, Copic friendly cardstok, white cardstok for the card base, "Memento Tuxedo" black ink

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Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Holiday Craft Series Day 2 Christmas is coming!


HI, Heidi here with to share another card for the Holiday Craft Series 2014.
Also I"m bringing you a semi-photo tutorial, so you could make this card. I hope you'll like it!



When you cut the mask, leave plenty of room on the bottom, do no cut it by the lines, since the tree overlap the trailer (see pictures above and below).

Remove the mask and don't worry about perfection since you will be fuzzy cutting the image, once it's all colored. 


 Supplies for this card:
"Happy Trails" stamp set, "Milo's ABCs" stamp set, the tree line is from "Snow Day" stamp set, I used second generation stamping to give the appearance that the trees are farther away. All the stamps by Lawn Fawn.
Masking paper, "Falling Snow" stencil by SSS, white embossing paste, "Broken China" distress ink, white embossing powder, "Versamark" ink, white Copic friendly cardstock, red cardstock, various Copic markers.


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Monday, November 3, 2014

Lawnscaping Challenge Guest Designer:


Wow, this is very exciting! This month I have the great pleasure to be the guest designer for one of my favorite challenge's blog, Lawnscaping Challenge.
Today is the first Monday of the month, so there is a new challenge at the Lawnscaping blog: Lawnscaping challenge No. 93 sponsored by Simon Says Stamp, and it's all about pumpkins and fall. So, I hope you'll get out all your Lawn Fawn stamps, dies and/or paper and create a project for this challenge.
For more inspiration go to the Lawnscaping challenge blog and check out what their design team had created for this challenge.
Fall is one of the most beautiful times of the year so there is plenty of inspiration out there!
This is the card that I created for this challenge, I hope you'll enjoy it!
Instructions and supplies are bellow





Supplies: 
For this card cut a white cardstock panel using the largest stitched rectangle form the "stitched rectangle stackables", then I used some blue distress ink to created the appearance of sky.
Next, I cut a hill and a grass border from green paper from the "sweater weather" 6x6 paper pad, using the "stitched side hills" and the "grass" border dies.
I applied a little of darker green distress ink on the grass to make it stand out.
I cut three trees from the 6x6 "sweater weather" paper pad with the "sweater weather" lawn cuts, and modified two of them.
I stamped the Happy Fall sentiment from the "sweater weather" stamp set, first with brown ink and then I stamped one more time a little off set  with orange ink, and make a little banner, which I also distress with some tea die ink.
I stamped, color (using Copic markers), and die cut some pumpkins from the "so thankful' stamp set as well as some bunnies from the "snow day" stamp set, and some leaves from the "sweater weather" stamp set.
After I played with my die-cut images and decided where I want them, I adhered them to the panel using small dots of liquid glue and a quick stick.
Finally I adhered my scene panel to a white card base.

Don't forget to check my previous post as my "Holiday Craft Series" started yesterday, I will see you tomorrow with a new post for the series.

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Sunday, November 2, 2014

Holiday Craft Series 2014 Day 1




Hey Heidi here, ready to start the Holiday Craft series 2014, I was planning to start tomorrow Monday November the 3rd, but tomorrow I will be having a special post, that I hope you won't miss. 
If you follow me on Flickr, you probably already had seen many of my 2014 holiday cards. I going to start the series with a very special card that I made using a very cute stamp set: The Alpine Carolers from Mama Elephant, I want to start with this card because I want to enter it to the Mama Elephant and me November challenge, which, is all about holiday cards.
I hope you'll like it!
Instructions and supplies are below.  





Some instructions and supplies:
I used the picture frame from the "Instalove" creative cuts from Mama Elephant to created a window (see picture above), if you have a window die that would fit your carolers you could used it, if not this is how you could created your own window. I distress it a little bit using "old paper" distress ink.
For the back ground I stamped two times the skyline of buildings from the "Central Park" Stamp set from Mama Elephant, I use black and grey ink for that. I also used some "broken china" distress ink to create the appearance of sky, and then I used a light yellow marker to fill in the windows on the buildings.
I die-cut some snowy hills using the "Landscaping Trio" creative cuts dies, from Mama Elephant and sponge a little bit the edges with light blue ink.
I used the very lightest part of the falling snow stencil from SSS to create some falling snow with texture paste.
I stamped, colored (with Copic markers), and die cut the carolers, from the Alpine Carolers" stamp set from Mama Elephant, I chose the tree carolers to resemble my own family (my husband my little boy, and I), and placed them on the snow.
I also stamped, color, and fuzzy cut some ornaments from the same stamp set, to decorate my window. I placed all of my elements on the scene and adhered them using little dots of liquid adhesive.
I stamped the “From my family to yours" sentiment from the "Alpine carolers" stamp set, and created a little banner with it, which I sponged with a little bit of "old paper" distress ink.
I pop the window over my scene with some foam adhesive.
Finally I adhered the window with the scene to a red note card that I stamped with a brick background.

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Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Lawnscaping Challenge No. 92 Halloween cards


Hi, everybody! Heidi here with another Lawnscaping Challenge, this time is about creating a Halloween card (any Halloween card) or using the Color combo (orange, purple, and black) I created a card for each just because I wanted to see what I could come up with, and here they are. I hope you'll like them, and please stay tune because next week is going to be a very exciting week here at Crafty Time 4U!
  





Boo card, supplies:
Louie's ABCs dies, Spooktacular stamp set, Milo's ABCs stamp set, Large Stitched Rectangle Stackables, Speech Bubble Border, the bat is from the Trick or treat stamp set, all by Lawn Fawn.
Other supplies: white card stock, black card stock, Copic markers, Wink of Stella clear brush pen, Memento tuxedo black, adhesive. 

Have a spooky Halloween card, supplies:
Quinn's ABCs, large stitched rectangle, small stitched rectangle, the ghost is from the spooktacular stamp set, the sentiment is part from the critters in the arctic set and the hoppy Halloween set, all by Lawn Fawn
Other supplies: Orange, white, black, and purple cardstock, masking paper, adhesive, Wink of stella clear brush pen, Versa Mark Onyx black ink.  

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Friday, October 17, 2014

It's Friday! have an ice day


Hey there, it's Friday! I had not classes today, I don't do homework with my son on Fridays, it's like our night off reading, spelling and math, I also I cook a big meal last night so we have leftovers, so I won’t have to cook tonight; all sort of reasons to celebrate, (right?) and of course to craft.
I want to share with you something exciting that it's going on at the Lawn Fawn blog: October 2014 inspiration week! I love inspiration week. I am a regular reader of their blog and a lover of their products. They have generous giveaways on their blog to celebrate inspiration week, (I had won in the past and winning products you love feels great!) so, if you haven't been over their blog and commented for your chance to win cute adorable products, go on!
Now, I want to wish you a nice Friday (and nice weekend) so, make a card to do so: I hope you'll enjoy it.


Supplies:
Critters in the Arctic stamp set, stitched journaling card die, patterned paper from the 6X6 Sweater weather collection by Lawn Fawn, craft cardstock, Copic friendly cardstock, masking paper, Copic Markers, Versa mark ink, Memento Tuxedo black ink, corner rounder, foam adhesive, stamp adhesive.

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Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Wednesday highlights: You Rock This Town Card


I recently became acquaint with some beautiful stamps and dies, if you know me well; surely you saw it coming, because they fit my style of stamping and crafting! Yeah, I am talking about Mama Elephant!  In my previous post I created two cards using the adorable “Bootastic stamp set. I thought they won’t be releasing a stamp any cuter than that. Well I was sort of wrong, because they just released “Alpine Carolers” and that one, is just as cute, so stay tune because I already ordered it and I will be making something with it soon!
Mean while enjoy this card that I created using two stamp sets from Mama Elephant The "Central Park" and the "Rewind" I hope you continue enjoying this week  and I'll see you next time!
 

 
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