Last week, Heather announced that she would be posting a Christmas project every Friday. I LOVED the idea and so I am joining in! At least I know I will have some holiday crafting done before that crazy time of year!!!!
I like this card- but I had a heck of a time with the glitter! First I rubbed the whole thing with my embossing buddy. I stamped the swirl from Baroque Motifs in
Versamark and then embossed it with Heat and Stick powder. While it was still sticky I through on the red glitter and then reheated it. The glitter was only supposed to stick to the swirl. But as you can see- it didn't cooperate!! Any suggestions? I thought the embossing buddy
would do the trick.....
Happy 4
th everyone! Here are the four people that are making my 4
th happy! Aren't they adorable?!!!!
The patterned paper and the star chipboard is by Scenic Route. I paired it some Night of Navy cardstock, Navy ribbon, Red Brads and a chipboard 4 from Stampin' Up. I just glued the patterned paper to the 4 and the stars and then sanded the edges. Cool, huh? I am doing a chipboard class this month. Hope to see ya there!
Happy 4th!!!
5 comments:
Adorable picture!!!! Cute, cute, cute outfits! This page is REALLY nice! I need some advice about the Heat and Stick powder too, the same thing happens to me, I haven't had any luck with it either. I usually end up just using glue to stick the glitter where I want it. But that doesn't always give you the effect you want. :(
Jamie...I love this scrapbook page! I came across your website from the GotSketch 101 class & I am very inspired by your work! I've tagged you, so come over to my blog to check it out.
Erin Blair at www.stampwitherin.typepad.com
Adorable children and great page!
You got a shout out for Scrapbook Page of the Week over at Card of the Week.com. You can check out the original post here: http://www.cardoftheweek.com/2008/07/scrapbook-page.html
I love your work. I saw this on 2peas and had to come check it out! Great job!
What a great pic of those little dolls...and I just LOVE the layout you created! Lots of fun details, but it does't take away from the photo at all!
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