Welcome back Fab5! This month we feature Medley, awesome new paper. I chose the deer image from several that are included on one sheet. Add the "Thank You " from Hero Arts and the tree brad from Eyelet Outlet. Great way to make fast and effective cards.Thursday, March 1, 2012
New Medley
Welcome back Fab5! This month we feature Medley, awesome new paper. I chose the deer image from several that are included on one sheet. Add the "Thank You " from Hero Arts and the tree brad from Eyelet Outlet. Great way to make fast and effective cards.
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Picture This on Youtube
My kitty Carlos loves to sit at the computer desk with me. On this day we were watching the Youtube videos from Picture This, and he was very interested. Must be Kaylas voice.Friday, November 18, 2011
FAB5 Day 5
Yet another way to use Flower Soft. You have seen it used on stamped images, premade greeting cards , I have even used it on scrapbook papers. Why not use it on an acual photo? This is one of my favorite pictures of an old friend that has since passed. He sure was fun to dress up and I think he liked almost as much as we did. Remember get creative, Flower soft comes in a wide range of colors and will compliment anything you want to use it on.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
FAB5 Day 5
Today is 3D. Im loving the images on acetate by Susan Louis so using a Spellbinders circle die I cut this cool santa out. Carefully rolling the image up I placed it inside this craft ornament. Using a little flowersoft glue I also added some Polar White Diamond Range Flower Soft for the look of snow inside this ornament.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
FAB5 Day 3
Today we are using acetate images from Susan Louis. I made this card so that the image seemed suspended in the middle of the window cut from Spellbinders. These are wonderful images on acetate and there is quite a nice selection to pick from in the store.
Crafty Tiger Tales
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
FAB5 day 2
Todays challenge is for Spellbinders. This Is a pin made from a piece of chipboard or just a piece of cereal box if you like, cut from Spellbinders tree. Then pained with Distress crackle paint. Then an initial cut from the same material using any letter die you may have and covered in stickles. Add a pin back and you have a pin for the holidays.
