Showing posts with label MojoMonday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MojoMonday. Show all posts

Sunday, December 20, 2009

More Mojo!

With my CraftROBO up and running, I took the opportunity to make up a batch of Christmas Cards using the mojomonday #117 sketch - I just love the way it comes together.

The white circle and red cardstock have been cut using the CraftROBO and the green strip was cut using Spellbinder Fleur de Lis die in the cuttlebug.  The felt hat has been in my stash for many years and cards finished off with gold peel off stickers.


Background pattern was purchased from bizzybecscardmakingscrapbooking and printed on gloss cardstock.  When printing, I used the 'plain paper' setting on my Epson Stylus R210 and it dried in no time!


Bling added to strip!



Another card using different background paper.






 
I am quite pleased with the way these cards have turned out - now to work on my last 10 cards!

Friday, December 18, 2009

Mojo Monday #117

It seems my mojo has definitely returned!   Must be the fact that it is SEVEN days to go!

the current sketch at mojomonday has inspired this next creation


Dark Green & Red leathergrain cardstock used, digital backgrounds from http://www.shabbyprincess.com/ the snowman image is from http://www.scrapbookflair.com/download.aspx


Spellbinder Circle & Fleur de Lis dies used in the Cuttlebug, with bling added.

I was so impressed with the way this one turned out, I made another one in the reverse colour scheme!



The centre strip background panel is my first attempt at designing a pattern using inkscape and cutting it on my CraftROBO.

Friday, March 20, 2009

MojoMonday #78 Thank You Card

I posted a comment on Linda's blog and I won some blog candy! So I thought it deserved a thank you card, made using the Flourishes stamp that I won as part of the candy!
I used the MojoMonday #78 layout for inspiration.
I used SU Choc Chip to stamp Flourishes Reverse Damask stamp, the small flower from SU Delight in Life and a Thank You sentiment on soft beige card. Brushed the edges with Choc Chip and then layered this card on chocolate cardstock and highlighted card with cream ribbon & pearls. The strip across the middle is a metallic choc brown, but does not show up that well in the photo.
I am very pleased with the way this card turned out - I hope Linda likes it too!