Showing posts with label Nifty Fifties. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nifty Fifties. Show all posts

Sunday, June 9, 2013

Enjoy

FCCB Challenge #163 Ribbons, Ruffles and Bows

Card Measures 3 3/4 x 9.

Cardstock:  CTMH, Bazzill Basics
Cart:  Nifty Fifities, Basic Shapes
Ribbon:  Michaels
Pleated Ribbon: unknown
Ink:  VersaFine
Stamps:  CTMH, Fiskars

Great haul from CTMH:  Dream Pop paper pack.  Michaels trim packs for $2 ea!

If You like Pina Coladas - Let's Go Tropical!

Friday, January 18, 2013

Threads Tag

"A BANNER YEAR" CRICUT CARDZ CHALLENGE #123 

 

Tag approx 5"h.
 The tag for a gift sent to my aunt who recently renovated her craft space so that she now has a dedicated sewing room.

Cart:  Nifty Fifties, Accent Essentials
Cardstock: Bazill Basics, Petersen, Arne, paper from stash
Distress Ink:  Wild Honey

Wishing you many hours of happy crafting in 2013!

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Apron Fun

I recently picked up the "Nifty Fifties" cart for a super deal, $24!  I had fun putting this card together as a thank you to a friend who surprised me with a fun apron as a housewarming gift.
So flirty and fun!


 I was originally going to go for a bright, summery DP, then found this scrap from K&Co. and it reminded me of an old linoleum floor.  I inked the edges with Mustard Seed Distress Ink and put my cheery little cuts on top of it.  I think the bright colors add the right amount of whimsy to the vintage.  What do you think?

My friend is from Montana, so when it came time to create the envelope for my thank you card, I recalled an old atlas that I had saved just for crafting.  (When moving I discovered we had two.  What a great excuse to use one for crafts!)  I used my MS score board to create the A2 size 'lope.



One last thing: when will they formulate a "quick dry" Stickles?  As you can see on my card, there is red glitter stuck all over the front of my apron cut.  Of course a piece of paper swooshed across my card before it was done drying smearing red, gluey glitter all over the cut.  Arrrggghh!  It happens to me more than I'd like to admit.