There is another challenge at My Pink Stamper. Robyn this time asked everyone to make something that is SUPER YUMMY. I made this basket of ripe apples to enter the challenge and also for of my friends' son who is going through a recovery from an operation. The apples look yummy, don't they? :)
I cut the basket and the apples from Doodlecharms (2''3/4 and 1'' respectively). The grass is from Plantin Schoolbook. The avocado dotted ribbon is Papertrey Ink's and the adhesive ribbon on the basket is Sea Glass Paper Ribbon. I love this kind of ribbon since all I have to do is to cut it at the desired length, peel off the nonadhesive part and stick it to the place you want it to be on. The sentiment is from a My Pink Stamper stamp set.
TFL.
Hi, My name is Giang. I am married to a kind man, with a little daughter born in 2009. I fell in love with scrap-booking and card-making the day I taught a reading lesson on paper craft. After being a follower of some great paper craft people, my love has grown even more. As a beginner, I would really appreciate it if you leave comments and encouragement. Thanks for dropping by. Giang Nguyen
Showing posts with label Plantin Schoolbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plantin Schoolbook. Show all posts
Jan 26, 2011
Jan 16, 2011
An amazing MPS challenge
The Pink Stamper is launching a very interesting challenge. The participants will have to hop from one of her PS designer's blog to another to find out the key words for the challenge. I hopped from her site to other 22 blogs on the hop trail. Exciting!
I love the projects made by her designer team and the participants.
Here is what I just finished and wanted to use for the challenge.
This is a branch of peach blossoms which are typical of spring and Tet holiday (Lunar New Year) in Vietnam where I live.
I cut a small dry branch from a dying tree. The flowers were hand-made. The yellow insides of the flowers (cut at 2'') are from Pagoda. I didn't use the flower there as it does not look very 'soft'. The long, narrow leaves (cut at 4''), which look like peach leaves, luckily can be found on Plantin Schoolbook. I used the italic feature.
This is a close-up
I will add more flowers and leaves + hang cards (with MPS stamps on, of course) and lucky envelops and twinkling lights on it. It will then be a great decoration for the upcoming Tet (in about 2 weeks).
TFL
I love the projects made by her designer team and the participants.
Here is what I just finished and wanted to use for the challenge.
This is a branch of peach blossoms which are typical of spring and Tet holiday (Lunar New Year) in Vietnam where I live.
I cut a small dry branch from a dying tree. The flowers were hand-made. The yellow insides of the flowers (cut at 2'') are from Pagoda. I didn't use the flower there as it does not look very 'soft'. The long, narrow leaves (cut at 4''), which look like peach leaves, luckily can be found on Plantin Schoolbook. I used the italic feature.
This is a close-up
I will add more flowers and leaves + hang cards (with MPS stamps on, of course) and lucky envelops and twinkling lights on it. It will then be a great decoration for the upcoming Tet (in about 2 weeks).
TFL
Jan 2, 2011
MPS challenge
I made this card to enter My Pink Stamper's challenge.She has 2 openings for her upcoming 2011 My Pink Stamper Design Team! The participants are required to make a card, scrapbook page, or other Cricut project with your favorite cartridge using her favorite colors
Green Brown (other optional color of your choice) I am not ambitious to be one of the members on her design team. I just enjoy challenges where I can see other people's great work.
Here's my card.
First, it took me a long time to do the hand stitching (the yellow zigzag in the middle) because this is the first time I have ever done the stitching on paper. The flowers are from Plantin Schoolbook, cut at 1''1/2, 1''1/4 and 1'' and layered. I embossed the phrase With love which is not clearly shown.
To be honest, I am not very happy with the result. I should have embossed the whole triangle green half instead of embossing only a wavy border line paralleling with the hand-stitched line (the wavy was actually debossed because I misplaced the folder lol).
I still used the card to enter the challenge although the details and design are simple and basic. The ultimate purpose is to learn, to get experience and to connect with friends.
Thank you all for looking.
Pink
First, it took me a long time to do the hand stitching (the yellow zigzag in the middle) because this is the first time I have ever done the stitching on paper. The flowers are from Plantin Schoolbook, cut at 1''1/2, 1''1/4 and 1'' and layered. I embossed the phrase With love which is not clearly shown.
I still used the card to enter the challenge although the details and design are simple and basic. The ultimate purpose is to learn, to get experience and to connect with friends.
Thank you all for looking.
Dec 29, 2010
4-season cards
Hello,
I tried making the autumn card first. And then the idea of doing the other 3 season cards came across my mind. Here are the results.
Spring card:
Cartridges used: Stretch your imagination for the phrase (1''3/4) and the bird (3''), Give a hoot for the branch (1''1/2)
Summer card:
Cartridges used: Stretch your imagination for the bike (2''3/4), Create a Critter for the sun (1''1/2), Plantin Schoolbook for the grass (1''3/4)
Autumn card:
Cartridges used: Stretch your imagination for the tree and leaves (2''3/4) and the phrase (1''1/2), Give a hoot for the grass (1''1/4). There are 3 tulips in the grass, but I cut them off. I should have placed the dark green grass on the light green one so that it has the feel of autumn.
Winter card:
Cartridges used: Stretch your imagination for all. Card and frame: 4'', snowflakes: 1'' and 2''.
I might have listed some wrong measurements 'cause I did from memory. I will note them more systematically from now on.
Happy Thursday.
I tried making the autumn card first. And then the idea of doing the other 3 season cards came across my mind. Here are the results.
Spring and summer cards
Autumn and winter cards
Spring card:
Cartridges used: Stretch your imagination for the phrase (1''3/4) and the bird (3''), Give a hoot for the branch (1''1/2)
Summer card:
Cartridges used: Stretch your imagination for the bike (2''3/4), Create a Critter for the sun (1''1/2), Plantin Schoolbook for the grass (1''3/4)
Autumn card:
Cartridges used: Stretch your imagination for the tree and leaves (2''3/4) and the phrase (1''1/2), Give a hoot for the grass (1''1/4). There are 3 tulips in the grass, but I cut them off. I should have placed the dark green grass on the light green one so that it has the feel of autumn.
Winter card:
Cartridges used: Stretch your imagination for all. Card and frame: 4'', snowflakes: 1'' and 2''.
I might have listed some wrong measurements 'cause I did from memory. I will note them more systematically from now on.
Happy Thursday.
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