Showing posts with label handmade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handmade. Show all posts

Friday, July 12, 2013

Happy Birthday, for a Guy!

For us card makers, we all know it is harder to make cards for guys.
I came up with a great, fun card for a guy though!


I used the scrapbook paper as my inspiration and built off of that.
I cut and glued that down.
I then ran washi tape across the top and the bottom of the card.
I took a tag and added a mustache sticker and stamped "sending you birthday wishes".
I then added 3D dots on the back and placed it on the center of the card.
I had some cute tiny washers that worked perfect with this card,
so I used glue dots and adhered three on either side of the card!

Ta da, a great guy card!

This card, and many more, are available in my Etsy shop
http://CreationsByKT.etsy.com

Saturday, March 23, 2013

Easter Blog Hop

Happy Easter everyone!
Thank you for joining us this weekend on our Easter hop!
We hope you enjoy our projects and there is a chance to win some yummy blog candy along the way!

 Blog Candy
Close To My Heart Vanessa Toro Independent Consultant is giving away $10.00 worth on CTMH products.

Follow me on 
Follow My Blog and you will be entered for the giveaway.


Scraptastical Kreations


 Scraptastical Kreations is giving a Gift Card for $10.00 worth of files
Be sure to follow Scraptastical Kreations on Facebook and mention 
You came from the "Easter blog Hop"




Here is the complete line up in case you get lost along the way


My project is an Easter card that I made for my boyfriend
I like to make him a card for every holiday!


I kept this card fairly simple, focusing on the fun orange heart background.
I used my Cricut and the Give a Hoot cartridge to cut the bunny out.
I adhered chicken stickers that oddly resemble peeps! :)
They are kind of in a line, marching on for Easter, to go along with the title sticker, "Easter Parade".

Sunday, December 2, 2012

Christmas Poinsettia Cards

Christmas is right around the corner! It is hard to believe it is December already. Time sure flies by!

I have been working on a lot of Christmas projects lately - between trying to get presents made for Christmas, participating in events online, and trying to create stock for my Etsy shop.

The following is a set of Christmas poinsettia cards that I made.








Each card has a Christmas themed decorative background with a ribbon running across the length of the card. The card is then decorated with a reddish burgundy flower that has gold glitter. The flower is accented with a gold brad.

This set of cards is available for purchase in my Etsy shop
www.CreationsByKT.etsy.com

Saturday, December 1, 2012

A Home Spun Christmas Blog Hop



Hello and welcome to the A Homespun Christmas Blog Hop. Thank you so much for hopping with us, we hope this hop provides lots of inspiration on gifts to make for the holiday season. We have 2 sponsors for this blog hop.

The first sponsor is Scraptastical Kreations.

She is offering a $20 Gift Certificate to her store: http://www.scraptasticalkreations.com/ To be eligible to win the Gift Certificate you must go to her Facebook fanpage https://www.facebook.com/pages/Scraptastical-Kreations/120204111343309?fref=ts and like the page (if you’re not a fan already) and you must also leave a comment on the fan page.

The second sponsor is Hot Berry Designs.

She is also offering a $20 Gift Certificate to her store: http://www.hotberrydesigns.net/ To be eligible to win the Gift Certificate you must go to her Facebook fanpage https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hot-Berry-Designs/288054737891436?fref=ts and like the page (if you’re not a fan already) and you must also leave a comment on the fan page.

You should have came from Suzanne - http://www.zannieberry.blogspot.com. If you started at my blog please go back to the beginning http://hotberrydesigns.blogspot.com/ so you don’t miss any inspiring gift ideas.


The project I created is one that I remember seeing my Mom do when I was younger. I created Christmas ornaments out of styrofoam balls, ribbon, sequins, seed beads, and sequins pins.

You wrap the ribbon around the styrofoam ball twice, creating four quadrants, and you create a loop with one of your pieces of ribbon. You then proceed to fill the empty spaces with sequins pins that have a seed bead and a sequin on them.

The following are ones that I have created for Christmas gifts this year.








You next stop on the hop is Elecia - http://creationsby-kahaulani.blogspot.com/



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