Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love. Show all posts

Friday, August 23, 2013

Free Cut File-Project Life Love You card



I hope you enjoy this free cut file!

Just click on the image and it will download a Silhouette Studio file.

I hope you enjoy it. Please post a comment with a link to the project you used it on...

There may be a prize involved?!?!?!?!

Sunday, February 7, 2010

You Make Me SMILE

Here's my card for both Pile it On! and Prickley Pear.
The heart stamp is from Prickley Pear, isn't it lovely.
I really like the flirty look of the heart.


Challenges for Me:


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Friday, January 29, 2010

PRICKLEY PEAR!

Time to show off some of the Prickley Pear DT cards that I have been working on, I hope you enjoy them.

King of Hearts—




Size: A2
Cut 3 concentric circles out of card and the 2 colored papers (1.25" out of the white, 1"; out of the red, .75" out of the yellow). Glue those to inside of card. Print saying on computer, trim and glue to front of card. Stamp King on white paper color and trim. Cut red paper slightly larger than king stamped image. Print saying on computer, trim and glue on top of King. Mount with pop dots for dimension. Cover the colored paper inside of card with white paper.

Supplies:
Paper} Solid: (Red and Yellow) Archivers, White-Neenah
Ink} Memories, Copics
Tools} PPRS-King, Computer font courier, pop dots, Marvy circle punches


Love Cat—

Find the cat stamp here. It also uses one of my ALL TIME favorite stamps Linoleum Background. I use this stamp all the time. It is a great stamp to add just a little pattern over a solid, or even over another pattern (like I did here, you can kinda see it over the PP, I clear embossed it)

Size: A2
Cut size of card out of the green paper. Mount red panel on front with the edge punched. Cut another piece of green slightly smaller than the red. Stamp the linoleum stamp on the patterned paper with Versamark and clear embossing powder. Mount that on the smaller green panel. Stamp the cat on white paper and color with Copics. Mount him on a piece of red paper. Put a loop of ribbon behind the panel with the cat on it. Now attach that panel to the card with pop dots. Add a bow. Cut one of the patterned paper flowers out, and attach it to the front of the cat in the cats mouth with the leaf ribbon.

Supplies:
Paper} Solid: (Red and Green) Archivers, White-Neenah Patterned: Memory Box
Ink} Adirondack, Copics
Tools} PPRS-Scribble Cat and Linoleum stamps, SU Clear Embossing powder, EK Success Border Punch, Papertrey Ink red ribbon, May Arts Leaf Ribbon

Monday, November 2, 2009

Spread the Love Blog Hop

Thanks for joining the Spread the love blog hop. You've arrived on Random Vintage Finds. Next blog on the hop is listed below.

"On October 4th, 4 teenagers armed with knives broke into a home in a small town in New Hampshire. Alone and sleeping inside were a mother and her 11 year old daughter. These 4 boys broke into this home with the intent to rob and kill anyone inside. They stabbed the mom, Kimberly Cates, to death and left her daughter, Jaimie, for dead in their driveway. It was a completely random act, their home was chosen only due to its secluded surroundings."

Our hope is that everyone hopping around today will stop for a moment and think about Jaimie and her father and what life must be like for them now. One moment in time has changed their lives forever. We are asking that everyone reading this message please take a moment to make a card and send it off to Jaimie. You can make something very simple or much more involved, but please share some words of hope and love and let her know that people do care and want the best for her. Please send your card to the address below:

Jaimie Cates
c/o Mont Vernon Fire Station
Main Street
Mont Vernon, NH 03057

Please visit:
"Stamp Something...for Jaimie: Spreading Love and Hope" where you can read more about Jaimie and have all the info to send a card as well as join our special Card Drive Challenge. We have generous sponsors who have kindly offered up some prizes to anyone who makes a card, posts it on their blog, and lets us know they mailed it out.

You should have just arrived from
Janna Sicard

Next stop on the blog hop is:
Terry Oulboub

Here's the card that I am going to send Jaimie (her favorite colors are black and pink):