Showing posts with label heart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heart. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Line Hearts Cut File
These are sized for the fronts of cards. Both of them are in the 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?!?!?!?!
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Good Morning! Final Day!
Good Morning! Final Day!
Welcome to the Prickley Pear Rubber Stamp Release Party! We have 5 beautiful new
clear sets and dies we are so pleased to announce. Our Scalloped Circles Set,
New Butterfly, New Build a Bird, Blobby Flowers and Hearts! Visit the Design
Team's daily releases and our blog to have chances to win
one of these beautiful sets.
Each day you have more than one chance to win. Start at the Prickley Pear Rubber
Stamp Blog. Simply post our logo onto your website, become a follower and leave
a comment on the Prickley Pear Blog for one chance to win. Then hop on over to
the day's release blogs and make comments there for more chances to win. Sounds
easy enough. And the bonus is that you'll see some fabulous paper projects
featuring the new sets. So lets get started!
Go to the
clear sets and dies we are so pleased to announce. Our Scalloped Circles Set,
New Butterfly, New Build a Bird, Blobby Flowers and Hearts! Visit the Design
Team's daily releases and our blog to have chances to win
one of these beautiful sets.
Each day you have more than one chance to win. Start at the Prickley Pear Rubber
Stamp Blog. Simply post our logo onto your website, become a follower and leave
a comment on the Prickley Pear Blog for one chance to win. Then hop on over to
the day's release blogs and make comments there for more chances to win. Sounds
easy enough. And the bonus is that you'll see some fabulous paper projects
featuring the new sets. So lets get started!
Go to the
for all the details
Today I am showing you the Heart. I love what PPRS have done to decorate the hearts.
I also am showcasing the paper from A|Muse... IT IS AWESOME!
This one is the black Damask.... It is a black pattern with a shimmery white background.
and the bast part... wait for it, wait for it.... You can color it ANY color you want by using a Copic!

Please let me know if you want to order any!
Key Words
A Muse,
diecuts,
heart,
Prickley Pear
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Sunday, February 7, 2010
You Make Me SMILE
Here's my card for both Pile it On! and Prickley Pear.


Challenges for Me:
- Pile it On-To The One You Love
- Double Dutch - Valentines
- Creative Card Crew - Valentines
- ABC Challenges-N is for New (brand new heart stamp)
- Pennys - Valentines/Love
- Stampin For The Weekend - Valentines
- If the Shoe fits-Color (red, pink, white)
- Gingersnaps - Romance
- Charisma Cardz I Love You
- Stamp Something - Love Somethings
- Crafty Calendar - Love/Friendship with an option of Hearts
- Fun With Shapes - Hearts and Stripes (heart punch)
- Papertake - Love Actually
- The Tanda Teaser - Loved One
- Paper Play - Love Notes
- Challenge Up Your Life - Valentines and Hearts
- Fussy and Fancy - Hearts
- Pixie Dust -Decorative Border (edge punch and sewn borders)
Key Words
card,
heart,
love,
Prickley Pear
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—
King of Hearts—

Size: A2Cut 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: A2Cut 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
Friday, February 20, 2009
February ATC
Here's February's ATC. Theme: A Song in my Heart


I scanned in an vintage Valentines card (the kitties), and cut them to size. As the background I used old vintage sheet music, all of this is mounted on a old BINGO card. I wanted my ATC to be interactive so when I glued down the train kitty, I only did the sides and bottom, that made a pocket where I could tuck in that other kitty (the one that is making a valentine). I attached that kitty to the card through a silver eyelet tied with red and white bakers twine.
I scanned in an vintage Valentines card (the kitties), and cut them to size. As the background I used old vintage sheet music, all of this is mounted on a old BINGO card. I wanted my ATC to be interactive so when I glued down the train kitty, I only did the sides and bottom, that made a pocket where I could tuck in that other kitty (the one that is making a valentine). I attached that kitty to the card through a silver eyelet tied with red and white bakers twine.
Friday, February 13, 2009
Conversation Heart Cookies
As for almost any holiday, Valentines day being no different, I made cookies for my co-workers. These ones were going to be awesome. I found a recipe on line at marthastewart.com for wonderful Conversation Heart Cookies. You need to plan these cookie out... so start today. The dough needs to be refrigerated for at least 1 hour, and the frosting needs to set overnight, before you can write on them. Martha uses gel food coloring to stamp her message on the cookies, I used edible ink markers (I think this is a lot easier for kids). You'll also notice that for my Royal Icing I decided to pipe a bead of contrasting icing around the edge of my cookies (you do this right away and let it dry), 1 for a little color fun and 2 to keep the thinned down icing from running off the sides of the cookie. If you've never worked with royal icing, it takes a few tries to get used to it. The amount of water you add can make or break it. I kept it really thick to do the edge piping and thinned it down to flood the cookie. I wrapped them individually and put them all in a nice basket with a tag (of course!) I hope you make this cookie for your loved ones, and add a special/meaningful message.
Key Words
cookies,
heart,
martha stewart,
tags
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