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Showing posts with label peachy keen stamps. Show all posts
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Sunday, July 11, 2010

My Creative Time Throwback Thursday Challenge



The challenge this week at My Creative Time is to create something with an animal theme using Zooballoo. I don't know how I missed it, but I don't own Zooballoo! I used Animal Kingdom instead. I used to watch Flintstones everyday as a kid and always loved the alligator purse that Wilma's mom used. So, I decided to create my own alligator purse. It would be great to give with a gift card for a little shopping spree.




Ingredients:

Animal Kingdom Cricut cartridge
George & Basic Shapes Cricut cartridge (purse is two triangles welded together)
Gypsy
PK-750 Animal Faces - Small from Peachy Keen Stamps
Lots of Pun stamp set from Joy's Life
Cuttlebug and embossing folder
Cardstock from my stash
Ribbon - Stampin' Up
White Gel Pen - Stampin' Up





Sunday, July 4, 2010

Throwback Thursday Challenge for My Creative Time


Emma at My Creative Time has a Cricut challenge each Thursday to use an older cartridge. We were challenged to make something with a baby theme using New Arrival. Since I don't own New Arrival I chose to use Stretch Your Imagination. I am trying to get caught up on my daughter's baby album so I thought this would be a good opportunity.





Recipe:
Stretch Your Imagination Cricut cartridge
Simply Sweet Cricut cartridge (font)
PK-490 Everyday Character Face Assortment from Peachy Keen Stamps
Cardstock, paper, white gel pen, punch, & ribbon from Stampin' Up






Saturday, July 3, 2010

PEACHY KEEN STAMPS CHALLENGE #31



I have decided to get with the times and create a blog.

My first post is my entry for the Peachy Keen Stamps Challenge #31. The challenge is to create a card or scrapbook page using the following sketch:






I used stamps from peachykeenstamps.com and allthatscraps.com. The paper and markers are from Stampin' Up. I embossed the water and sand using my Cuttlebug and embossing folders. The embellishment is from my stash.





Julie