Beata June

Hi friends! I'm popping by to remind you to enter all your "fall" cards in this month's TCP Tuesday Challenge.  This month's theme is fall--we want to see some type of fall element in your cards (e.g., fall activities, colors, Halloween, Thanksgiving).  Today I'm sharing a silhouette fall sunset card featuring the Birch Forest and Great Outdoors Stencilz :       To make this card I first blended my card base with distress oxides (ripe persimmon, peacock feathers and blueprint sketch).  To make the deer silhouette, I used the Birch Forest Stencil and black soot distress ink.  To make the grass silhouette, I blended black soot distress ink using the grassy side of the Great Outdoors Stencil .  Then I stamped the "You are in my heart" sentiment from the Bold Sentiments onto black cardstock with versamark ink, covered the sentiment with white embossing powder, and heated it with my heating tool.  Then I fussy cut the sentiment and g...

Hello October! With a new month here, that means there's a new monthly Tuesday Challenge over at The Cat's Pajamas!  This month's TCP challenge theme is Fall.  We want to see all your cards and projects featuring fall colors, fall activities, Halloween, Thanksgiving, etc. For this month's challenge, I made a Halloween card featuring the Hey Boo stamp set , woodgrain stencil, and The Neighboohood stencil : To make this card I blended my A2 card base with distress oxides (seedless preserves, spiced marmalade, and wild honey), and splattered with water.  I stamped my witch and moon from the Hey Boo stamp set  onto a piece of Neenah solar white card stock and colored with copics. I masked my colored witch and then blended the blue woodgrain background using the Big Beautiful Blending Brush and Woodgrain stencil .  Then I blended some bats with distress ink using The Neighboohood stencil , cut out the bats and glued them onto the woodgrain backg...

Yippee! It's new release day over at The Cat's Pajamas and that means the Cat Pack is celebrating with a blog hop! You should have arrived here from Lynn's blog .  I'm so excited to share more cards I made featuring some of the new release goodies! My first card features the Peace, Love, Joy die , Birch Snowglobe die , and May the Forest Be With You stamp set: My second card features the Roll With It stamp and die bundle : My third card features the Meowy Christmouse stamp set which is available for purchase now, or which you may receive free with a ny purchase of $65 or more:  My last project I'm sharing is some tags for Christmas cookies I plan to bake during the holidays, featuring the Christmas Cookies CutUp dies  (cookies are glued onto a stitched rectangle I made using the Rectangular Stamp Die ):  Next kitty up is Wendy!  Head on over to Wendy's blog to see her awesome creations for The Cat's Pajamas new release blog hop!...

It's another sneaky peek day over at The Cat's Pajamas!  Today I'm sharing a peek of the new Grab the Unicorn stamp set .  This stamp set is sooooo adorable! How I made this card:  First, I blended differed distress oxides using the new Twist Stencil to make the rainbow background on my white A2 card base.  Then, I stamped and colored the unicorns from the Grab the Unicorns stamp set with copic markers, cut them out, and adhered them with foam tape to pop them up over my rainbow background.  To finish off my card, I stamped the "Wishing you sunshine & rainbows" sentiment from the Grab the Unicorns stamp set with black ink on some pink cardstock, cut it out and glued it underneath my unicorns.  Here's another look at my card: The Grab the Unicorns stamp set is available now over at the TCP store -- click here to purchase yours now! Hope you enjoyed this sneaky peek!  Be sure to tune in again tomorrow for The Cat's Pajamas...

Hello my crafty friends!  Thanks for visiting my blog for another sneaky peek of The Cat's Pajamas new release! Today I am sharing a sneak peek of the Feliz Navidog stamp set . You can purchase this stamp set or get it free with any purchases of $65 or more over at the TCP store . To make this card, I used the Rectangle Stamp Cutup die to cut out the postage stamp frame from red cardstock and glued that onto my green A2 card base.  Next, I stamped the cute pups from the Feliz Navidog stamp set onto white cardstock and colored them with copic markers.  After I finished coloring, I cut out the "dog tree" and adhered it over my red postage frame using foam tape for dimension.  To finish off the card I stamped the "Feliz Navidog" sentiment under my postage frame on the bottom of my card. Thanks for joining in today's TCP sneaky peek! Click here to purchase the Feliz Navidog stamp set from the TCP store, or you can get this stamp for FREE with your p...

Hi crafty friends!  Thanks for joining me for a sneaky peek of some of this month's new release goodies over at The Cat's Pajamas!  Today I'm sharing a peek of the new Snapes Alive stamp set . I am a huge Harry Potter fan so this was so fun to play with! How I made this card:  First, I used the new Birch Forest stencil to make the trees in the background by blending some different shades of blue distress oxide inks using the Big Beautiful Blending Brush .  Then I flicked some water only my blended background sky, and colored my birch trees with some colored pencils.  Then I used the Wavy Stitched Border cutup die to cut out the grass from white cardstock, and used the Big Beautiful Blending Brush to blend some green distress oxide inks to make the grass.  I glued the grass to the bottom of my Birch Forest card base.  Next, I stamped and colored the Potter bunny and cauldron from the Snapes Alive stamp set with copic markers, cut them out, and use...

Hi friends! Popping in to remind you that you still have time to join in this month’s Tuesday Challenge over at The Cat’s Pajamas .  This month’s challenge theme is Layer Up! Here’s a rainbow card I made layering some diecut letters from the  Big, Little Alphabet Cutups die set  (inspired by a card made by Jennifer McGuire). To make this card, I first blended distress oxides (squeezed lemonade, picked raspberry, bundled sage, and mermaid lagoon) on my A2 white card base, and splattered with water.  Then I glued a white framed border on top of my card base.  Next, I die cut four of each letter for my “love” sentiment from blue, green, yellow and pink cardstock using the TCP  Big, Little Alphabet CutUps die set .  I then glued the different colors of each letter together, making sure I staggered the letters for each layer so that the color from the underlying layer peeked through.  After creating my mini rain...