As you can see, each card was slightly different. These are just 4 of the many that I made. To start, I either downloaded or created my background paper. The Filigree is a special Memory Box die called Embedded Pear, that I found at the convention. I bought it because I thought it would make a beautiful corner piece, but as I checked out the gal told me it was made to fit their pear die. How silly, thought I - who would ever do that. Then I saw a couple samples of work done with the two dies combined and stopped thinking it was such a silly idea. Since I had not purchased the Pear Die at the show, I had to recreate the proper size and proportions and make a template and again create or download my papers. Use the template to make the pear, cut it out, sponge on different colors to create shading and realism. I cut the filigree from different shades of brown. Made a leaf and stem and then assembled everything. The last step was putting on the bling. I was going to use 'diamonds' but found these coppery multi-color pieces in my drawer and thought they were perfect for the coloring on the card. It was fun and challenging, but among other things I am thankful that I have the time to play and create that which is in my mind, not to mention my thankfulness for all the 'toys' that I use.
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
The Pears of Thanksgiving
Hope you had a verry blessed Thanksgiving.  By now everyone has received their cards and it is safe to post them.  
As you can see, each card was slightly different. These are just 4 of the many that I made. To start, I either downloaded or created my background paper. The Filigree is a special Memory Box die called Embedded Pear, that I found at the convention. I bought it because I thought it would make a beautiful corner piece, but as I checked out the gal told me it was made to fit their pear die. How silly, thought I - who would ever do that. Then I saw a couple samples of work done with the two dies combined and stopped thinking it was such a silly idea. Since I had not purchased the Pear Die at the show, I had to recreate the proper size and proportions and make a template and again create or download my papers. Use the template to make the pear, cut it out, sponge on different colors to create shading and realism. I cut the filigree from different shades of brown. Made a leaf and stem and then assembled everything. The last step was putting on the bling. I was going to use 'diamonds' but found these coppery multi-color pieces in my drawer and thought they were perfect for the coloring on the card. It was fun and challenging, but among other things I am thankful that I have the time to play and create that which is in my mind, not to mention my thankfulness for all the 'toys' that I use.
As you can see, each card was slightly different. These are just 4 of the many that I made. To start, I either downloaded or created my background paper. The Filigree is a special Memory Box die called Embedded Pear, that I found at the convention. I bought it because I thought it would make a beautiful corner piece, but as I checked out the gal told me it was made to fit their pear die. How silly, thought I - who would ever do that. Then I saw a couple samples of work done with the two dies combined and stopped thinking it was such a silly idea. Since I had not purchased the Pear Die at the show, I had to recreate the proper size and proportions and make a template and again create or download my papers. Use the template to make the pear, cut it out, sponge on different colors to create shading and realism. I cut the filigree from different shades of brown. Made a leaf and stem and then assembled everything. The last step was putting on the bling. I was going to use 'diamonds' but found these coppery multi-color pieces in my drawer and thought they were perfect for the coloring on the card. It was fun and challenging, but among other things I am thankful that I have the time to play and create that which is in my mind, not to mention my thankfulness for all the 'toys' that I use.
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Candy - Snowman Die
Pop over here:  http://handmadebytlc.blogspot.com/  and enter to win a snowman die.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Woohoo...Promarkers Candy...
Nicole at http://stampingnicole.blogspot.com/ is giving away 50 brand new ProMarkers  See her note below and go sign up....
- http://stampingnicole.blogspot.com/From Nicole: Hi Lady's
Everyday I get so 
many lovely comments from lots of you. Sometimes I wonder how to thank you all 
for doing so. So this time I am going to giveaway a set of 50 brandnew 
Promarkers + 50 nibs you can put on your promarkers to make it in to a 
multi-liner. I even going to giveaway 2 sets of Metallic Markers. So in total 
there will be 3 winners.
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Want Great Graphics?
I'm impressed with the quality of their digi stamps and find this club to be a real bargain....
Just in case you are interested.
Friday, November 2, 2012
Mega Candy
 and here's the URL in case that doesn't work
  and here's the URL in case that doesn't workhttp://pinkpuds.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/mega-candy-time.html
Great blog -great candy! Check it out.
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