Posts Tagged ‘My Mind’s Eye’
A rather simple card than gives a special message.
Play along in this week’s Michelle Perkett’s Challenge #43!
Supplies:
Michelle Perkett Studio Rubber Stamps available at Faerie Song Art Stamps
Copic markers
Queen & Co. felt lace
SU! sentiment
Eyelets
My Mind’s Eye patterned paper
Mojo Monday sketch #153
Here are a couple sketch samples from me for the P K Glitz sketch challenge!
Supplies:
Wine, Fuchsia & Squash Blossom E P Max (P K Glitz)
Stamp (Stamp Camp)
Ribbon (Michael’s)
Rub-on (BasicGrey)
Patterned Paper (Tinkering Ink)
Supplies:
Turqoise Ritzy Ditzy Glitz (P K Glitz)
Squash Blossom Embossing Powder (P K Glitz)
Sticky Tape (P K Glitz)
Rub-ons (Making Memories)
Foam letters (American Crafts)
Flowers (Prima)
Border Punch (Martha Stewart)
Patterned Paper and fabric (My Mind’s Eye)
Brad (BasicGrey)
and getting ready for Halloween! I used one of Michelle Perkett’s faeries offered at Faerie Song Artstamps to make this Halloween-ish card. It’s Glenda the Good Witch!
The card layout was inspired by Shimelle’s weekend crop, thanks Shimelle!
Supplies:
Faerie Song Art Stamps, Michelle Perkett Designs
Copic markers
Glitter pen
My Mind’s Eye patterned paper
Shimelle’s sketch
Part of Shimelle’s instructions include Photoshop tutorials on Saturdays! I totally love how she puts the steps down so easy to understand and do.
I used one of our recent lessons – how to make something aged. Doesn’t this lifeguard hut look ancient? I LOVE this effect! Thanks again for the terrific instructions Shimelle!
Supplies:
My Mind’s Eye paper
We R Memory Keepers washer
BasicGrey large hardware, rub-on and chipboard letters
P K Glitz embossing powder
Unity Stamp
StazOn ink
Transparency
Fiber
Shimelle’s sketch
Essence of a Dream Aged Paper Texture
This assignment from Shimelle’s class was to go to one of your favorite spots and take a bunch of photos. I tried out some of the photo taking ideas that I’ve learned from the Love Your Pictures, Love Your Pages class. Basically how to use the settings on your camera more to your advantage.
The large top photo was done using the stitch assist option on the camera. Looks pretty cool! I just love taking pictures of the sunrise at the beach – only a mile from my house. I am truly lucky to live so close, one lucky thing that I try not to take for granted. The morning was beautiful as the sun peeked above the clouds to light up the world.
The letters were done by cutting self-adhesive foam from Sizzix dies. Super easy. Buy those self-adhesive foam sheets at the craft store when they’re on sale, no matter what the color is. The blue used in this page was white originally that I painted blue to match the surfboards. Paint first then cut – works just fine!
Supplies:
My Mind’s Eye paper
Donna Downey foam stamp
Ranger paint
Sizzix dies
Shimelle’s sketch
















