Showing posts with label Hobby Lobby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hobby Lobby. Show all posts

Monday, February 6, 2023

Michelle's 2023 Birthday Card

My terrific friend, Michelle, recently celebrated her February birthday!
I chose to make her slimline card and envelope with 
one of the newer 49 and Market collections, Curators Botanical. 
Such beautiful colors!
Decorating the envelope with rub-ons really made it pretty!


The card is 3-3/4" x 8-1/2".
The envelope is 4" x 9".
The page I chose has beautiful prints on it,
so I decorated it very simply. 


The colors of these little flowers are perfect for this card! 


In this paper collection are laser cut elements. 
Looking at this row of tickets gave me an idea!
On white vellum paper, I printed the words that came 
to my mind when thinking of my friendship with Michelle. 

 
This collection has the prettiest laser cut elements and rub-ons.  
So, I decorated the inside of the card with them. 



I incorporated a cute rub-on butterfly with the laser cut flowers.

Wishing Bubbles really add visual interest!

I just LOVE the laser cut fencing with all the beautiful flowers, foliage & butterflies!


I had so much fun making this card for my dear friend.
Now I have one more birthday card to make this month!
Thanks for visiting and have a great day!
Lisa

Products used:

49 and Market - Curators Botanical collection



"Records"

6x8 Rub-Ons

Laser Cut Elements


Solids (for the envelope)

49 and Market - Wishing Bubbles
"Blueberry"

"Grape Soda"



Hobby Lobby
Paper Studio Blue & Purple Flowers



Inks
"Colonial Blue"
edge inked the tickets

"Spring Pansy"
edge inked the card



Tools
Basic Grey Rub-On Tool

Fiskars 12" SureCut Paper Trimmer

Martha Stewart Scoring Board

Recollections
Corner Rounder Punch

Adhesives

Nuvo Glue

Scor-Tape

Saturday, January 28, 2023

Diana's 2023 Birthday Card

 I've created a pretty, but simple slimline card for my dear friend Diana.
Her favorite color is purple, so this selection is perfect for her!


I also handmade a pretty envelope using the same paper collection.
Here's photos of the card with the envelope.




The flowers are a combination of 49 and Market
and the cutest little purple pansies I found at Hobby Lobby.


Thanks for viewing!
Have a great day, 
Lisa


Products used:

49 and Market - Vintage Artistry - Lilac

"Gestural" for the card

"Ingenue" for the envelope 


49 and Market - Flowers
Sugar Petals - Huckleberry

Sugar Stems - Huckleberry


Hobby Lobby - Paper Studios - Flowers
Purple Pansies

Thursday, January 5, 2023

Best of Times

 Another wonderful lunch spent with my sister and brother-in-law
at Union Kitchen restaurant in beautiful Cypress, Texas
on a cool April 9th day in 2022.
Great food and always great company!

I love this ARToptions Plum Grove collection 
because of the beautiful prints on each page.  
I love to incorporate and not cover up beautiful print like this.
It works perfectly with only a couple of small floral arrangements. 
I chose this page because the colors in it matched so well 
with Vicki's crocheted shawl.

For the title, I went with this ephemera piece......

Just so you know, 
I've made my sister and myself each nearly duplicate layouts!
This one will hang on my "Family Wall" of layouts.

All flowers, the white-ish seed pods, a color wash rub-on and ephemera pieces 
are all from 49 and Market.

Let's look closely, though, at the plum-purple seed stems.
These tiny beauties were a drab tan
until I colored them with Lindy's Magical color Plum Knödel Purple!


I curved into a circle, a stem containing three plum flowers.
Then I curled the stem tail by wrapping it around a paint brush handle. 
It became the perfect piece for the plain top corner of the layout.
I used floral ephemera from the same collection to enhance the flower arrangement and to tie it all in with the prints at the bottom of the page. 
Just below it, and along the side of the photo on the layout,
I applied a color wash rub-on in a nice olive-y green.

I cannot say enough about the astonishing ReneaBouquets butterflies. 
OMG!
These are exceptionally gorgeous, aren't they?
I replaced the antennae with copper ones I made myself, 
just to make them different. 


Here are more photos of the beautiful butterflies I used on this layout.
I'm running low and am out of some...TIME TO REORDER!

You can see the chipboard border trim I selected to line the photo.
I inked them in a beautiful coordinating Boysenberry color.




Butterflies, moths & dragonflies really beautify a layout!


I wish 49 and Market would sell just packs of seed pods!
I 'stole' these from other flower packs. 
I love what they do for a flower arrangement!

This is the other flower arrangement I put together.

I've really enjoyed scrapbooking this and the previous one I posted 
of me and my sister.  
It felt great to create again!


Best to all in this new year. 
I pray for world peace, better leadership, health and happiness.
Lisa

Products used:

49 and Market - ART options-Plum Grove collection

page named "Bountiful"

Color Wash Rub-Ons
(used the olive green top right corner of photo)

Ephemera
(used the title words adhered to the top left of the photo)

Laser Cut Wildflowers
(used with the top right corner flowers)


49 and Market flowers
Wildflowers - Plum

Florets - Plum

Maura's Vineyard - Merlot

Maura's Vineyard - Rosé

Vintage Shades Potpourri - Cerise


ReneaBouquets butterflies
Tiny Treasures - Debutante

Tiny Treasures - Mid Winter's Dream

Dbl side printed Magical Miniatures
Mid Winter's Dream


Dusty Attic chipboard
Fancy Trim #9


Tattered Lace dies
Paradise Ferns

Ferns


Hobby Lobby Paper Studio embellishments
Tan Berry Sprigs


Ink & Mica Powder
ColorBox Pigment Ink - Boysenberry
(to color the chipboard border around the photo)

Lindy's Magical Set Deutsch Desserts
(used Plum Knödel Purple on the berry sprigs)


Tools
Basic Grey Rub-On Tool


Adhesives
Scrapbook.com Foam Adhesive Sheets
(used under the photo)


Recollections Foam Adhesive Circles
(used under some of the butterflies)

Beacon 3-in-1
(great for adhering flowers)

Nuvo Glue
(for adhering the chipboard border)