Birthday Cupcake

Happy Birthday Kirsten.  This is for my son's girlfriends birthday.  She is an amazing woman, and I hope she has a great birthday.  Oh she is also a LEO!  Which makes her even better!!!!

Recipe:

Dreamweaver: Flicking 

Stencil: misc sizzix

Stamp Pads: SU basic black

Stamp sets:  "so many sayings"

Paper Colors:  SU Basic Gray, Regal Rose, Wild Wasabi, DSP

Punches:  SU Modern Label

Accessories:  Paperclip, ribbon

Splitcoast Sketch Challenge:  SC410 

Thanks for stopping by today!!!! I appreciate it.


"My friends is not perfect-no more than I am-and so we suit each other admirably."  ~Alexander Smith

Dreamweaver Birthday Presents

I want to share some cards I made using a birthday stencil.  This is a Sizzix embossing folder, that I took apart so I could use it for a stencil with my Dreamweaver products.  Such a cute present.  You probably remember, I used these on my Christmas Tags.  Fun to use some other mediums to create a different look. 

Here is the first project

"Polka Dot Present"  

Recipe:

Dreamweaver: Flicking 

~black paste

~mica powders

~stencil

Presenting the second card

"Sweet Present"

Recipe:
Technique: Color, Paste, & Dazzle
~Translucent paste
~stencil
Dazzling Diamonds
Stamp pads:  So Saffron, Tempting Turqouise
Paper color:  So Saffron, Tempting Turquoise, Regal Rose, DSP
Punches: Modern label

Splitcoast Sketches: SC 419

Sunflower

I was messing around with my Dreamweaver stencils and paste.  I made this beautiful sunflower.  I am super excited for summer to get here.  I miss is so much!  I hope that spring gets here quick, I wouldn't mind at all if it stuck around for a while.  Ya, know~ before I start complaining it's 'too hot'  Notice there is no snow on my sunflower (that's a hint~ mother nature)  :)

Recipe:
Dreamweaver:  Black paste, mica powders, LJ902 stencil
Technique:          Flicking - for the flower
                                 Faux mother of pearl - behind the flower
SU Stamp pads:  So Saffron, Cajun Craze,
Ink:                          Pearl
Paper:                    glossy cardstock, cajun craze, more mustard
Accesssories:       more mustard ribbon, diamond brad

I love the 3d effect that the embossing paste gives.

It was great to see you todayHave a wonderful day.


"A loving heart is the begging of all knowledge" ~Thomas Carlyle

Merry Christmas Tags

These are my cute little tags I made for my daycare families and friends.
Using the Flicking technique

Birthday Hot Air Balloon

I love this balloon, and the flicking technique.

Supplies: Dreamweaver stencil LL3003

Mica powders; white, green, pink SU! "Teeny Tiny Wishes" stamp set Technique: Flicking Have an awesome day!!!

Up, Up and Away

This is another one that I made using the *Dreamweaver stencils. And the flicking technique. Also used~ * SU! Papers, white, black, and remember orchid opulence. *Mica powders, *Black embossing paste

Dream Weaver Purse, Butterfly

I am quit slow posting these cards. I hosted a Dreamweaver party back in February. Anyway these are the beautiful cads that the ladies taught us how to make.

Technique used on the butterfly is Flicking I sure had a lot of fun, hanging out with my girls. And making these cards. Thanks for stopping by~

Away to the Future

I think I will take a minute to explain my "bond" family today. Since I have a lot going on with them this month. Well 26 years ago, was the beginning. When me and my bff met (bond sister). Since then I have been taken in by her family. So it is not a family of blood but of bond. That being said, this is for my brother. He has lived here most of his life, and now is taking a plunge into his work and transferring half was across the US. I thought a hot hair balloon would be fitting.

Supplies: Dreamweaver: Stencil LL3003 Mica powders, turquoise, white, purple Embossing paste: black used here paint brush Su! DSP "first edition" SU! classic pad tempting turquoise SU! ribbons basic gray wide silk Technique: Flicking

This is such a fun card, the flicking is very fun! I hope that I have inspired you to try it. Have a terrific day! Thanks for stopping by ~Sharon

Steve & Jada 2011

My nephew is getting married today! I wanted to share with you the card I made for them. I love the phrase "the best is yet to come" I have never used for a wedding card, but really it is very appropriate.

Supplies: Dreamweaver Stencil LJ902 DW:black embossing paste Mica powders Technique: Faux Mother of Pearl Misc stamp SU! DSP, and paper

So of course, first I did the faux pearl background. Then used the stencil and black paste to make the flower. After the flower dried, I put the stencil back in place, used some versa mark to make it sticky. Then I put the mica powders on with a paint brush. After that set for a little while, I sprayed it with sealant.

Thanks for stopping by today, I really appreciate your comments. Have a wonderful day.

Dreamweaver

You all know Kandi, she had a Dreamweaver home party. It is the first one ever done. At least that we know about. It was a lot of fun. These are the cards we made.

Solid Mica

 

Sticky Paper

Dazzle Paste