Another By the Inch Card by Judy Jackson

Hi! Judy Jackson here.
These inchie squares are so fun to create cards using the By the Inch Technique from the October 2010 issue of the Technique Junkie Newsletter!

Stamps used for this card are all from Stampin' Up! I used the Pulled Glimmers Technique (June 2010 issue of the TJNL) to create the background colors behind the stamped images.

Ribbon that had a variety colors is used for an embellishment behind the By the Inch nine square focal image.

Winter is coming but these images remind me that Spring comes right after!  I much prefer warmer weather over cold weather.

Have a good week!

Judy Jackson

Wisped Frames

Hello Friends! It's Kathie McGuire here! Did you miss me yesterday? I didn't forget about you, honest. I was just immersed in rubber at the annual Fall Fiesta Rubber Stamp Show in Mesa, AZ. It was a great convention and I enjoyed demo'ing and seeing all of my local stamping and papercrafting friends there.

So now I'm back down to earth and sharing my usual Saturday technique, just a day later. This card features the oh-so-easy "Wisped Frames" technique from the 2/10 newsletter. See how it makes my happy little cupcake even happier?? It's such a nice subtle addition to any image.

Thanks for stopping by today! And if you haven't tried Wisped Frames, show me some *love* and try it! You'll be glad you did.

Kathie

The Fancy Folds and Motion Paper Crafts CD! - Marvelous Marquee Card - by Judy Jackson

This is such a fun card to open! It looks like it will be a Gate fold card, but as you open the card and pull back the side panels the "curtains" open to see an image behind the curtains!

Lots of sponging on this card. Stamp credits Stampin' Up, Impression Obsession, and the verse in unknown and unmounted. sorry!

Now the big question is --- have YOU ordered The Fancy Folds and Motion Paper Crafts CD yet? They will be in Pat's hot little hands and ready for mailing very soon! I know I can hardly wait to get my own copy! You can go to Pat's blog to order this CD. All of the info is on her sidebar! www.patstamps.blogspot.com/ We are all looking forward to seeing your fancy fold and motion creations!

Judy Jackson

TRY THAT TECHNIQUE: Mono Mosaic

Hi, it's Beth here with Try That Technique Thursday. This week Diana Enns and I challenged each other to do the Mono Mosaic technique from the December 2005 issue.

For you chance to have your Mono Mosaic card on the Yahoo home page, for the wee, all you have to do is submit your card to the Yahoo group.

Congratulations Barb Benson. You are the winner for last week's Tye Die Technique and can find you card on the home page now.

Stamps: I Brake for Stamps, Hero Arts, SU

Tunnel Card by Ann Clack

If you haven't gotten the Motion CD yet, what are you waiting for?  Christmas is coming......make that big hint to your hubby.....uhhhhh......I mean Santa!  Here is a card made from one of the new techniques called a tunnel card.  Enjoy!

FALL TRI-STAIR CARD

Hello Everyone- 

This is Chris Dickinson here. 

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This technique was SO much fun and I thought it was one of the coolest things I have ever seen! I have NOT seen this technique anywhere out there, BUT it is on the Fancy Fold and Motion Cd!

You can pre-order the cd right here - 

Location

United States $17.95              Canada $17.95              Overseas $19.95

Here are a few details on my card:

Stamps: I Brake For Stamps  FALL and WINTER Collage Sheet

Cardstock: Celery, Espresso, Autumn Spice from Stampin' Up!

Accessories: Paper Trimmer, Scoring Tool (Martha Stewart), Offray Ribbon, Dew Drops, Felt leaves, Mini Glue Dots, Prismacolor Pencils 

Thank you for stopping by! Have a wonderful day!

Yes!

Yes! It's Try That Technique Thursday! This week Diana Enns and I challenged each other to do the Tie Die Wax Resist technique from the October 2006 issue. How fun is that?!

Stamp: I Brake for Stamps
Designer Paper: Bo Bunny

For your chance to win a day on the home page of our Yahoo group, create a card or project with this technique and post it to our Yahoo group. Let's see your stuff!