Ann Clack here with a cling and scrunch card for you to enjoy.  This is for my cousin who lost her mother to cancer.  My aunt's name is Persis which is why I used purses.  She often wore jewelry with little purses on it so this is quite proper.  She was a wonderful person and is being missed by many. 

The cling and scrunch technique is from the 2007 June issue of the TJ newsletter.  AND you should NOT miss the upcoming blog hop this next coming week..........there is going to be a sale going on.  Stay tuned for more info coming on May 31st.  The little punched purses were an idea I saw from a fellow TJer.  Wish I could have written her name down as now I don't remember.  *sigh*    The "Sympathy" word was cut out with my cricut using a file from kwerner. 

Leopard Peel Off Borders by Judy Jackson

Hello, out there in Technique Junkie Land!  This is Judy Jackson sharing a card with you today.  I have used the Peel Off Border technique from the April-May 2012 newsletter.

I used the Scenic Stamping technique to create the focal image.  Stamps Credits are for Impression Obsession and Stampin' Up. I felt the lattice border sticker blended well with the masculine focal image.

In just days the June-July issue of the TJ newsletter will be mailed out!  Just wait till you see the techniques in that one!  Wonderful!  I hope your week is a great one!

Enjoy you creativity!

Judy Jackson

Try That Technique

Good Mornin' TJ'ers:  Nancy Dawson here to bring you this week's Try that Technique for May 24 - June 6. Masked Layers was featured in the February/March 2012 Technique Junkies NL. Using Stampin' Up! Newsprint Designer Paper (retired) as the background, I sponged with two shades of blue and one green classic ink, the vocal point is the Stampin' Up! Just Believe stamp set (which is NOT retiring).

What an interesting and great technique for masculine cards as well as get well, sympathy, birthday - the possibilities are endless. Come join the fun and post your cards for more inspiration.

Have a great day and go get 'inky'!

Nancy

CASCADING TEA CUPS

 Hi Junkies, this is Chrissy D sharing with you today! Have you joined in on the TRY THAT TECHNIQUE CHALLENGE yet? This week's challenge is to create a project using the technique called Cascading Images from the (April/May 2012). You can read all of the details about the Technique Challenge HERE. You have until THIS WEDNESDAY to play along!

 The images I used are from I BRAKE FOR STAMPS - and a set called Said a Prayer along with another stamp called Small Tea Cup.

The Papers I used are from The Paper Temptress - SO shimmery - Basis #80 and the Silver Lustre Package

Thank you for taking a look! Have a great day!
Chrissy D

Fancy Folds and Motion CD: Tri Shutter Card

Hello TJ Friends~ Thank you for stopping by today! Kathie McGuire here on your Stamping Saturday. I thought I would share a very simple--but complex-looking card from the Fancy Folds and Motion CD. The Tri Shutter card is surely my favorite design and I seem to make them for almost any occasion. This card was made entirely from a Graphic 45 paper kit. What could be easier? I hope you've enjoyed looking and I sure appreciate the visit. Have a great rest of the weekend! Kathie

Holly Brown: Ducky Hugs

Hi Junkies!  It's Holly posting today, and I'm sharing this cute Ducky Hugs card with you.  I've used the Collaged Circles background technique here, and I colored the duck image with Copic markers before I cut it out.  This cute duck image is from Prickley Pear, one of our TJ vendors this month.  I created the sentiment from some die cut letters, so it will be perfect to send this card to someone who needs a hug.  :-)

I hope this has put a smile on your face today!  Have a wonderful day!

Mini Album Mania by Judy Jackson

This little mini scrapbook album is a morphed version of two of the techniques listed on the Mini Album Mania CD - Hinged Coaster and Tag and Flap. Our daughter and family are missionaries in Romania and although we Skype often - hugging, kissing, and playing with her two boys in person is much better!  

While they were visiting us in the USA Aidan turned one year old - so we had a party!  We went to Romania a year ago to meet this little boy when he was one week old.  While we have lots and lots of pictures from that trip, and she sent us some during the year, there just were not enough pictures for a large regular scrapbook.

Our daughter chose 12 pictures - one for each month - to show how he had grown and changed during this first year and she had them on display for family to look at during the party.  I took those 12 pictures and put them into a mini album. Not all of the pages are displayed here in this post.

This was fun to make -- however, it only reminded me of how much I miss those boys!  Well, and their parents too!  Stamp credits: Verses and Inkadinkadoo.

If you have not yet purchased the Mini Album Mania CD and you are a scrapper or if you have dabbled a bit in scrapping but are overwhelmed at the thought of creating a regular sized scrapbook album, then this CD is for you!  The info for how to purchase this CD is on the side bar of this post.

I hope you all had a wonderful Mother's Day!

Judy Jackson