Saturday, December 25, 2010

Merry Christmas from Creations on Paper



This Christmas, I thank you all for visiting here and allowing me to grace your holiday season! It's a wonderful feeling to know I have friends who love to do what I love to do. What a pleasure it's been to create, inspire and share all this little things but most of all, thank you for all the support and comments you've parted through the year.
Here's looking forward to the next year of more fun and creations! Merry Christmas and hugs to you all!!!

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Friday, December 17, 2010

Kiss the Cook - Holiday Packaging



Counting down to Christmas, we have traditions in the family we love to do to remind us of the spirit of giving. One of them is baking our banana nut bread for our friends and family. The most exciting part of it is packaging them in bright red, green and blue cello and foil with very cute tags and ribbons. Every year, we come up with different ones and this years title is "KISS THE COOK Snowman". Thanks mom for pitching in the idea this year.

Here are other colors with other belly bands. This time I used SU!s Waffle Paper #120984 (metallic gold and silver). I thought I was going to go through the holidays without using them.. duh.




My snowmans look like they're blowing out kisses. Get ready to catch one:)

Punches Used:
- 2-1/2" circle Punch #120906
- 2 Step Owl Punch (the circle images of the owl's eyes are so useful; I used the medium and tiny size) #118074
- Full Heart Punch (Cut the other half of the heart into a thumb shape to make mittens. #119883
- Heart to Heart Punch (used the small heart to decorate the mittens) #119881

Cardstock:
- Whisper White (snowman head)
- Basic Black (eyes and mouth)
- Old Olive (for the mittens)
- Peach Parfait (2010-12 in color) or Snowman Nose

DSP:
- Jolly Holiday #117159 (decorate the mittens)

Other Supplies:
- Crop-A-Dial (tag hole)
- elastic Gold #109867 and Silver #109866 cords
- 5/8" Satin Ribbon (Early Espresso)#119753
- 3/4" Grosgrain Polka Dot Ribbon (Real Red)#115608
- SU!s Waffle Paper #120984 (metallic gold and silver)



Have a Merry Christmas!!! May you have a fun-filled, joyous and delightful one.

Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. Please visit my blog and my Stampin Up Website! Have a nice day!

Saturday, December 11, 2010

Penguin Owl Punch Art- Matchbox



Hello to my blog friends! Yup! Another punch art. I hope you're never too tired to see these punch arts in my blog.

I woke up this morning with this image in my head. Don't know why, but it was just there. Then I started to gather all my punches and came out with this cute penguin again. The owl punch was another handy punch to make these so if you don't have one. Get them already. Two Step Owl Punch #118074. What are you waiting for? Christmas? It's HERE!!!

Punch use for the Penguin:
- Two Step Owl Punch (for the penguin body w/o ears; use the heart as the beak and the small dots for the eyes; use half of the penguin body for real red pants)
- 3/4" Circle Punch (use for the face and punch cresents for the wings)
- Heart to Heart Punch - biggest heart (for the hat)
- Itty Bitty Punch Pack - small flower punch(for the pompom of the hat)



Supplies Used:
Cardstock:
- Real Red - (for the hat and the pants)
- Whisper White (for the penguin face and Matchbox cover)
- Old Olive (for the Matchbox)
- Basic Black (for the penguin, eyes, belt)
- Very Vanilla (for the hat rim and pompom)
- Peach Parfait (for the beak)
- Daffodil Delight (for belt buckle)
Stamp Set:
- Sparkly & Bright #115346
Ink Pad:
-Real Red Ink Pad
BigShot Die:
- Matchbox die #114890
Other Supplies:
- Crop-A-Dial - 1/8" punch - #108362
- Grosgain Ribbon - 3/4" Polka Dot Real Red #115608


Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. Please visit my blog and my Stampin Up Website! Have a nice day!

Friday, December 10, 2010

Christmas Sugar Cookie Card


Hello again! Today's share is an inspiration I got from Betty Crocker's cookies. I found a box of ready-to-bake homemade cookie in the kitchen counter and saw this beautiful picture of a sugar cookie. It had white confection snowflake trim on it with red candy dots on it. I decided to make a card of it and tried to come close to it. Well I tried. It was hard getting the right color of the cookie so I just took my retired CS, Creamy Caramel, and whooped one up. Yup, I hoarded..hihi. I had to, for the holidays. It's the color of cookie, bread, cakes and all that yummy stuff. SU! should bring that back.



Anyway, here's my card. I love Real Red (next to Cherry Cobbler CS), it went well with the cookie. Sooo festive.

Measurement:
This is a 5"x5" whisper white card.

Supplies Used:
Cardstock:
- Real Red
- Whisper White
- Very Vanilla (for the small snowflake)
- Creamy Caramel (retired)
Stamp Set:
- Many Merry Messages #116586
Punch:
- 2-3/8" Scallop Circle punch #118874
- Snowflake Punch #119852
BigShot:
- Textured Embossing Folder - Perfect Polka Dots #117335
- Scallop Square #115950
- Decorative Strip - Northern Frost #120901
Other Supplies:
- Crystal Effects glue #101055 (for the red dots)
- Stampin' Glitter - Fine Galaxy Set- Red #114286
- Stampin Emboss Powder - Gold #109129
- Heating Tool #100005
- VersaMark Pad #102283
- Dimensionals #104430

Then again, if you want to attend a class for Punch Arts to make your Christmas cards, email me :) I will also be teaching how to Heat Emboss your cards.

Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. Please visit my blog and my Stampin Up Website! Have a nice day!

Monday, December 6, 2010

Xmas Containers - Candy Cane Christmas DSP


Last month, I found a container that I bought long ago. It must have just crept under the bed and had gone to my forgotten list..hihi. Anyway, I already decorated some containers a couple of years ago with DSP. This time I tried them with the Candy Cane Christmas DSP for yummy cookies my mom's going to make. In this picture, I put my small retired stamps to raffle away in my workshops when I pick a name from the Door Prize entree that were submitted. Cool idea for your workshop.

These containers are smaller than the usual containers you find in Costco filled with bulk goods (like Chocolate covered raisins, peanuts, etc.)

So many years ago, we crafted cookie jars or Cookie ingredient jars with those Xmas printed cloth on the lid. Do you remember those? This time I cut a piece of the Designer Fabric - Candy Cane Christmas (#121715) to match the DSP paper. Isn't that cool? I just cut a round piece which measured 1/2" bigger than the lid. Then, I placed batting material (polyester) to put padding (like a soft pillow) on the cover then sealed the fabric with glue gun!!

So that you don't see the ugly part of the glued fabric, I adhered a Tasteful Trim border from the Bigz XL Die #120893. Then I decorated with DSP #120809!!! Don't forget the 1/4" Real Red Grosgrain Ribbon #109034.

SOOO EASY!!! Oh, I also put little Basic Pearl Embellishment #119247 in front and back of the container. Here is the back side. I used the Homemade Stamp #116978 with Real Red Ink Pad. Then punched it out with the 2-3/8" Scallop Circle Punch #118874



If you want to see my past containers, click HERE.

Supplies Used:
Cardstock:
- Chocolate Chip Brown
- Whisper White
Stamp Set:
- Homemade #116978
Ink Pad
- Real Red
DSP:
- Candy Cane Christmas #120809
Punch:
- 2-3/8" Scallop Circle Punch #118874
BigShot Die:
- Bigz XL Die- Tasteful Trim #120893
Other Supplies:
- Basic Pearl #119247
- 1/4" Real Red Grosgrain Ribbon #109034
- Designer Fabric - Candy Cane Christmas #121715
- Container from "Smart and Final" store


Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. Please visit my blog and my Stampin Up Website! Have a nice day!

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Penguin Punch Art Projects



We had fun last night with our Penguin Punch art and look at what we created with them. We have a card which I guess will be one of my cards this Xmas. We also made some Treat Cup goodies! The cups fit perfectly in front of these cutesies. All I did was adhere them in front of the penguins with M&M mints inside. Aren't they so cute! No need for complicated paper backing or openings behind. I found that it's easy to peel the cups from the Penguin without tearing them. They adhere back onto the penguin after the goodies are gone. Sooo Cool!!!



Ok, Ok! I know you've been asking for the punches I used.

Punch:
- 2-1/2" Circle Punch #120906 (for the body, head, hat, head band
- Ornament Punch #119847 (for the tip of the bonnet)
- 3/4"x 15/16" oval medium punch #120908 (earmuffs & beak)
- 1-3/4" Circle Punch #119850 (inner body)
- Large Oval punch #119859 (the face)
- Small Oval punch #119863 (the wings)
- Modern Label Punch #119849(the feet)
- Itty Bitty Punch Pack - Circle #118309(for the eyes)
- Fancy Flower Punch- XL #118073(for the pointy beak, punch out a flower then use your 3/4" x 15/16" oval punch to position on the center of the pointy piece of the flower impression)

Textured Impression Folder:
- Perfect Polka Dots #117335 (on the head band)
- Square Lattice #119976 (on the hat and earmuff)
- Northern Flurry #120902 (for the card)

Stamp Set:
- Many Merry Messages #116586

Cardstock:
- Real Red (hat)
- Old Olive (headbands)
- Baja Breeze (earmuffs)
- Whisper White (body and face)
- Daffodil Delight (for the feet)
- Basic Black (the body)
- So Saffron (for the beak)

Other Supplies:
- Treat Cups #116802 (to hold your candy)


Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. Please visit my blog and my Stampin Up Website! Have a nice day!

Saturday, December 4, 2010

Penguin Punch Art- Strictly Punches



Now we're waddling through Christmas, here's a another punch art for your projects. I'm having a class this weekend on my Xmas Punch Arts and here's a sneak peek on one of those we're doing tonight and tomorrow night. Hurry and signup by emailing me.

Why penguins? I love them, alot of you love them and they just leave a smile on your face. Don't they? Does anybody remember Tuxedo Sam? I miss him. He's a Hello Kitty Product in the 80s that my sister and I collect.

As you all know already, I love to texture emboss my projects. My punch arts will have them too :) These penguins are sooooo cute and easy to make and I'll show you ways of using them in your projects in my class.

Thanks for looking! Have a wonderful weekend!


Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. Please visit my blog and my Stampin Up Website! Have a nice day!

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Christmas Cards - Embossing Part 2



Helloooo!!! It's time again for new cards. This group of cards were more like proto-types but it all came out so pretty that I decided to make them all. You may pick and choose which looks better but I think it can all be lovely Xmas card giveaways. It's so interesting how different it looks in just one element adjustment.
In fact, texture embossing is my favorite technique of all. It's just the best thing SU! ever invented. LOVE ITTTT!!!

These cards measure 4-1/4" x 5-1/2" and will fit an A2 envelope. The very vanilla cardstock was cut at 4" x 5-1/4". I had to emboss 2 Very Vanilla CS with 2 textured embossing folder seperately. Then cut them in half to combine them on the card. Cover the middle part with the Bigz Tasteful Trim and you're set to embellish your card!

For Classes to make Christmas cards, please email me! I'll help you create your cards!





Supplies used:
Cardstock:
- Cherry Cobbler #119685
- Vanilla White #101650
- Crumb Cake #120953
Ink Pad:
- Cherry Cobbler ink pad #119669
Stamp Set:
- Occasional Quotes #120142
- Tags til Christmas #121169
BigShot tools:
- Tasteful Trim Bigz XL Die #120893
- Texture Embossing Folders:
a. Northern Flurry #120902
b. Pelals-A-Plenty #116824
Punch:
- Ornament Punch ##119847


Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. Please visit my blog and my Stampin Up Website! Have a nice day!

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