Hi, Just a quick post today to give you a sneak peak at some cards being featured at Scrappy-Go-Lucky today. Can you guess the theme???
If you get a chance, head over to have a peak!
I'll be back tomorrow to show you an easel card I made for my son's birthday.
See you then,
Tereesa.
Showing posts with label Sneak Peak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sneak Peak. Show all posts
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Card - Elegent Evening
Hi, This is one of my favourite cards, and was featured recently at Scrappy-Go-Lucky. It makes me think of days gone by – a time when men were gentlemen – a time of elegance.
The dress is coloured using watercolour crayons, and the man’s suit is heat embossed in black. The stamp is from Graphic 45.
For the background, I embossed the Core’dinations Whitewash with cuttlebug folder Jamara, then sanded the top layer to reveal the pattern. This is very effective, and can be achieved particularly well with the Whitewash collection. The lace is cut from Martha Stewart Elegant Cake Art.
The cream doiley in the background is from Paper Lace.
These flowers are from Stretch Your Imagination sized at 1 1/4″, 1 1/2″, and 1 3/4″. They’ve been coated in black glitter, layered, and a pearl added to the centre.
This card was for the Printblocks Creative Block in May, and only certain products could be used. I’m really happy with the end result. Hope you like it too.
And to whet your appetite a little more, here's a sneak peak of a super cute card being featured at Scrappy-Go-Lucky today. If you get a chance, head on over to check it out.
Till next time,
Luv Tereesa.
The dress is coloured using watercolour crayons, and the man’s suit is heat embossed in black. The stamp is from Graphic 45.
For the background, I embossed the Core’dinations Whitewash with cuttlebug folder Jamara, then sanded the top layer to reveal the pattern. This is very effective, and can be achieved particularly well with the Whitewash collection. The lace is cut from Martha Stewart Elegant Cake Art.
The cream doiley in the background is from Paper Lace.
These flowers are from Stretch Your Imagination sized at 1 1/4″, 1 1/2″, and 1 3/4″. They’ve been coated in black glitter, layered, and a pearl added to the centre.
This card was for the Printblocks Creative Block in May, and only certain products could be used. I’m really happy with the end result. Hope you like it too.
And to whet your appetite a little more, here's a sneak peak of a super cute card being featured at Scrappy-Go-Lucky today. If you get a chance, head on over to check it out.
Till next time,
Luv Tereesa.
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Frosty Cupcakes!!
Hi Everyone, Sorry my blog posts have been a bit sporadic lately, but things finally seem to settling into a routine now, so I hope to be again posting regularly.
I made this birthday card for a very special friend, Shelley (whose favourite colour is also pink). I was having fun experimenting with the new Imagine cartridges, and for this card I chose to use "Imagine Yummy” - check out the gorgeous colours and swirls of the images on this card.
I have used only the Core-dinations white cardstock for all the images below. This card prints and cuts beautifully with the Imagine. Isn’t the “happy birthday” paper gorgeous?
I’d also like to show you this really cool technique I heard about last year with SU. To achieve a look of real frosting on the cupcake, simply cover the area with Tombow multi liquid glue, leaving uneven swirls as you go.

Liberally cover the glue with embossing powder. You could use any colour, eg brown for chocolate frosting, but because my image was already pink, I used clear powder with some glitter mixed in.

You then heat emboss until it bubbles up, let the bubbles settle, and heat again. You may need to repeat this a few times until all the glue has dried.
Real frosting…. What do you think?
I added my two layers to the base image using foam dots to add extra dimension.
These flourishes and gifts were all cut at 1″ – and glittered accordingly.
And the sentiment was also cut at 1″, base image only, with a little bling added.
I hope you have found this useful – and enjoy making some yummy frosting.
And now that I've whet your appetite, Mandy at Scrappy-Go-Lucky has 30% off all Imagine cartridges for 2 days only. Don't miss out.
The Scrappy-Go-Lucky Blog is now up and running again. Here is a sneak peak at what I have featured there tomorrow. Make sure you check it out.
Thanks for stopping by.
Till next time, Luv Tereesa.
I made this birthday card for a very special friend, Shelley (whose favourite colour is also pink). I was having fun experimenting with the new Imagine cartridges, and for this card I chose to use "Imagine Yummy” - check out the gorgeous colours and swirls of the images on this card.
I have used only the Core-dinations white cardstock for all the images below. This card prints and cuts beautifully with the Imagine. Isn’t the “happy birthday” paper gorgeous?
I’d also like to show you this really cool technique I heard about last year with SU. To achieve a look of real frosting on the cupcake, simply cover the area with Tombow multi liquid glue, leaving uneven swirls as you go.

Liberally cover the glue with embossing powder. You could use any colour, eg brown for chocolate frosting, but because my image was already pink, I used clear powder with some glitter mixed in.

You then heat emboss until it bubbles up, let the bubbles settle, and heat again. You may need to repeat this a few times until all the glue has dried.
Real frosting…. What do you think?
I added my two layers to the base image using foam dots to add extra dimension.
These flourishes and gifts were all cut at 1″ – and glittered accordingly.
And the sentiment was also cut at 1″, base image only, with a little bling added.
I hope you have found this useful – and enjoy making some yummy frosting.
And now that I've whet your appetite, Mandy at Scrappy-Go-Lucky has 30% off all Imagine cartridges for 2 days only. Don't miss out.
The Scrappy-Go-Lucky Blog is now up and running again. Here is a sneak peak at what I have featured there tomorrow. Make sure you check it out.
Thanks for stopping by.
Till next time, Luv Tereesa.
Themes
Birthday,
Imagine,
Imagine Yummy,
Scrappy-Go-Lucky,
Sneak Peak,
Techniques
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Sneak Peak
Hi, Here's a quick sneak peak of a card being featured at Scrappy-Go-Lucky today - I've used Copics markers together with some Cricut cuts to make a dimensional frame.
Be sure to check it out ..... I hope you like it!
Till next time,
Luv, Tereesa
Be sure to check it out ..... I hope you like it!
Till next time,
Luv, Tereesa
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Engagement Card!
Hi, This is the card featured today on Scrappy-Go-Lucky. I fell in love with these gorgeous lovebirds from the Imagine "Better Together" cartridge; and when Shelley’s daughter, Jessie, recently became engaged, I thought they would be perfect.
The background is from the "Paper Lace" cartridge, and I've added ribbons, pearls, and a crocheted doiley.
I love the way you can layer different aspects of images with the Imagine cuts.
The sentiment and shadow is from "MS Elegant Cake Art", and I’ve used white glitter over the complete word. Don’t forget you can win this cartridge this week by adding a comment to any or all of the posts on Scrappy-Go-Lucky from Sunday 27th March until Saturday 2nd April.
For all sizes and instructions for this card, head over to Scrappy-Go-Lucky.
Now for some big news - would you like the chance to win your very own Imagine Machine. Mandy from Scrappy-Go-Lucky is having an amazing give-away - details will be revealed tomorrow...
Here's a sneak peak!
Luv, Tereesa.
The background is from the "Paper Lace" cartridge, and I've added ribbons, pearls, and a crocheted doiley.
I love the way you can layer different aspects of images with the Imagine cuts.
The sentiment and shadow is from "MS Elegant Cake Art", and I’ve used white glitter over the complete word. Don’t forget you can win this cartridge this week by adding a comment to any or all of the posts on Scrappy-Go-Lucky from Sunday 27th March until Saturday 2nd April.
For all sizes and instructions for this card, head over to Scrappy-Go-Lucky.
Now for some big news - would you like the chance to win your very own Imagine Machine. Mandy from Scrappy-Go-Lucky is having an amazing give-away - details will be revealed tomorrow...
Here's a sneak peak!
Luv, Tereesa.
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