Showing posts with label lace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lace. Show all posts

Sunday, April 20, 2014

Steampunk Junk Hat and Bracelet


Finally, I am getting a chance to get this out. I have been trying to finish this project all week and now I can say it is done. Haunted Design House has a Steampunk Junk challenge going on. To be honest I originally was not going to do this challenge because I am not familiar with Steampunk, but that made it all the more interesting for me to try this challenge.

So I had all of these items on hand and they were just waiting to be made into something:





I used these items to create my Steampunk Junk Hat and Bracelette:

  • large coffee can
  • lid from ice cream bucket
  • outside case to the First Aid waterproof adhesive tape
  • Antique Gold spray paint
  • Brown spray paint
  • white lace (that I stained with coffee and tea)
  • metal keys (Michael's)
  • metal buttons (I had in my stash)
  • paper flower (Michael's)
  • black velvet ribbon
  • metal bits (Michael's)
  • brads

The Bracelet:



The Hat:



 And here is me wearing the hat and bracelet:


I am entering my Steampunk Junk Hat and Bracelet into the following challenge and linky party:
After all that, I really enjoyed this challenge and I can now say I learned what Steampunk is and I have to say, I like it!!! Thanks for stopping by and checking out my project.

Sunday, February 9, 2014

Be My "Bloody" Valentine Candy Box


I am super excited to share with you today my Be My "Bloody" Valentine Candy Box with a little surprise inside. This is for sure not your traditional box of chocolates for a traditional Valentine. Since my favorite show, "The Walking Dead" comes back on tonight I just had to pay tribute to it. So I created a triangle candy box, decorated it with a Valentine flare and some "blood splatter." Then I hit the kitchen and made some candy coated Oreo brains for the surprise inside.




I used these items to create the Candy Box (ALL of which have been in my stash for quite some time):

  • Sweet Tooth Boxes Cricut cartridge - triangle candy box cut at 9 1/4
  • Cake Basics Cricut cartridge - heart cut at 9 1 /2
  • Wild Card Cricut cartridge - Be my Valentine
  • red lace
  • red craft paint - "blood splatter"
  • Glossy Accents

I used these items to create the surprise inside (ALL of which I had on hand too):
  • Wilton Cookie Candy Mold
  • Oreo cookies
  • Wilton Candy Melts - red, pink and white
I am entering my Be My "Bloody" Valentine Candy Box in the following challenges:

Friday, February 15, 2013

Bucket o' Love


I give you Bucket o' Love. I made only 2 of these: one for my hubby and one for my mom. I was down for 2 days earlier in the week, just simply tired, I think because of my chemo treatments. Now I'm a couple days behind in Valentine cards and gifts, so I am playing catch up.

I used these items to create this Bucket o' Love:
  • metal pail from Target $1.00 bin
  • lace
  • ribbon
  • Martha Stewart edge punch - lace heart
  • Sweethearts Cricut cartridge - Love
  • Stickles - Love (you probably can't see it in the photo)
  • misc. chocolate and candy lollipops
I am entering my Bucket o' Love in the following challenges and linky party:
Thank you so much for stopping by and checking out my Bucket o' Love.

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Looking through the Window - Mother's Day card


Today I bring to you a Mother's Day card I created for my mother-in-law.  During the end of December my mother-in-law had made this statement on her facebook page, "So strange!!! I was looking out my kitchen window this morning thinking about Joe (her deceased husband) when this yellow butterfly flew on my deck and hoovered in front of the window a little while then flew away...Maybe it was telling me that I will be okay and next year will be a better one for me!!!!! I hope so anyway...."  Now this might not sound strange to some of you but since she lives on the east coast, seeing a butterfly in December is very strange.  Ever since that day I knew I wanted to create a window card for her...and this is what I came up with.



I used these items to create this card:
  • Design Studio
  • Locker Talk Cricut cartridge - for the window card***I know totally not expected!!!
  • George and Basic Shapes Cricut cartridge - for the square cut for the window
  • Indie Art Cricut cartridge - the butterfly
  • Cuttlebug
  • Swiss Dots embossing folder
  • Studio G glitter glue
  • foam squares
  • Stampin' Up Ribbon and lace - for the curtain effect
  • Glue Gun - to attach the lace to the ribbon
  • Clear Craft Plastic - for the window
  •  DCWV Spring Stack of pattern paper
  • My Craft Spot stamps - Inside & Out Set #2

I am entering this card in the following challenges:
Thank you so much for stopping by and checking out my Looking Through the Window Mother's Day card!

Thursday, January 5, 2012

I'm Yours - Goth Girl

I am so excited to be sharing this most recent card of mine!  I am very new to digital stamps and last year I won a challenge and the prize was a couple of digital stamps.  I have to say I didn't know what to do with them.  After viewing a lot of creations from many talented bloggers, I think I now know what to do with them.  I'd love to hear your thoughts and constructive criticisms!

I used these items to create this card:
  • Dilly Bean digital stamp
  • Red, Black, Brown Sharpie markers
  • Red lace
  • Red Stickles - bow
  • Martha Stewart corner punch  - front and inside
  • Martha Stewart edge punch - inside
  • white gel pen - for eye
  • Wood stamp - inside
Here's the inside:

I am entering this card in the following challenges:
I hope you've enjoyed my Goth Girl and please leave me a comment to let me know what you think!