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  • Happy Birthday to Rick!

    Welcome to a Special ODBD Birthday Blog Hop! Today we are saying HAPPY BIRTHDAY to RICK!

    If you’ve been to one of the Stamp Shows or conventions, then you’ve probably seen Rick in the ODBD booth. Rick is Kelley’s husband and number one fan and today is his birthday!

    RIck 2012Rick at the Lawrenceville, GA Convention 2012

    Julie Warner - https://thewritestuff.justwritedesigns.com

    For my birthday card, I used the new Special Boy set. I figured this set was about as masculine as they get and works well for big boys as well as little boys. I made the background for the largest layer and truck image by swiping various colors of Copic markers across a piece of vanilla card stock. Then the truck image and tire tracks were stamped on top of these using the dk brown chalk ink. I fussy cut the truck and attached it to a deckled rectangle of vanilla to give it a bit of separation. The metallic bronze layer was embossed w/ a Sizzix folder and the sentiment was die cut and attached to a leftover strip of the background with small bronze brads. Since I wanted to have crossed checkered flags, I stamped one as usual and stamped one again on the plastic sheet of my SAMJ (stamp-a-ma-jig) then quickly pressed a piece of vanilla c/s on top to get the reverse image.

    Thanks so much for stopping by! Happy Birthday, Rick!

    This is also for the Sketch Challenge (SC418) on Splitcoast today. As usual, I rearranged it a bit and turned it on its side.

    Supplies:

    Stamps: Our Daily Bread designs  Special Boy
    Paper: vanilla, metallic bronze
    Ink: Colorbox dk brown fluid chalk ink
    Accessories: Copic markers, Spellbinders deckled rectangle & lacy pennant dies, Sizzix embossing folder (diamond plate)

  • Christmas Chickadee Wreath

    Julie Warner - https://thewritestuff.justwritedesigns.com

    For today’s Free For All Challenge (F4A145), we are to use fruits or veggies or colors of fruits or veggies. So ok, this may be stretching things a tad, but pine cones are fruits and so are the holly berries. Or I guess I could go w/ the colors rhubarb and celery. Anyway, that’s my story and I’m sticking to it because I really need to make some more Christmas cards.

    The images are all from Our Daily Bread designs and are a mix of new and older and I pretty much gold embossed everything except the background. The chickadee image is from the new Chickadee Ornament and since I wanted to put it on my wreath, I fussy cut it out. The Apple Wreath (minus the apples) was embossed on a die cut circle.  The pine cones (from Sing for Joy), were also embossed and fussy cut. I attached my wreath on top of a Wood Background I stamped w/ the sand ink. The greeting (from Christmas Flourished Verses) was die cut w/ a tag die.  A bow and some designer paper finished my 4.25 x 5.50 card.

    Thanks so much for stopping by!


    Supplies:

    Stamps: Our Daily Bread designs – Chickadee Ornament, Christmas Flourished Verses, Apple Wreath, Wood Background
    Paper: Neenah white, dp (DCWV Christmas combo))
    Ink: Tsukineko Encore Ultimate Metallic gold pigment, Memento desert sand
    Accessories: ribbon, mini bowdabra, gold embossing powder, Copic markers, Spellbinders circles & tag dies

  • Holly & Plaid for Christmas

    Julie Warner - https://thewritestuff.justwritedesigns.com

    A big CONGRATS to Allison, the Featured Stamper (FS303) on Splitcoast this week! What a super gallery she has! After much browsing, I kept coming back to her Celebrate the Season card. I kept the Christmas theme, the plaid and layout but I used different images, made my own plaid background (instead of using designer paper) and used a different die cut for my frame.

    The images are all from DRS Designs. I stamped the main image twice on white card stock, colored them w/ Copics and cut out the just the holly leaves on one to attach on top of the matching area on the base image. After die cutting my frame, I used a Copic marker to add some color inbetween the two dies on the raised area.

    I used the plaid maker stamps and inks and a red Tombow marker to make my plaid background.  The cut out image was attached on top of my frame w/ a die cut fancy lattice behind it and a dark red piece of card stock behind it. A few punched snowflakes were added in opposite corners and my 5.50 x 4.25 card was finished.

    Thanks so much for stopping by!

    Supplies:

    Stamps: DRS Designs – Merry Christmas w/ Holly, Open Plaid
    Paper: white, dk red
    Ink: Memento inks in tuxedo black, new sprout, bamboo leaves, cottage ivy, desert sand
    Accessories: Copic & Tombow markers, Spellbinders labels 18 & fancy lattice dies, snowflake punches, stickles