Showing posts with label That's The Ticket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label That's The Ticket. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Friend, Hey There

Good morning everyone.   Sunshine and warm weather, the time is right for some sailing.  So get out your nautical wear and put it on.  But this time, instead of pairing your navy and white striped sweater with red, use pink and have a fabulous day!



Recipe:
Cardstock - Whisper White
DSP - Birthday Bash Specialty
Stamps - Hey There Buds, Fancy Flexible Phrases 
Stampin Write Markers - Night of Navy, Strawberry Slush, Pear Pizzazz
Cool Tools - Ticket Duo Punch
Pretty Accessories - Primrose Petals

Friday, May 23, 2014

Hello

A little de-bossing today.  Colors I used were Strawberry Slush, Pink Pirouette, Wisteria Wonder, Pistachio Pudding & Summer Starfruit.   I used our Stampin Write Markers to ink up my stamp.  Tons of fun!

Other - Tea Lace Doily, Wildflower TIEF, Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border & Ticket Duo punch & mini clothespin




tfs Diane Ouellette 

Thursday, November 7, 2013

Something Pretty

It's been a difficult few months but I'm still here.  The project I have today was inspired by one on Pinterest.  I have not been able to find the person to  give credit to.  My apologies.

As usual, the colors spoke to me, Island Indigo,  Summer Starfruit, Whisper White and Crumb Cake.

I really like the Delicate Lace tape.  The name says it all.

Thanks for stopping by.


Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Happy 96th Birthday


I have been making cards for upcoming birthdays on my calendar lately. This one is for my grandmother.

I wanted to use a new technique that is trending on the Internet now with Stampin' Up! Demos & customers. The stamp sets Memorable Moments & That's The Ticket were perfect for this special birthday.

What do you need for this technique?

Delicate Details Lace Tape
Sponge Dauber
Classic Ink pad ( I used Primrose Petals)

Cut a piece of tape the length you want for your design and gently lay it on your card stock.

Next, load up your sponge dauber with your choice of ink.

Tip: when you are done, just place the tape back on the plastic strip you took it off of for reuse