Stamp n' Stuff Saturday

Still doing laundry and still playing. I figure I can slip into my office between loads and create for a little while. It helps that my office is right next to the laundry room.

The kids are busy finishing up their Saturday chores. I'm a mean mom. I make my kids do chores.

On Saturday they are each assigned a bathroom to clean: sink, tub, toilets, floor, etc. (I help the 6 year old with his bathroom.) Kate has the kitchen (mopping, sweeping, clean up). Jim has the rugs and trash cans. They are also responsible to keep their own rooms clean. I think it's a good thing that kids learn how to do tasks around the house. Obviously someday they will have their own home to care for and it's a good time to learn now--to make mistakes and ask questions while I'm around to help. They are good kids and with just a little complaining typically get their chores done within a few hours. I'm very proud of them for that!

Still playing with my new stamp sets. Here is the paper pieced/stamped camera from Imaginisce. I used black stamping ink and the camera image to stamp a background on the blue paper. Then I stamped the camera on several pieces of pattern paper and reassembled it. I also stamped the heart on the camera image on red cardstock three times so that I could use it above the sentiment. Here's the card:



Supplies:
* Cardstock by Bazzill, Roberts Crafts
* Pattern paper by Prima, Stampin' Up
* Camera stamp by Imaginisce
* Black stamping ink
* Gray Marker by Stampin' Up
* Ribbon by Pebbles, Inc.
* Essential Messages stamp by Hero Arts
* Apron Lace Border punch by Fiskars

And here is a card with the Owl stamp from the Hampton Arts set I purchased yesterday. I hand cut the branch. For the leaves, I drew them with black ink on the green pattern paper and then cut them out so they would match my little paper pieced owl.



Supplies:
* Cardstock by Baazill, Provo Craft, Prism
* Pattern paper by Stampin' Up
* Whoo Says Stamp set by Hampton Arts
* Raindrop Background stamp by Hero Arts
* Little heart stamp from the "Many Hearts" stamp set by Hero Arts
* Scallop Sentiment Border punch by Fiskars
* Craft twine
* Black stamping ink
* Photo corner by Canson

And then I wanted to show you something cool that you can do by combining the Silhouette Die Cut Machine with stamps. So much fun!

This project uses a a library pocket as the background. Then I added layers of additional die cuts, stamping, and embellishment to create the final project.



Supplies:
* Cardstock by Bazzill, Prism
* Pattern paper by Stampin' Up
* Corner Rounder Punch by Fiskars
* Black stamping ink
* Brown stamping ink
* Yellow stamping ink by Stampin' Up
* Essential Messages stamp set by Hero Arts
* Raindrop Background stamp by Hero Arts
* Friend stamp by Hero Arts
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* zipper_cutout_C00205_2038


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And now that I've played a bit this morning, I must finish that laundry and finish up my own chores. :) Have a great weekend!

3 comments

  1. Paper piecing just never gets old! Cute cards!

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  2. That camera is just so cute and I love the way you used it and who wouldn't want to receive some pixy sticks with a birthday card! CUTE!

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