Showing posts with label mini notecards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mini notecards. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Pencil It In

Hi Everyone,
I have so much to share today from the new Digital Doodles release, "Pencil It In".  Kathy has now put together a set of digital stamps that are school related and are very very cute.  This stamp set is just perfect for those "back to school" projects and "teacher" gifts.
I used these amazing digital stamps to create a gift set for that special teacher in your life.

I created a "Planner" with space inside for teacher's to write notes and monthly calendars to "pencil in" special events and appointments.

Here is a coffee cozy that I made for that  teacher who just loves to drink coffee.

Here is a little thank you note with the cute school themed images. I just love the little worm and the dashed lines stamp.

If you would like to check out this kit, you could go HERE.
Thanks for dropping by today.

Thursday, August 5, 2010

Little Notecards

Hi Everyone,
Things have finally slowed down a little around here. All of my guests have gone home and now it is just me and my craft room until the next round of guests arrive in two weeks. It is always nice to have family and friends around and I miss all the laughter and the companionship but it is also nice to have a little quiet space for just me and my husband.......
For some reason, I have been wanting to make my cards in little miniature sizes lately instead of the standard size cards. I guess it could be the challenge of how to decorate such a small space. I also love that I can attach them to gift bags and use them as tags instead. Whatever reason, I decided to go with a mini size for these cards, they measure 3.5"X 4.25".  I used a vintage "Simplicity" pattern for the little girls images and added some martha stewart doilies, distress ink, and ribbon.
I fell in love with these vintage images when I saw them. I knew I had to use them on a card.


I used lots of the same types of pattern paper on all of the cards and just varied the placement up a little bit to make each card unique.


Pattern paper is from "Melissa Frances", "Girl's Paperie", and "My Mind's Eye".