Showing posts with label UDI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UDI. Show all posts
Thursday, June 9, 2011
My Friendly Butterfly - DIC151
Hello all!!! WOW! Two posts in one day!!! This is short and sweet and for now. I'll give you all the details this evening when I return from work.
The inspiration challenge from UDI this week is a calm and serene butterfly with a rainbow. I love butterflies.
Head on over there to check out the inspiration piece and play along.
Happy Stamping!!!!
~~~Ann~~~
Thursday, March 17, 2011
A Gift For You - DIC138
Hello all!! WOW has this past week just flown by me!!! Here we are at another UDI Inspiration Thursday. This week Maria has provided us with a beautiful deep blue rose.
If you have a minute, check out the UDI blog and play along with us!!
More details later!!
Happy Stamping!!!!
~~~Ann~~~
If you have a minute, check out the UDI blog and play along with us!!
More details later!!
Happy Stamping!!!!
~~~Ann~~~
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Artistic Etchings 3-D project for UDI
Hello all!! While I LOVED being in Salt Lake City at convention, it is always nice to come home! My cats missed me and haven't let up about me being gone for a week yet!
Anyway, I wanted to show the 3D project I made for the Utah Divas International (UDI) group I belong to. We had dinner, a card swap and 3D swap at convention on Friday night. It was a lot of fun and good food, too! We had dinner at Biaggi's, an Italian restaurant.
Now, not to pat myself on the back, but this shadowbox really is not as hard to make as it looks. I am absolutely thrilled with how this came out. The most expensive item on here is the shadowbox itself!!! And that I found on clearance at my LSS! The rest is done with scraps and bits of card stock, which cost next to nothing. (I'm not sure exactly how much, but you get the point!) And it didn't take forever to make. I literally completed this on the Saturday before I left for convention. Now I did have the idea thought out in my head, but we all know how those ideas sometimes come out. What took the longest was painting the box, which is painted with buttermilk craft paint. The frame was stamped with the medallion in black staz-on, the decorative accent in Cherry Cobbler and then I spritzed Crumb Cake over it.
The inside is layered with black textured card stock, Very Vanilla and Cherry Cobbler. My thought for this was a collage look, so I used as many different, yet similar, items as I could. The Very Vanilla squares were put through the Big Shot with the new Vintage Wallpaper eb folder, which I inked up with Crumb Cake first and punched with the 1 1/4" square punch and layered on black textured c.s.
The Eiffel Tower was stamped in black staz-on, versa mark and then clear embossed. At the top, middle and bottom levels chunky crystal glitter was adhered with crystal effects. The crown also has a row of the same chunky glitter. The butterflies are from the Beautiful Wings embosslit in Wild Wasabi. These were scraps from my swap card and had been stamped with the Very Vintage jumbo wheel. The black 1/8" taffeta is the body. I used half pearls and 2 of the clear crystals from the now retired Pretties Kit. The crystals are a little difficult to see, but I placed a black brad through the top. The buttons are Real Red from the now retired Playground set.
All of the squares, and many of the items on top of them, are up on dimensionals. I used the thick window sheets for the "glass" so it wouldn't break in my suitcase. The flowers on the "glass" are one of the decor elements items, just cut in half.
Don't be afraid to let your imagination take you on a new adventure! I see many more of these in my future!
Happy Stamping!!!
~~~Ann~~~
Labels:
10 - 11 IB and C,
3-D projects,
Artistic Etchings,
Big Shot,
butterflies,
GCA,
stampin up,
UDI,
vintage
Friday, December 11, 2009
Gregory in Circles!!

Hello all!! I've mentioned several times about a wonderful stampin group I am part of, called Utah Divas International. For awhile now I have been one of the blog coordinators and I post a project, either one of mine or one of the other members, every Friday. Well, Max (she's the founder) sent an email out in October and stated she wanted to give the blog coordinators a gift! Of course that meant stamping goodies and mine was the clear circle Big Shot die. Thank you again Max!!

Well, in keeping with the theme for the GCA this week, and not to mention the season, I created this hanging picture display. I'm not sure if I want to keep this for myself or give it to my mom for Christmas!! I think I will make another with pics of Cameron and Malaki and put one of Greg in there at about the same age.

The chocolate chip circles were cut out with the clear circle die and the rest of the circles were cut with the Circle Scissors plus. I also cut out circles from the thin cardboard backing that comes with our dsp packs. That helps gives the "frames" some substance and hopefully not warp or anything.
This is the perfect type of project to use the wide twill tape for. It is attached to the back of the circles with sticky strip and then I put a white 5/16" circle brad to each of the circles. The bottom of the twill tape was frayed by simply pulling one of the loose threads. I love doing this to the twill tape.

There is NO stamping involved in this project at all!! Can you believe it??? I used the Tall Tales dsp and cut out the various animals I wanted from the dsp.
This was fun to make and I hope I have given you some inspiration to create a unique gift for someone you love.
Happy Stamping!!!
~~~Ann~~~
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Packages have gone Postal!!



Hello all!! I just wanted to update those of you waiting on a package from me that they are now all in the mail!! Some, of course will take a little longer than others, but they are on the way!!Thank you for being so understanding.
My back is slowly feeling better. Combined with going to the chiropractor, ice, rest and a change in meds, I feel like I am on the mend. At least I feel like, and I look like, I am walking upright!!! Next Wednesday I have a massage scheduled and that will help immensely!
The pics I have to share with you show the contents of my UDI Stampin' Sis package I received from Jennifer Eby. She showered me with wonderful items and a ton of awesome cards!!!
One of the items she sent was a pack of So Saffron dsp, and I am well into my way of utilizing it!
And look at that Tri-Shutter card she sent me!! Is that gorgeous or what?? I haven't made one of these beauties yet, but it sure is on my list to try!!
Well, I am off to spend the next two days with stampin' friends here in Michigan who I met on SCS!! We are all SU! demos and we are having our own version of Convention!! I'll be back Saturday night. Don't forget to get your Halloween card done by Saturday night!!
Happy Stamping!!!
~~~Ann~~~
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