Update ..finally? :D

Here to share a few projects that I've completed lately.  Between my kids social life and school...I've just not had a chance to update here.  Every time I begin to post, I get distracted by a little one-then it's hours before I can even get back to the pc (in this case days!) I need to figure out if there's a way to do all this mobile.  :D   Is this what it resorts to?  You know having kiddos, you're lifeless and at their every beckon call?



In my best Madea voice...."ENTYWAY"   :)   Here are a few projects!:

This layout was created for the Xyron/Clearsnap blog hop that happened a few weeks ago....So is the card below. I used Stephanie Barnard Dye Ink Spray in Licorice to create the reversed stencil alphabet.

           Well, you know me and cards :D...nuff said!  This was a quickie (kinda :D)!

This is a layout I completed for Clearsnap.....there's a complete tutorial (here) up on the blog on how to create the dimensional background using modeling paste, Stephanie Barnard Dye Ink Spray and a Crafter's Workshop template.

That's it for today...FINGERS CROSSED...with my son's football nearing an end, I will be able to update a tad bit more!  Happy weekend!

Free Play

Ahhh, you know that feeling of just needing to get your hands dirty, no restrictions..no guidelines...well yea...I had that need!  So, I did...and here's the result.  Just a quickie!

I've used Stephanie Barnard's Premium Dye Ink Sprays by Clearsnap in "Guava" and "Banana" for the background...along with molding paste for a little added dimension and interest.  LOVE the color intensity of these sprays!

Did I say I LOVE these sprays!??!?

Happy weekend y'all! 

Just a quickie

Hey!  This is just a quick post sharing some recent projects that I've completed for Clearsnap.  You may or may not have already seen them...if so, cool! If you haven't, you can find them on their blog (for more detail) and FB fan page. 

 This layout featured lots of Smooch Spritz using a stencil and water to create a reversed stencil watercolor effect. 

Here in this mixed media layout I've used Smooch Accent Inks to color the flowers that were applied using a stencil and modeling paste...the ink gives the dimensional flowers such a bang.

And this is another layout that I completed just doing freeform sewing and again using Smooch Accent Inks with water to color in the sewn circles.

Have a great week y'all!!!