Wednesday, October 5, 2011

He love me He love me not

He love me He love me not

Over at Stamper Quest I did a tutorial on How to make this Magic Card so if you would like to see how to do it you will have to go to Stamper Quest Monochromatic Magic: Pat’s View  an see how it is done. If you like it they have a printer friendly button and you can print the instruction out. If you try and make one and if you have any questions just let me know and I will help you. I also did a Origami Diamond Fold Card over at Stamper Quest and the instructions on how to make that card are their also.

Thanks for stopping by and I do hope you like my card. It was a lot of fun to make.

Hugs, Patricia

Sunday, October 2, 2011

Tilda Under her Umbrella

 Tilda under her Umbrella Card size 5.5x4.25

At Color Me Creative Challenge #28 is Coloring with Copic Markers and having your card look Vintage or making you image look Distressed. Susanne has done several video’s to help everyone understand this technique. I had to watch them and I’m not sure it I have got the technique right. I do want to leave the links here because if you want to try this all you will need is click here and you can view how to do this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_C1ubwFwjI  This is Video #1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03FIn8DLXEE&feature=related  Video #2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQBYsyV4HT4&feature=related  Video #3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpqLlkiRipk&feature=related  Video #4

If you give it a try I would love to see how your card turns out. So come back and let me know. I will stop by. I do love comments. Then you can enter your card in the challenge at Color Me Creative. The challenge ends October 14, 2011 so you have time. The prizes for this challenge are:

** 3 Magnolia Stamps of their choice from Magnolia-licious

***1 pack of Cryogen Cardstock

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Copic Markers I used are:Skin E11, E00, E50. Blouse and Shoes E42, E41. Handel on the Umbrella E31, E30. Hair E19, E18, E08, E02. Pants and Umbrella BV00, BV000, BV0000.  On the Umbrella I also used a little G00, Y00 and to give the darker lines or the distressed look I used W3. I sponged around Tilda  with Brilliance ink Lavender. I used some Diamond Glaze and added a touch of Deco Art Glamour Dust to give some sparkle to look like rain drops. Corner rounder from Making Memories. Stampin’ up Word Window punch for the sentiment. Three Silver dots I made from The Pearl Pen.

The paper I have in the background is called Parchment Paper. This is what is called a Parchment Craft. I had followed a pattern, you put your parchment paper over the pattern and I traced the flowers with white ink by keeping the pen in an up the upright position to keep the lines as fine as possible. Then you turn over the paper and place it on the soft side of a embossing pad. Very carefully go over the flowers petals and embossing all the flowers. I did add some Stickles Star Dust to give my flowers some sparkle. When you do the entire card it is just stunning.

Thanks for stopping by. I always love comments. Let me know what you think, I love hearing from you.

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Fragrance of the Rose

Fragrance of the Rose

I made this awhile ago and I wanted to share this with all my friends. It is a sketch I followed from The Stamper’s Quest Magazine. If you would like to go and see the sketch and all the others cards that where entered you can click here we have some wonderful cards that have been entered. I had a total of 36 1 inch squares. I left about a 1/4 inch space between each square so my card (now it is a picture) size is 81/2 X 81/2, I going to put it in a frame.

Stamps:

  • Rose from Fred She Said digital stamp
  • Sentiment from Blue Bird Flat by Cindy Close

Paper:

  • Vintage Rose in Water Reflection (Stitchy Stamp)
  • Crygoen
  • Paper (stash

Ink:

  • Copic Markers
  • Bravo Burgundy ink (Stampin’ up)

Other:

  • Big Shot (Sizzix)
  • Computer printer and software to print out digital stamp
  • Rose Rolled die cut (Die-Namics)
  • Diamond die cut (Spellbinder)
  • Paper Trimmer
  • Green Gems (Stash)
  • Ruler (Ranger)
  • Diamond Glaze (Judi-Kins)
  • Glamour Dust (Deco Art)
  • Bravo Burgundy Ribbon (Stampin’ up)
  • Mounting Foam

Thanks for stopping by. I hope you like my picture. If you have any question just drop me an email and I would be happy to answer any of your questions. My email is icyurastamper@hotmail.com

Hugs, Patricia

Monday, September 26, 2011

Origami Diamond Fold Card


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1 It is time at The Stamper’s Quest Magazine for a Monday project and I have created a tutorial on how to make this Origami Diamond Fold card and if you would like to know how to make my card you can stop by The Stamper’s Quest Magazine and see.
Thanks for stopping by.
Hugs, Patricia

Are you Ready for some Football?

Ready for some football Happy Monday to everyone. I hope everyone had a great week end. It is that time of year again and I’m from Wisconsin and I have 3 grown son’s, a husband and so I guess I had to become a Packer Fan so now I watch all the Packer games. I do not watch any of the other game. My oldest son David went to the Super Bowl last year and he said if we win again he will go again, he had a great time. I did make this for one of my son’s birthday but I bet I will have to make one for the other two as well. Time now for Cards for Men challenge #20. Start Date: 26 September 2011 End Date: 8 October 2011 Theme: Sports Sponsor: Peachy Keen Stamps website: www.peachykeenstamps.com

Peachy Keen Stamps is a family owned and operated leading clear stamp manufacturer based out of Northeast Wisconsin. Our stamps are made with the highest quality polymer on the market today, giving them their unique peach tint. The whimsical images designed by Kathy Jakopovich coupled with their durability make them a favorite amongst scrapbookers, card makers, and artists alike. These stamps are sold exclusively online at http://www.peachykeenstamps.com/ and at independent stamp and scrapbook stores worldwide. Please visit our website for a complete list of retail locations.
Prize: $25 voucher


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Ready for some football Ready for some football
The copic marker I used are: Cheese and Helmet Y15, Y14, Y11. Shirt, loves G24, G22, G21. Bear, Boys boots E35, E34, E33, E31, E30. Skin E00, E50. C00 Bears pants and on the Directions: First I have to tell you I had no pattern. Easel cards are easy to make and you could make them in any shape you want to, so I tried to make one in a football shape and this what I came up with. So if you look at a football this is what it kind of look like. I colored all my stamped images and added them to the card and this is what I got. I hope you enjoy my card. It was fun to make. Have a super week.
Copic challenge- Fur Challenge #58


Hugs, Patricia

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Harry Potter

My grandson has been reading all of Harry Potter Books and he enjoys the books so I thought I would make his birthday card this year with Harry Potter on it. I found this wonderful drawing in the coloring book section for Harry Potter. Their are a lot of wonderful coloring book pictures so it was hard to choose. I do want to mention that it said the drawing was by Eruadan, what a stunning job. I just love the drawing.
We are having Challenge #27 at Color Me Creative and it ends September 30. The challenge is to color you card with copic markers doing it Sepia or Black/white and having one pop color. For the Sepia colors I used E47, E44, E43, E42, E41, E40.
Prize is a $20.00 Gift Certificate from Susana’s Custom Art and Card Design shop.
Thanks for stopping by. Have a great week.
Hug, Patricia

Monday, September 12, 2011

Fly with me










Happy Monday to everyone. I hope everyone had a wonderful week end. In a way it was a sad one remembering all that happened 10 years ago, the things all Americans have lost but then it is good to see that people have moved on with their lives. This will never be forgotten and I personally think they are doing a wonderful job in New York City to preserve everything so for generations to come they w8ill be able to understand what had happen. God bless everyone one of those families and all of our Soldiers.


It is time for our challenge at Cards for Men. This is Challenge #19 and this challenge is any thing but a square card. So I did Easel card. Our challenge ends September 25th. The sponsor is Pixie Dust Studio. I you can stop by and check out some of their images. The name of my image is Pearl Harbor. They also have a challenge blog so if you would like to do some of their challenges.
Copic markers I used. Sky B0000, B000, B00, B91. Boys outfit G99, G94, G85, G82. Skin E11, E00. Hair E37, E333, E31. Ground E44, E43, E42, E41. Shoes and Mask C7, C5, C3, C1 C00. Thanks for stopping by. Hope you have a great week.
Hugs, Patricia

Sunday, September 4, 2011

Have a Magical Day













We are starting Challenge #26 at Color Me Creative Classroom and if you color your images with copic markers you are invited to join in on our challenge. We love to see all levels of work and our theme for our challenge is FALL OR HALLOWEEN. Our challenge will end on September 16, 2011 at 8pm.
Here are some samples for the FALL THEME and for the HALLOWEEN THEME. Our Sponsor for this challenge is THE STAMP FAIRY you can win a $15.00 gift certificate for her store and Suzanne is giving away a Package of Cryogen Cardstock. These are some great prizes.


The type of card I made is called a Spinner card. You can fine the directions here to make one yourself, they are easy to make and the kids just love them. What happens if you have never seen one is the sentiment spins around from side to side when you more the card and spins. The images I used are all from Stamp Fairy the house is called Halloween 2, Tommy Wizard was a Freebie sentiment, Tommy Wizard #1 and Pumpkin was also a Freebie. I had merged all my image together and after I did that The Stamp Fairy came out with the Pumpkins so I cut them out for the card.


To create the area for the spinner.
Stampin’ Up punch called Word Window.
Stampin’ Up 1 1/2 inch to punch out the sentiment.Stampin’ Up.
One Stampin’ Dimensional self adhesive foam mounts, they work really well because of the shape.
I also use one penny that gives a little weight so it moves real easy.


NOW WHEN YOU ARE PUTTING THE SPINNER TOGETHER.


You punch out the area were you want for the spinner to be then you put (I used my sentiment) on the front of the card and the pull the paper off the foam mount and stick that to the sentiment and now pull the foam mount off the other side and stick that to the penny. You are going to have to put foam tape all around your card so it is lifter up so your spinner has room to spin. You can more your card side to side and see the spinner spin. I only made a small area for the spinner you can make your area as big as you want. DONE.


Here is the close up of the images. Roof E17, E15, E13, E11. Front B14, B12, B000. Window and Sentiment Y15, Y13, Y11. Door and Owl E37, E35, E34, E33. Pumpkins YR68, YR65, YR61. Stem E34, E35. Grass, Leaf and Wizard shirt YG67, YG63, YG61. Wizard Jacket and Hat C9, C7, C5, C3, C1, C00, Pants BG75, BG72. Shoes E35, E31, E30. Hair E31, E30,YR21. Skin E11, E00. Background BG0000, BG000, BG10, B91.
Thanks for stopping by. I hope everyone had a wonderful Labor Day and got some need rest. We went from the 90’s over night to the 60’s the next day. I’ll take the 60’s anytime I love summer but I hate it when you can not enjoy it because it is so HOT and humid it is no fun. Have a great week everyone.


The Secret Crafter Saturday Challenge - Colors of Fall Ends Sept 8


Hugs Patricia

Monday, August 29, 2011

G is for?












Welcome to my blog! I have to tell you have been making comments on other blogs and I do have to said sometimes it is hard to see their card when they leave their card so small even when you click on their card to make it bigger the card does not get much bigger. So I glad I’ve been making my card pretty big so everyone can see all of the card. It is time for Squigglefly. I just love the image I used it is called “Teddy Garden”. The sentiment is from Sentiment 4 you.
Start date: 29 August 2011
End date: 11 September 2011
Theme: G is for...
Sponsor: Letraset
Website: http://www.letraset.com/
Blurb: ProMarkers are made by Letraset and are a twin tipped, dye based alcohol marker offering a high quality product at a great price. Available in 148 colors, they give incredible tonal range and can be applied to a diverse range of materials, not just paper and card. ProMarkers produce vivid, bright colors right through to the subtlest pastel shades - the translucent inks can also be overlaid and blended, even further extending the range of shades and hues on offer. ProMarker's quality nibs and inks provide flawless color lay down with consistent coverage and no unsightly streaking.


The copic makers I used to color my image are: Tree G24, G21, G20. Hat E35, E33, Sunflower Y19, Y18. On his band, gloves in his pocket and the cuffs on his pants I used R24. Bear E55, E53, E51, E50. Fence E25, E23, E21. Jeans B95, B93, B91. Bird B14, B12. Grass YG67, YG63, YG61. Rake C1, C3, E25, E21. Sky BG000, C1.


Supplies: Copic Markers (Too.Inc.), OozakArchival Brilliance Pigment Ink (Olive)Printer ink to print out my digital images, Crygoen White 80# , DCWV (Die Cuts with A View), Was able to used some of my Scrapes. Zutter 1/2” “Round it all” corner rounder. Martha Steward “Frond Leaves” and “Grass”. Fiskars “Apple a day” and “Pumpkin”. Computer, printer and software to edit picture size. Paper Trimmer. Adhesive. Jumbo Sponge Dauber (Tsukineko) Diamond Glaze, Pearl Pen “Sunny Yellow”. Beads Glass Embellishment (middle of sunflower)Measurements:
Card Base 9.25” x 6.25” Score in half.
Base layer is 4.5” x 6”.
Top layer is 4.25” x 5.75”
Image size is 3.5” X 3”
Sentiment is 1.25” x 1.25”
Have a wonderful week everyone.
Hugs,Patricia

Saturday, August 20, 2011