Tuesday, June 2, 2015

Time For Tuesday Throwdown Challenge!

Hi there blog friends!
Rachelle here sharing my DT example card for
Tuesday Throwdown #247 Challenge.
 

"AHOY MATE!!!"
This week's theme is "Out To Sea!"
Take a look!
  
"Pirates Boy"

This a great card for the little boy you want to say
"Happy Birthday."
I created the tag with a mixed media background and added a bit
of bling.

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Next I created a treasure map and added real
 sand the pirate stands on.
I used my spectrum noir markers on the digi pirate.

 
 
All done!
I really enjoyed creating this fun card.
This week's lovely sponsor is

MyGrafico

I hope you have been inspired to get your mojo going to create

and join in this weeks
Tueday Throwdown Challenge..
Thanks so much for stopping by with those lovely comments and remember to...
 
 
See Ya Soon & Huggies

Saturday, May 30, 2015

Love My Fabric~Decorated Candle

 Hi there blog friends!
Rachelle here and I am up on Love My Fabric blog today
sharing my latest project.
It was on my list to decorate a candle using fabric from


 It is quick and easy peasy to create.
Take a peek!
I love candles without lighting for home decor.
I decided to use a soft grey, white, and pink for color scheme.


 Attached the fabric fold on the back using glue or
double sided tape.
I applied the embellishments from the left side
 toward the center.

 Here you can see the embellishments used: 
Prima leaves, swirl bling, a few Prima roses-medium size,
miniature rose buds, May Arts bow, rhinestone pin and pearl stick pin.


 All done!
The perfect candle decor for any table.
Be sure to stop by the LMF blog to see the entire project:
Love My Fabric Blog

I hope you have been inspired today to get your
craft project on.
Thanks so much for stopping by and remember to...


See Ya Soon & Huggies


Friday, May 22, 2015

String Art Challenge at Frosted Designs

Hi there peeps!
Rachelle here and I am up on the FD blog with my team mates
 sharing DT examples
for this week's Friday Challenge-String Art.
Take a look at
 
Frosted Designs
 and enjoy viewing what I created!

"I Am so Happy"
My girlfriend Misti & Russel's Wedding Day~May 3, 2014

It is all about String Art this week.
I went with fancy stitch around the entire bottom layer of cardstock.
Then I applied string/twine and tags in various areas of the design.

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I created a mixed media background using several Prima stencils
along with a brick stencil. Then I applied mist and ink to get the
 pastel color texture.




I love working with layers so I applied them behind the bridal picture.
The journal reads:
"Misti is happy and ready for her beautiful wedding day
as the flower girl places flowers in her hair."


The small frame shows a picture of the flower girl which looks so sweet.
I enjoyed creating this design with my some of my Prima stash and colors.

I will be entering this Layout into these 
challenges:

Prima Flowers
Prima Resin Collections
Prima Butterfly
Prima Birds
Color Scheme

*Prima Blog-May Prima Product Pick
*Scrap Our Stash May Challenge-E-M-B-O-S-S
E-Enamel Dots
M-Mixed Media
B-Butterfly
O-Outdoor Wedding Picture
S-String {Burlap/Twine}
S-Stitching

There you have it! A finished mixed media layout.
I hope you have been inspired and be sure to stop by the
Frosted Design Blog
for more inspiring designs to get you busy creating and
join this week's challenge.

Thank so much for stopping by and remember to
JUST CREATE!

See Ya Soon & Huggies!!!!



Tuesday, May 19, 2015

It's Time for Tuesday Throwdown Challenge#245


Hi there my friends!
Rachelle here sharing my DT card for
this week's challenge at
"Thinking of You"

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I really enjoyed creating this design with my spectrum markers
and beautiful embellishments.


I love layers and more layers. I applied 4 layers for this design,
die cuts, and Prima Resin Collections.
Beautiful lace, pearls, and lace pearl trim were
added for that shabby chic style.


This week's lovely Sponsor is

Please Join...
Fred, She Said Designs

I will be submitting this card for these challenges:

*Love to Scrap Challenge #54-ATG 
*Party Time Tuesdays Challenge #198 
*Through the Craft room Door Challenge-ATG-May 18-25 

There you have it!
I hope you have been inspired to create and join
this week's challenge at the happy blog site
TT- Tuesday Throwdown!

Thank you for stopping by and I enjoy reading your lovely comments.
They make me smile!

See Ya Soon & Huggies!


Friday, May 8, 2015

Frosted Designs Friday Challenge

Hi blog lovelies!
Rachelle here and I am up on the

 along with my teamies sharing our DT inspiration projects.
This Friday Challenge is All About Mom!
Take a look at my design.


 "Smile!"


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I created this card so fast I hardly could believe I did.
I went with the card because my mother is in Heaven and since that time
these special days are a bit difficult.






 I really enjoyed creating the card 
as I went with the shabby chic style for this one.
I used trendy teal and pastel pink colors which are my faves.
Well that's it for this post!
I really hope this project inspires you to create and 
join in the challenge.

Thanks for stopping by be sure to stop by the
FD Blog to see all the awesome projects.

See Ya Soon & Huggies!!!



 Love and miss my mom.
Ms. Martha

Love My Fabrics Project-Wall Holder!

 
Hi there crafters!
Rachelle here and I am up on the LMF blog today to share my latest
Love My Fabric project.
  This project is super simple and will add color and organization to your space.
This project is completely no-sew! You could easily modify it with a few straight stitches for a more personalized or practical product.
Let's take a look.

 
Fabric Wall Pocket Holder 
 
Materials needed:
Embroidery hoop-8 inch
  Fabric (2 coordinating)
 
 
 
 
 
Lay out your background fabric over your inner embroidery hoop.
 

Lay your pocket fabric, folded in half, over the background fabric.  You can place it half way in the middle, higher or lower, depending on what you plan to put in the pocket.
Now slip on the outer hoop and tighten.  Gently tug the fabric around the edges to make it taut inside of the hoop.  This is the part where you make sure you are happy with the placement of your pocket or how the print on your fabric is situated.  If you’d like, you can add a couple vertical stitches down the pocket for pencils or one in the middle to divide the pocket into two. This, of course, would be done before you place the fabric in the hoop.  When you are satisfied with it you can cut the excess fabric or tuck it behind the hoop.  Be sure to tighten your hoop real tight so that the fabric doesn’t slip out.



So that’s it!  Quick, huh? 
And so easy, not to mention clever. And since there is no glue involved, you could easily change out the fabric whenever!




Hang it on the wall and use it for notes, pencils, or outgoing mail.
 Sort important reminders, postcards or invitations.
I really hope this inspires you.
  I’m sure you will think of some interesting ways to use this holder.
That's it for this post.
Thanks for stopping by today!
 
Happy crafting!