Showing posts with label Nestabilities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nestabilities. Show all posts

Saturday, April 9, 2011

An Open Book


This is to honor last week's Featured Stamper Irene (DandI93). I curled and popped up the main image panel so it looked more like an pages in an open book using the Nestabilities dies. The paper is the new Paisley Petals, sentiment is Style Beautiful, and flowers are from Garden Silhouettes. (Stampin' Up).
Butterfly is from Mark's Finest Papers Brick Wall set.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Believing Is Seeing


I love the sentiment from this Stampin' Up set called Just Believe. This is for the color challenge to use Soft Suede, Baja Breeze, and Crumb Cake. All supplies are Stampin' Up except for Nestabilities die cut frames. Springtime Vintage papers, Baja seam binding ribbon and half pearls.

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

New Nestabilities!







I was so happy to be given two new Nestabilities die shapes to test out for the Product Review on Splitcoaststampers. I received the new Lacy Squares and Beaded Ovals sets. Both are so fabulous for creating the perfect frames! I will be experimenting even more with these new shapes, I have some ideas for even more projects. I didn't have too much time for my designs since I was away on vacation but now I am back and ready to go!

Saturday, August 21, 2010

Elements of Style Pink and Suede



Today's Inspiration Challenge comes from the website Pink Taffy Designs that carries childrens clothing. I chose the apron in the picture, wish they had it in my size!All supplies used are Stampin' Up. Pirouette Pink, Soft Suede, and Very Vanilla cardstocks, Soft Suede ribbon, pearls, textures embossing folder. Little oval tag is from the new set of Spellbinders Nestabilities Beaded Ovals. I love these!

Friday, February 26, 2010

Go Green


I used Best Creations shamrock paper with Garden Green and Whisper White cardstocks by SU with the Occasions mini set Go Green. The white panel was embossed with the Spellbinders Impressabilities die for added texture and also the Swiss Dot folder for the designer paper. Green is a color I almost never use but it sure works for St. Patrick's Day!