Autumn leaves

Hello!

Wednesday again, which means challenge time at CCC. This week's theme is Autumn leaves.

I've made a clean and simple card for this challenge.

Color medium - Distress Markers

Leaves - Prima

DP - Kaiserkraft

Candi

Hope you've found some inspiration!

Fairy Lily in lilac and challenge at CCC - move it

Hello!

I've had an eventful week with a hectic start at the University and a lot to take in, the workout at the gym has begun seriously now and I haven't got used to being alone with my sister now when our parents have left the cold country Sweden for warm Majorca. The last one isn't really a burden in the same way as the rest, because I'm really enjoing just being the two of us, but it's just a very strange feeling.

This week at CCC we want to see some movement on your card with e.g. dies, coil spring etc.

Image - Fairy Lily sitting on flower
Flowers - Wild Orchid
Heart punch - Martha stewart
Pom pom trim - Live & love crafts
Coloring medium - Distress Markers

Challenges:
The ribbon girl - add pearls
Bearly mine - anything goes
Allsorts - layers #171

Hope you've found some inspiration and I hope I'll see you att CCC!

Magnolia and DT at Crafty Creations Challenge

Hello!

Today is a very special day. It is my first DT post for Crafty Creations Challenge and I'm so excited!

With that said I would like to present to you our challenge this week - #185 Summer scene! Take a look at CCC's blog for some inspiration!

Here's some inspiration from me.

Magnolia stamp - Tilda offshore (borrowed from Heléne, thank you!)

DP - Maja Design - life by the sea

Flowers - Wild Orchid

Sentiment - LOTV

Charm - Anchor from PY Hobby

Cheese cloth

The edges are colored with Distress ink in the color walnut stain.

Challenges:
Creative Inspirations - Bingo #178 (pearls, flowers, blue)
Tilda's town - Anything goes #15

Hope you've found some inspiration!

Totally Tilda DT call

Hello!
A couple of days ago i finished making my card for the Totally Tilda DT call. In order to apply you had to make a NEW card with the color inspiration from this photo below.

Here is what I came up with.

White cardstock

DP - Dana Morin design - lullaby little star #LUL-504 (dreamstreetpapers.com) the back of this paper has flowers on it

DP - Paper maze - dottie collection - pink dottie #0169

 DP- blue dotted paper from stash

Heart punch - Martha Stewart

Border heart punch - Martha Stewart

"Time to celebrate"-text - Lili of the Valley

Edges inked with Distress ink walnut stain

Flowers - Wild orchid

Cheese cloth

Pearls

White organza ribbon

White zick-zack ribbon

White bow made of white organza ribbon

Round heart die - Spellbinder (frame around Tilda)

And last, but certainly not least, Tilda borrowed from a friend (thank you Mummylade)

 Hope you've found some inspiration!

Baby album page 3 - sleepyhead

Hello!
I while ago I finished another page in my baby album. And now is the time to show you that piece.

white cardstock

DP (large background) - PY Hobby and Papermania in the color parkstone pink

DP (circles) - from stash

brads - PY Hobby

rhinestones - PY Hobby

flowers - all from Wild Orchid

charm

alphabet (large, glitter)

alphabet (small) - scrap-perra

Challenges:
BearlyMine - anything goes #46
WildOrchidChallenge - round in circles #55
CharismaCardz - pink + 1 (white) #30
CuteCardThursday - clean and simple #228
DivasByDesign - flowers #46
ThePaperShelter - glitz and glimmer #75

Hope you've found some inspiration!

Gorjuss in the rain

Hello!

Up here in northern Sweden the weather has treated a little bit of this and a little bit of that - sun, heat, rain, cold, hail and thunder...

So lately I haven't been too inspired to do a lovely summer card. I decided to stick to the rain, otherwise it might get too messy to try to bring all the weather together at once. At least rain has some connection to summer compared to hail.

stamp - Gorjuss

cardstock - silky white, texture white and bling in silver

DP - from stash

roses - wild orchid

crisp ribbon - live & love crafts

organza

bling

pearls

 She is coloured with Distress Markers (black soot, broken china, victorian velvet, antique linen and pumice stone).

Challenges:
TotallyGorjuss - pearls #142
ThePoodlesParlour - anything goes
SimonSays - anything goes

Hope you've been inspired!

A box filled with...

Hello!

I went through my pictures of made stuff and found something I haven't published. It's a box - very easy to make - in which I filled up with some treat for the hostess at a tea party. She really appreciated it.

Design paper - think it could be from Riddersholm design, but I'm not sure

Punch - Martha Stewart

Brads

Ribbon

Stickles

And of course cardstock for the bottom

1. Make the chest (a box but without the lid) out of a square for the bottom. You can choose which size you want.
2. Score about 2-3 cm from the edge into the paper on every side.
3. Cut among some scored lines so that you are able to fold and fold up the edges so it looks like a chest. Glue or use double sided tape so that they stick together.
4. Take your DP and cut it so you have a stripe of 15-20 cm wide paper (depends on how high you want your box to be).
Note! Cardstock/DP are in size 12x12 inches (30,5x30,5 cm) and because of that you might want your chest to have a circuit of maximum 12 inches (30,5 cm) to be able to avoid seams.
5. The decoration is then up to you!

Hope you've found some inspiration!