Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Sharing Some Leftovers

I was archiving photos on my computer and came across photos of the projects I submitted last year (2008) for Stampin'Up!'s Artisian Awards contest. Since I don't have any recent projects to post right now I thought I'd share these "leftovers" with you all. (Click on any of them for a closer view.)

I can't recall now all the ink and paper colors I used on this card, but I think most of them are now retired. The stamp sets I used are Always and Tres Chic, which are both still in the current Stampin'Up! catalog.

This is a 3D project I created using matchboxes attached to a house shape I constructed from chipboard and covered with scrapbook paper. The paper, stickers, and other embelishments were from a Simply Scrappin' kit called Home Again from the 2008 SU! catalog.

Here is a scrapbook page I made for the contest. The letter stamp sets are called Big Deal Alphabet and Short Order Alphabet (both retired) and the patterned paper was from a 2008 catalog and was called Jersey Shore. As I recall, the inks I used were Brilliant Blue and Only Orange.

And another card. I didn't take a very good photo of this one. I should have another photo of the inside so you can see how it opens, but the gray textured card stock is the back panel of the card. I used two stamp sets, To Have and To Hold which is now retired and Wanted which is still current. I used textured cardstock: Whisper White, Soft Sky (retired), and Basic Gray. For ink I used Basic Black and Blue Bayou (retired.) I also added a little color to the couple using some Stampin'Write markers. The taffeta ribbon is Basic Gray (current.)

Well, hope you enjoyed. It's back to archiving for me.

2 comments:

Vicki said...

Beautiful work, Michelle! I am always inspired when I visit your blog! Blessings to you!

Kristina G said...

I love these leftovers! Nothing to reheat and no calories - although my mouth is watering. You make me want to get out my stamps and try to create something as nice as these. Thank you for the inspiration and good luck with your archiving.
Kristina G