And more you guessed it... Lawn Fawn

Stamps by Lawn Fawn, branch die by Memory Box, paper from Lawn Fawn's Snow Day pad

More Lawn Fawny Christmas

Various stamp sets by Lawn Fawn and Pine Branch die by Inpression Obsession

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge

Anything Goes Challenge
Spotlight- Lawn Fawn

Nothing makes the mistakes on a card SCREAM like putting them on your blog does.  At least I can sit here and make notes to go back and make the fixes.

I didn't know I'd be posting these when I made them, so I didn't keep up with what stamp sets I used, sorry.

All stamps and die by Lawn Fawn, colored with Copics

Treat bag inspired by Debby H. (LimeDoodle) using Lawn Fawn's Snow Day papers, and Spellbinder die

OWH Red Friday

My card -inspired by Dixie C.

Operation Write Home 4th of July Virtual Card Making Party 2014

  

Welcome to the next challenge in the Operation Write Home 4th of July Virtual Card Making Party 2014.  It's Christmas in July, and our theme for this segment of the party is a Red, White & Blue Christmas.  We are aiming for a little earlier deadline for Christmas cards this year at OWH, so now is a good time to "get going" on them.

click for Free Vintage Patriotic Santa Clipart

I wanted to make a card using the little guy above, but could not get it to print, (he came out looking like my printer is almost out of ink & it isn't) so, if anyone would like to give it a try, and use him in a card, I would love to see it and have included the link where to get him.

Here are a few of the cards I've made

Digi-stamp by Dover Publication colored with Copic Markers
other stamps used (holly & sentiment) are by Lawn Fawn and I used a touch of Glossy Accents 

Paper Piecing using (retired) stamps and dies by Stampin' Up, The branch is an Impression Obsession die & the embossing folder is by The Paper Studio

Simple Stamping with wet, & a small touch of dry embossing

Sizzix embossing folder, various punches and dies used

Using up some scraps

One last thing before you go get to work on this challenge, inquiring minds want to know, so please comment below & tell me....
when you make a card for someone, do you make it to reflect the recipient's personality or your own personality?

I'm looking so forward to seeing what you create for our Red, White & Blue Christmas challenge. 

An InLinkz Link-up

And if you are just joining in the party now, HERE is the link to the master list at Operation Write Home so you can go check out all the other great challenges going on this weekend.

Join in the fun next weekend

Operation Write Home Virtual Card Making Party beginning Friday, July 4th at 8 A.M. and running thru Sunday, July 6th at 6 P.M.  Challenges will be posted every 2 hours during this fun 3 day event.  Join in as many of the challenges as you can as we make cards for our military heroes.

Disney/Pixar Blog Hop

Glad you've made it this far.  That Ellen, (aka CardMonkey,) always knocks my socks off with her great projects and is a really tough act to follow.

Here are a few things I'd like to share with you today......  

$4 tumbler that I dressed up with vinyl cut outs from the Cricut "Mickey & Friends" and the "Mickey Font" cartridges

windsock / mobile made from Rowlux Illusion Film (see yesterday's post) Cricut "Mickey Font" cartridge was used with the deep blade housing set at 6, pressure at max. and multi-cut 3 times

 

Inlaid card made from Rowlux Illusion Film.  Mickey head was cut using my Cricut and the stars were die cut with the Big Shot.

I just had to make something using my old homemade "Mickey Head" embossing folder from this post http://tamiscraftconnection.blogspot.com/2011/05/tuesday-tips-mickey-mouse-head.html

I made this for one of the previous Disney hops and it still hangs in my craftroom but.........

Here's an updated version using the Rowlux Illusion Film.  It is so pretty when the light hits it.  There may be several of these on my Christmas tree this year!

And for sticking to the end, here's a little bonus for you fellow Disney lovers- Free Disney font

Well, I hope you've enjoyed today's leg of the month long Disney/Pixar hop.  I"m the last stop this week, but wait till you see what's in store for you next Saturday.

If you're starting the hop by jumping in here, you can go to Shawn's blog so that you see the full hop from the very beginning, but before you go, make sure to sign up to win some AMAZING PRIZES from our sponsors!  Our sponsors for this hop include 

DCWV


The Buckle Boutique


Rowlux Illusion Film


Scrap n'Easel


Westcott

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Make sure to mark your calendar for MORE projects next Saturday!  You can join the Facebook Event page by clicking HERE.  

Here is the full line up for today.

Shawn

Lori

Claire

Jenny

CardMonkey

Tami

Rainy Day Fun

                                
Ever since I was a little girl I have loved to color on rainy days and today was just one of those days.  These will both go in my next box for OWH, but for now I'm entering them in ScrapbookPal's Share Your Project-use Copics contest.

stamps by Lawn Fawn "Wish You Were Here" set,
 various Copics used.

stamps by Docrafts "Country Companions-Sunshine Meadow, Mouse" colored w/ Copics
& sentiment is from Hero Arts OWH fundraiser set
embossing folders both by Darice,
die cut hearts were cut using Lawn Fawn's "Heart Dies" and colored with Copics for a dimensional look (which unfortunately doesn't show up in the pic.)

ScrapbookPal SYP April 2014- Liquid Pearls

Supplies used:  Liquid Pearls: White Opal,
Spellbinders: Borderabilities Bracket Border One, and Shapeabilities Crosses,
Embossing folder by Darice, sentiment stamp unknown, Stampin Up Pewter embossing powder
and gold embellishment- removed from an old wallpaper book

Lawnscaping Challenge #78 and a tribute to an old college professor

 Lawnscaping Challenge #78

You can't get much simpler than this

Sets used: So Much to Say, Year Four

 The following Z-fold card is a tribute to Professor Harringon and his stupid, but much beloved coffee mug...where ever they may be now.

Sets used;  Year Four, Critters on the Farm, Sally's & Smitty's ABC's, Pa-Rum-Pa-Pum-Pum