Lovin' these minis for the A2 size (4 1/4" x 5 1/2" folded) card that I like to make! I've combined some old things with the new minis and frame.
Water colored the Mini #385 60' Tilda, Mini #517 Bench with Distress Inks. The DP is some old paper I had in my stash called 29th Street Market by My Mind's Eye and the Birthday stamp is an old one from Uptown Stamps. The frame is Spellbinders Lacy Squares and I've added some Hydrangea flowers with some leaves from Martha Stewart punches. Also used a white gel pen and the Cream Pearl Pen by Viva Decor for the centers of the flowers. Love how these drops self-round!!!
You can click HERE to enter Mini World at Magnolia-licious and at this time these two stamps are available. Diana is getting new shipments in all the time, so be sure to check them out!!
Want to thank everyone that stopped by and the lovely comments you were so kind to leave for my November calendar page!!! There is still time to join two Magnolia-licious Highlites challenges! There are lots of wonderful entries already there to take a peek at too!!
Enjoy every day!
Patti Jo
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Monday, January 17, 2011
November Calendar Page
If you are following along on the Magnolia-licious Highlites Hop today, you have arrived from Barb Hardeman's fantastic blog. If you have come on your own, you will want to go to Magnolia-licious Highlites to start at the beginning.
My month was November for the Calendar we had so much fun putting together for Diana.
I've used #276 Tilda With Lantern, #568 Winter Forest, #1416 Snowflakes which I got from Magnolia-licious. Please contact Diana at Magnolia-licious about availability on these.
All the stamps were stamped in gold pigment ink and Tilda, the words and the trees were embossed with gold embossing powder. The frame is a Spellbinders die cut out in gold metallic paper. The icicles and snowflakes are Martha Stewart punches. I've punched the icicles in the gold metallic paper and also acetate. I put Stickles on the acetate icicles. (That's why the reflection on the photo.) Tilda and the trees are water colored with Distress Inks. The background paper is Magnolia Something New, Something Old. Also used white Liquid Applique on Tilda's hat and cuffs.
The top was left open on the frame to slide a picture in as an option instead of having the words.
I'm thinking if I got started now, I could make one Tilda themed page each month and by the end of the year would have a complete calendar for next year!!!
Thanks for stopping by and following along our fun little hop. Would love to have you take the challenge and create some calendar pages too! All of the details are at Magnolia-licious Highlites. And as always appreciate any comments you take the time to leave!!!
Enjoy every day!!!
Patti Jo
My month was November for the Calendar we had so much fun putting together for Diana.
I've used #276 Tilda With Lantern, #568 Winter Forest, #1416 Snowflakes which I got from Magnolia-licious. Please contact Diana at Magnolia-licious about availability on these.
All the stamps were stamped in gold pigment ink and Tilda, the words and the trees were embossed with gold embossing powder. The frame is a Spellbinders die cut out in gold metallic paper. The icicles and snowflakes are Martha Stewart punches. I've punched the icicles in the gold metallic paper and also acetate. I put Stickles on the acetate icicles. (That's why the reflection on the photo.) Tilda and the trees are water colored with Distress Inks. The background paper is Magnolia Something New, Something Old. Also used white Liquid Applique on Tilda's hat and cuffs.
The top was left open on the frame to slide a picture in as an option instead of having the words.
I'm thinking if I got started now, I could make one Tilda themed page each month and by the end of the year would have a complete calendar for next year!!!
Thanks for stopping by and following along our fun little hop. Would love to have you take the challenge and create some calendar pages too! All of the details are at Magnolia-licious Highlites. And as always appreciate any comments you take the time to leave!!!
Enjoy every day!!!
Patti Jo
Labels:
Magnolia,
Spellbinders,
Tilda,
Watercolor
Monday, January 10, 2011
Many Minis
Had been working on some tag examples for Diana using the Magnolia Minis. Had so much fun coloring with distress inks and adding Crystal Lacquer, some gel pens and Stickle accents. Had to get them in the mail, so quick took the pictures which aren't so great, but I figured I would show them anyway.
Also made a couple of samples putting some mini's together. Again nothing fancy, but gives an idea of how cute they are together too! These examples are about 3" x 3 1/2".
Here is a list and direct links to these minis at Magnolia-licious Mini World:
MINI #121 MUMMY EDWIN
MINI #393 BAT TILDA
MINI #248 TILDA WITH JOLLY ROGER
MINI #394 DEVIL TILDA
MINI #381 MAGIC TILDA
MINI #135 EDWIN WITH BIKE
MINI #385 60'S TILDA
MINI #237 BEACH TILDA
MINI #257 TILDA WITH ICE CREAM CONE
MINI #368 TILDA WITH BIKE
MINI #399 SO SPOOKY
MINI #517 BENCH
MINI #452 TWO EGGS
MINI #1400 BATHING RING
MINI #587 MAGIC WAND
MINI #427 LAZY SUMMER FLOWERS
MINI #470 CELEBRATION TAG
MINI #433 CIRCUS HORSE
MINI #468 TREES IN A ROW
MINI #541 MOON N' BATS
MINI #656 SUMMER BACKGROUND FAIRY TALE
MINI #647 FLORAL BACKGROUND
#1 Vintage Tag is the wonderful DooHickey die that was used to cut the tags for these images.
There are also some mini words to combine with the mini images!!! Perfect for the A2 size (4 1/4" x 5 1/2") cards!!!
Thanks for stopping by! Enjoy every day!!!
Patti Jo
Labels:
Distress Inks,
Magnolia,
Minis,
Watercolor
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Gingerbread Tilda, but not a Christmas Card
Love this Gingerbread Tilda stamp and I didn't want to just put her away. Since she is holding a basket of hearts, I thought she could be used past the holidays too.
I've used the Spellbinders scallop and plain heart dies, Cuttlebug heart embossing folder, Hero Arts word stamp, and a Punch Bunch 5 flower punch. Added some white gel pen, Cotton Candy Stickles and some Crystal Lacquer.
The sweet Gingerbread Tilda is right HERE at Diana's Magnolia-licious Store. I'm thinkin' she would go well with Easter and Mother's Day themes too!!!
Have colored her with an assortment of ProMarkers.
Thanks for stopping by!
Enjoy every day!!!
Patti Jo
I've used the Spellbinders scallop and plain heart dies, Cuttlebug heart embossing folder, Hero Arts word stamp, and a Punch Bunch 5 flower punch. Added some white gel pen, Cotton Candy Stickles and some Crystal Lacquer.
The sweet Gingerbread Tilda is right HERE at Diana's Magnolia-licious Store. I'm thinkin' she would go well with Easter and Mother's Day themes too!!!
Have colored her with an assortment of ProMarkers.
Thanks for stopping by!
Enjoy every day!!!
Patti Jo
Labels:
Magnolia,
ProMarkers,
Spellbinders
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Edwin's Snowman
Happy New Year's to everyone! Wishing you all a fun and fabulous year to come!!!
For the Magnolia-licious Highlites Challenge for January 2011, Design Team member Cheryl Rowley has come up with a fun recipe challenge for us. Click HERE to find out all the details. You too can join in on the challenge and have a chance at free Magnolia stamps!!!
One of the parts of the recipe was using 3 pattern papers. That was a little different for me, but luckily Mindy Baxter had sent me a Basic Grey Jovial Paper Pad, I had some wonderful pattern papers to use that went so nicely together! She also sent the white flowers that went well with the paper too! Thanks Mindy!!!
I've used Edwin's Snowman stamp, Miss You stamp and the Poinsettia DooHickey Die from Magnolia-licious. Please check with Diana about Edwin's Snowman, it is from the Winter/Christmas 2007 Collection.
Water colored the Snowman with Distress Inks and paper pieced his scarf. Cut out the ovals with a Spellbinders die, added some Stickles for a little glitz, some flowers, ribbon, cording and a charm. Isn't this a different one using flowers with a snowman???!!!! :)
Enjoy every day!!!
Patti Jo
For the Magnolia-licious Highlites Challenge for January 2011, Design Team member Cheryl Rowley has come up with a fun recipe challenge for us. Click HERE to find out all the details. You too can join in on the challenge and have a chance at free Magnolia stamps!!!
One of the parts of the recipe was using 3 pattern papers. That was a little different for me, but luckily Mindy Baxter had sent me a Basic Grey Jovial Paper Pad, I had some wonderful pattern papers to use that went so nicely together! She also sent the white flowers that went well with the paper too! Thanks Mindy!!!
I've used Edwin's Snowman stamp, Miss You stamp and the Poinsettia DooHickey Die from Magnolia-licious. Please check with Diana about Edwin's Snowman, it is from the Winter/Christmas 2007 Collection.
Water colored the Snowman with Distress Inks and paper pieced his scarf. Cut out the ovals with a Spellbinders die, added some Stickles for a little glitz, some flowers, ribbon, cording and a charm. Isn't this a different one using flowers with a snowman???!!!! :)
Enjoy every day!!!
Patti Jo
Labels:
Floral Punch Craft,
Magnolia,
Spellbinders
Monday, December 27, 2010
DooHickey Floral Wreath
Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday! Now it's time to try and catch up on a few things. I've been working on this wreath for a little while and finally finished it. I thought the DooHickey dies are not only so pretty used as basically flat flowers, I thought they would also make some terrific 3D flowers. The flowers are actually a pure white out of a pearlized paper, but couldn't get the photo adjusted, so they look kind of pink!
Cut out a chipboard circle about 7 1/2" across for the base and covered with a printed paper. Used the following DooHickey dies that I got from Diana, of course, at Magnolia-licious.
#2 Peony Petals
#6 Bon Voyage Foliage
#8 Doily Flowers
#15 Poinsettias Flowers
Click on each die or click HERE to go directly to the DooHickey Die category at Magnolia-licious.
Also added some gold cording, pearl brads, gold microbeads and peel off wording and stars. I use Ultimate or Tacky glue for the flowers and Glossy Glaze or Crystal Lacquer for the microbeads.
I'm not too keen on actually lighting candles around paper flowers, but this would look nice as a candle ring too....FOR DECORATIVE PURPOSES ONLY!!! :)
For inquiring minds, I've made up a little chart to show which dies, how many pieces and how I cut them apart. Add some shaping and sponge around some of the edges with ink, glue them together and you have your 3D flowers.
These dies will make some great spring flowers too, just need to do some different colors!!! Thinking Valentines, Easter and Mother's Day!!!
Don't forget about Sunday Sensations from Magnolia-licious!!! Click HERE to go to Jacque's blog to find out all about it and sign up!!!
Wishing everyone a healthy, safe and fun New Year!!! Enjoy every single day!!!
Patti Jo
Cut out a chipboard circle about 7 1/2" across for the base and covered with a printed paper. Used the following DooHickey dies that I got from Diana, of course, at Magnolia-licious.
#2 Peony Petals
#6 Bon Voyage Foliage
#8 Doily Flowers
#15 Poinsettias Flowers
Click on each die or click HERE to go directly to the DooHickey Die category at Magnolia-licious.
Also added some gold cording, pearl brads, gold microbeads and peel off wording and stars. I use Ultimate or Tacky glue for the flowers and Glossy Glaze or Crystal Lacquer for the microbeads.
I'm not too keen on actually lighting candles around paper flowers, but this would look nice as a candle ring too....FOR DECORATIVE PURPOSES ONLY!!! :)
For inquiring minds, I've made up a little chart to show which dies, how many pieces and how I cut them apart. Add some shaping and sponge around some of the edges with ink, glue them together and you have your 3D flowers.
These dies will make some great spring flowers too, just need to do some different colors!!! Thinking Valentines, Easter and Mother's Day!!!
Don't forget about Sunday Sensations from Magnolia-licious!!! Click HERE to go to Jacque's blog to find out all about it and sign up!!!
Wishing everyone a healthy, safe and fun New Year!!! Enjoy every single day!!!
Patti Jo
Labels:
Dies,
Magnolia,
Sculptured Flowers
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Santa's Helper on a Sleigh Ride
Just had to go back to adding some flowers for this one! Love the petal shape on these dies! Finally used this pretty Sleigh stamp that I got from Diana a while back! Added some DooHickey die flowers and mistletoe along with #3003 Santa's Little Helper. Not hard to believe this cutie Tilda is out of stock right now, but check with Diana if you are interested. Otherwise #173 Santa Edwin, #3069 Reindeer Tilda or #3058 Jolly Tilda from the 2010 Merry Christmas Collection would also be perfect for sitting on this #527 Sleigh and are available at this time.
Used the smaller of the two dies from the DooHickey die #15 Poinsettia Flowers to make the flowers and the larger die for the leaves. Put a drop of Crystal Lacquer in the center of the flowers and added gold microbeads. Also used the #17 Mistletoe die along with a 1/8" circle punch for the white berries. The flowers are red card stock sponged with a deeper red ink around the edges. The flower leaves are sponged with blue/green ink on medium green card stock. Sleigh and Tilda are colored with Distress Inks and accented with white glaze pen and Flowersoft.
After getting to play with the minis for a while, these Maggies seem large, but sure have fun with both sizes. Huge selection of both sizes at the oh so kind Diana's Magnolia-licious store!
Thank you to all who have left your wonderful comments. I've so enjoyed them and it is nice to know I'm not alone in my addictions!!
Enjoy every day!
Patti Jo
Used the smaller of the two dies from the DooHickey die #15 Poinsettia Flowers to make the flowers and the larger die for the leaves. Put a drop of Crystal Lacquer in the center of the flowers and added gold microbeads. Also used the #17 Mistletoe die along with a 1/8" circle punch for the white berries. The flowers are red card stock sponged with a deeper red ink around the edges. The flower leaves are sponged with blue/green ink on medium green card stock. Sleigh and Tilda are colored with Distress Inks and accented with white glaze pen and Flowersoft.
After getting to play with the minis for a while, these Maggies seem large, but sure have fun with both sizes. Huge selection of both sizes at the oh so kind Diana's Magnolia-licious store!
Thank you to all who have left your wonderful comments. I've so enjoyed them and it is nice to know I'm not alone in my addictions!!
Enjoy every day!
Patti Jo
Labels:
Dies,
Distress Inks,
Magnolia,
Tilda
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