Happy Friday & WELCOME to the January Paper Wing Production's Design Team Blog Hop!
If you've arrived here from Carrie's Blog, then you're in the right place. If you've just stumbled into the hop, no worries just CLICK HERE to start from the beginning.
Today we're celebrating the launch of our new design team, with a “Friendship” themed hop and we even have some blog candy to share with one lucky follower!!
For a chance to win, all you’ll need to do is:
Be a follower of the Paper Wings Productions blog The Aviary, visit each of the blogs and leave a little bloggie love for all of our DT members. Then go back to The Aviary and leave a comment.
For extra chances to win, just like the Paper Wings Productions Facebook page and/or invite your friends to the hop. Then just come back and let us know! Be sure to leave a separate comment for each of the additional entries. The winner will be announced on Tuesday, January 8th on the Paper Wings Productions blog.
Hi friends, I'm so happy that you've joined us for our very first hop. I'm so excited to be joining such a talented group of ladies on the PWP Design Team. Today I have a fun little card to share with you:
Isn't that fun, I just love the PWP Frida stamp sets. I mean come on, Frida was on a whole other level of creativity, lol. To make this card, I started out with craft paper for the base and stamped it with Pearl colored acrylic dabber paint using the Music cling stamp. Next I created the pink patterned paper. I started out with cream colored cardstock, then cut it with my Cricut Sentimentals cartridge using the sparrow card. I colored it with Tim Holtz Distress Inks in Dusty Concord, Picked Raspberry
and Spiced Marmalade. For some interest, I randomly stamped it with the Text Melange Cling Stamp Set and stitched around the edges.
With my background ready to go, I moved onto my focal images. The sentiment I chose to use is a Longfellow quote from the Kind Words Cling Stamp Set and I stamped it onto a piece of muslin. Next I stamped the curtains from the Frida Por Vida Set onto My Mind's Eye patterned paper, fussy cut them out and top them off with a strip of a K&Company border. I did a little paper piecing on Frida. Her skirt is stamped onto vintage sheet music. She's pretty cute, huh!
To finish things off, I added some Prima Say it in Crystals and Recollections bling.
Then I inked all of the edges with TH Dusty Concord and doodled all over with a Faber-Castell pen and a white gel pen.
I hope you liked my Frida Friendship card! Be sure to head on over to Shay's Blog Next!!
Be a follower of the Paper Wings Productions blog The Aviary, visit each of the blogs and leave a little bloggie love for all of our DT members. Then go back to The Aviary and leave a comment.
For extra chances to win, just like the Paper Wings Productions Facebook page and/or invite your friends to the hop. Then just come back and let us know! Be sure to leave a separate comment for each of the additional entries. The winner will be announced on Tuesday, January 8th on the Paper Wings Productions blog.
Hi friends, I'm so happy that you've joined us for our very first hop. I'm so excited to be joining such a talented group of ladies on the PWP Design Team. Today I have a fun little card to share with you:
Isn't that fun, I just love the PWP Frida stamp sets. I mean come on, Frida was on a whole other level of creativity, lol. To make this card, I started out with craft paper for the base and stamped it with Pearl colored acrylic dabber paint using the Music cling stamp. Next I created the pink patterned paper. I started out with cream colored cardstock, then cut it with my Cricut Sentimentals cartridge using the sparrow card. I colored it with Tim Holtz Distress Inks in Dusty Concord, Picked Raspberry
and Spiced Marmalade. For some interest, I randomly stamped it with the Text Melange Cling Stamp Set and stitched around the edges.
With my background ready to go, I moved onto my focal images. The sentiment I chose to use is a Longfellow quote from the Kind Words Cling Stamp Set and I stamped it onto a piece of muslin. Next I stamped the curtains from the Frida Por Vida Set onto My Mind's Eye patterned paper, fussy cut them out and top them off with a strip of a K&Company border. I did a little paper piecing on Frida. Her skirt is stamped onto vintage sheet music. She's pretty cute, huh!
To finish things off, I added some Prima Say it in Crystals and Recollections bling.
Then I inked all of the edges with TH Dusty Concord and doodled all over with a Faber-Castell pen and a white gel pen.
I hope you liked my Frida Friendship card! Be sure to head on over to Shay's Blog Next!!
Here is the complete line up just in case you get lost along the way:
Amber Rasmussen - http://sew-ink.blogspot.com
Tara Chaussee - http://secretbeesstudio.blogspot.com/
Carrie Avery - http://www.carrieavery.com/
Norma Gomez - http://lilhoneybeestudios.blogspot.com/------YOU ARE HERE
Shay - http://verdigrishall.blogspot.com/
Dana Tatar - http://datatar.blogspot.com/
Norma Gomez - http://lilhoneybeestudios.blogspot.com/------YOU ARE HERE
Shay - http://verdigrishall.blogspot.com/
Dana Tatar - http://datatar.blogspot.com/
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING US TODAY
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Let Your Creativity Take Flight!
I entered this project in the Moxie Fab World Challenge: #49 Make Your Own Background
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Let Your Creativity Take Flight!
I entered this project in the Moxie Fab World Challenge: #49 Make Your Own Background
Awesome card! I LOVE the scene you have created. The sentiment looks fabulous stamped on muslin! Thanks for the inspiration Norma. =)
ReplyDeletethis is so awesome!!! i love everthing!! just perfect norma!!
ReplyDeleteI love the frida set so much! great designs
ReplyDeleteThe looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I don't think I have ever seen Frida looking so darling! You did a fabulous job and I am amazed at all the work you put into it! So very inspiring
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing card! THe details, colors, textures - gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow! I would love to receive that masterpiece! That's awesome!
ReplyDeletesuch a neat piece
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, Norma!! I love the beautiful colors and design!! Another masterpiece my friend!! Absolutely gorgeous!! Happy Friday :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
Fantastic card, Norma! I love everything about it...Frida looks lovelier than ever.
ReplyDeleteGreat card, love all the detais :)
ReplyDeleteNorma, your card is amazing! Beautiful details and background. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks for leaving me a comment on my blog Norma........AWESOME card ! Love FRIDA.....
ReplyDeleteA Mixed Media Card! Love it! All the textures and details are wonderful. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, this is absolutely fantastic! I love it! :)
ReplyDeleteNORMA! LOVE this! How fun and creative! I love your work..always!! This is a fun hop! Lovin' it!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
HL
Lovely card, so many cute details, love the sentiment too.
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WOW!!! This is gorgeous!! You already know I am a HUGE fan of your work and this is no exception!! Simply amazing Norma!!
ReplyDeleteTFS and have a GREAT weekend!!
Wow...this is too cute. Whats not to love...love the colors,the flower, and all the gemstones you added!
ReplyDeleteNew follower here - great blog!
ReplyDeleteloving the fun, bright colors and bling! And that stamp is too cool!
ReplyDeleteGotta love Frida!
ReplyDeleteWow this is gorgeous, Frida looks amazing surrounded by all those lovely embellies : )
ReplyDeleteYour card just took my breath away - beautiful beautiful work! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFrida has never looked so beautiful. Love the scene too :)
ReplyDeleteI so love your work Norma! You need to be teaching at Stamp Antonio. You have some great techniques under your belt. This piece is adorable and your style is so much fun! Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute card. So many fun elements to it. I love the quote.
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE your card and the sentiment is awesome.
ReplyDeletehugs, DIANA L.
Cool card you have made thanks for your visit.
ReplyDeletebyeeee,Lean
Wow, great card!
ReplyDeletelovely!!! incredible... i'll try to do like it.
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LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it!! So glad you have Frida now. ;)
ReplyDeleteI just came over from MFW and my jaw dropped when I saw your card! Amazing - this scene is so adorable! The attention to detail is incredible and I love the monotone effect!
ReplyDeleteLove your background! I thought at first it was a window card, because of the curtains - whichever way, it is lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love the details of your card!!! it's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day -
Venus
sisterscraftcafe.blogspotcom
Hey Norma! Thanks for linking this up to the Make Your Own Background Paper Challenge in the Moxie Fab World! I'm so glad you joined in on all the fun! :)
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