Sushi 21st Birthday Card

Happy Wednesday Crafters,

Today I'm sharing with you a birthday card I made for my sons friend who is like a daughter to me.   She loves sushi so I thought I would use the KaDoodle Bug Designs I Love Sushi & You're Soy Amazing files.  

Here is the finished card.

For the faces on the various sushi items I used faces from the Peachy Keen PK-1370 Kawaii Face Assortment.  

Here's a picture of one of the sushi items in my MISTI. 

Here are some close ups of all the sushi items.   I just love how the Peachy Keen faces make them extra cute. 

 Card Recipe:

• Card Base 5-1/2" x 5-1/2"
• Created my own sentiment.
• KaDoodle Bug Designs I Love Sushi file.
• KaDoodle Bug Designs You're Soy Amazing file

• Digital Papers from Prettygrafik Sushi Papers - PS857
• Peachy Keep Face Stamp PK-1370 Kawaii Face Assortments
• I used most of the 1/2" size and one of the 3/8" size

Thanks for stopping by.

Wishing you an amazing day.

Happy Crafting!

TTFN,

Debby 

Get Well Card

Happy Friday Crafters,

Today I'm sharing a get well card I made using the KaDoodle Bug Designs Charmkin Cuties-Little Lady file, SVG Cutting Files Card Sketch 53 and Prettygrafik Ladybug papers.

I used the jpg and did a print and cut with my Silhouette Cameo and 

then cut a black piece slightly offset to put a shadow behind her. 

Card Recipe:

• KaDoodle Bug Designs Charmkin Cuties-Little Lady

• Card Sketch is from SVG Cutting Files Card Sketch 53

• Pattern pater from Prettygrafik - Ladybug Papers PS687

Thanks for stopping by.

Hope you liked my get well card.

Happy Crafting!

TTFN,

Debby 

I Treasure You - Under the Sea Sunken Pirate Ship

Happy Tuesday Crafters,

I'm super blessed and excited to be this week's Guest Designer for Die Cuttin Divas.

This week's Die Cuttin Diva's Challenge is Under the Sea.

I have been seeing all kinds of beautiful sea related projects by crafters and I was overwhelmed by their beauty and their creativeness so I had my work cut out for me.   One of the things I haven't seen was an underwater scene with a sunken ship so I started searching for the the right images for my under water scene.

I found a pirate ship in my SVG data base by Miss Kate Cuttables that I felt would be perfect for the sunken ship.    I wanted snorkelers/scuba divers in my scene but unfortunately I didn't have any in my SVG arsenal so I went to the internet to search which brought me to the Prettygrafik website.   They had a boy and girl clipart sets that included a bunch of images that would be perfect for the design I had in my head so I bought them and the designing began.    

I put the card mat size on my Silhouette Design Software screen so I could size the pirate ship, all the sea critters and snorkelers.    Once I did that I printed and then cut them all out.

I used the Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Broken China and Faded Jeans ink to make the ocean water.

I used Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Vintage Photo and Stampin Up Early Expresso to give the pirate ship character and then I ripped it in half.  I used Tim Holtz Distress Ink Tea Dye to dirty up the sails and then I ripped them and the pirate flags.  A sunken ship has to look damage after all.   

Card Recipe:

• Miss Kate Cuttables Pirate Ship
• This is what it would have looked like if I didn't destroy it by ripping it in half and making the masts and sails/flags look broken and destroyed. 
• 
• Prettygrafik Ocean Fun Clip Art
• Click here for Boy Ocean Fun Clip Art set
• Click here for Girl Ocean Fun Clip Art set

• Sentiment from Scrappy Mom Stamps Designer's Choice stamp set
• Tim Holtz Distress Oxide
• Sky - Broken China & Faded Jeans
• Ship - Vintage Photo
• Stanpin Up Early Espresso ink also used on ship
• White Gelly Roll Pen
• Pearls and gems from my craft stash

Thanks for stopping by. 

Hope you join Die Cuttin Diva's in this Under the Sea challenge.   

Link up your project on their blog www.diecuttindivas.blogspot.com

Happy Crafting!

TTFN,

Debby

Tag - Duck in Umbrella

Happy Friday Crafters,

Today is the new challenge over at PDE Linky Party's blog.

This week's challenge is #164 Tags

I made this tag with the mindset that I would eventually put it on a card.   

Don't want a good craft project to not be used.  :)

I used the png file from the KaDoodle Bug Designs Cutie KaToodles-Rainy Day Duck file and added some liquid glass/glossy accents on the water.   I also used liquid glass/glossy accents to the rain drops on the digital background paper. 

See below for a complete list of items used to make this tag. 

Tag Recipe:

• Duck in umbrella is from KaDoodle Bug Designs Cutie KaToodles-Rainy Day Duck file.   
• Liquid Glass is from Close to My Heart but you could also use Ranger Glossy accents.
• Gift tag is from the Silhouette Design store - Elegant Gift Tag Set Design #6168
• Digital paper used for the base tag and tag mat are from Prettygrafik's April Shower PS706 set.
• Used PS706-01 for the base and PS706-06 for the mat.

I hope you join us in this challenge.

Click HERE to link up a picture of your tag.

Thanks for stopping by.

Happy Crafting!

TTFN,

Debby 

PDE Linky Party #153 - Anything Goes

Happy Friday Crafters,

Today starts a new PDE Linky Party Challenge    

This week it's to make any project.  Can be whatever creation you make.

For those of you that know me or have followed my Facebook and Blog the past year or so, you know that every Christmas I try to come up with something creative to give money to my nieces, nephews and godchildren.   So today for the "Anything Goes" challenge I'm sharing with you what I made for them this year.   My nieces and nephews really got a kick out of them.   My godchildren won't get them until tomorrow so I'm hoping they don't see this blog post. :)

This year I decided make pizza out of money for their gift.   
Saw this idea on Pinterest but of course I had to make my own pizza box and add my own personal touch to them.   

This is the picture I saw on Pinterest that gave me the inspiration for my Christmas gift idea. 

 These are the front of my pizza boxes.

The boy's got the Pizza Box with the Boy Elf

The girl's got the Pizza Box with the Girl Elf

When they opened it, this is what they saw.

I had to fold the money to look like pizza slices with pizza crust and used a few pennies for pepperoni toppings.

A big thank you to my hubby for folding a majority of these bills for eleven pizza boxes.  

Pizza Box Recipe:

• Pizza Box from Silhouette Design Store - Design ID # 61145
• Pizza Box was printed with snowflake digi paper from Little Scraps of Heaven Cozy Sweater Penguin digi kit
• Pattern Paper used for half circles are from the Prettygrafik PS643 Ginger Snap digital paper pack. 
• Plaid paper behind half circles is from the Prettygrafik PS524 Bake Sale Treats digital paper pack. 
• Boy & Girl Peeking Elves are from Miss Kate Cuttables.   I used the jpg and used my Silhouette Cameo's print and cut feature. 
• Click HERE for Boy Elf.   
• Click HERE for Girl Elf. 
• The tag under their hand is from the Silhouette Design Store - Design ID #52794.   
• I used a digi paper to fill in the tag and then added the "Pannell Christmas Pizza, Made with Fresh Dough" and once again used the Silhouette Cameo's print and cut feature.  

Thanks for stopping by.  
I hope you liked my take on the pizza box money gift idea.  
Feel free to use this idea to create your own money pizza box.  If you do, I would appreciate it if you would mention my blog as your inspiration.   Thank you.

Hope you join our PDE Linky Party for week's "Anything Goes" Challenge.   

Go HERE to check out the rules and to link up your project.  

Can't wait to see your creations.

Happy Crafting!

TTFN,

Debby