This is a mish mash of the current Card Patterns sketch and the about-to-end Dust em off challenge at A Blog Named Hero.
I used my only (!) Hero Arts set - Four Dolls, and actually stamped four images, but only one made it onto the card. This was one of those "zOMG I NEED THIS" sets... which has sat unloved since it arrived, moons ago. I have friends who are currently (well, not this second, but you know) jumping through a squillion hoops in hopes of adopting a child from China. So hopefully this card will come in handy sooner than later. One can hope anyway.
The card is a bit spurkly
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Card Patterns Sketch meet Hero Arts
Crafted by Michelle Hanway at 11:18 PM 2 yarns spun
Craft-egories: baby, card challenge
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Paper Smooches Sparks challenge
I made this earlier in the week and almost forgot to post it - oops!
Anyway, here is my entry for this week's PS SparksDesigner Drafts challenge. We were give a great sketch, and this is what I came up with...
The background was made using two heart stamps from the Folkal Points set, stamped in versamark & embossed using iridescent EP. The funky bird is from that set as well. The sentiment on the front is from Sentiment Sampler. I even used a sentiment from my only other PS set, Hope, on the inside. CS and ribbon is SU.
Crafted by Michelle Hanway at 11:16 PM 1 yarns spun
Craft-egories: card challenge, general
Sunday, May 13, 2012
MFTWSC71
I haven't gotten around to playing with the MFT sketch in a while, but I needed to make mother's day cards for our moms on thursday night, so i pulled up the sketch & got to work.
These cards are Huuuuuuuge. 6x8.5. huuuuuuge. I had taken the kidlet for his free mother's day portrait (& passport pics while we were there) this week, so the cards had to be big enough to hold the 6x8 pic.
The base is textured bashful blue, and the yellowy/goldish strip (golden smooch spray!) isfrom a pre-sprayed piece of the "magic" SU paper. the other two are from a DCWV glittered Stack (suuuper cute). the die on the side is MFT, and the buttony flower on the side is a mishmash of techniques :P because this card also uses three patterned papers, i'm entering it in this week's SOS too. yay for double entries! :P
Crafted by Michelle Hanway at 11:07 PM 1 yarns spun
Craft-egories: card challenge, holidays
Patterned paper challenge
this week's SOS challenge is to use 3(or more) patterned papers. I had to make up a card for a tweep anyway, so finally sat down to do it.
I used scraps of tone-on-tone rose red, pumpkin pie & turquoise SU DSPs, and a pre-cut wasabi top note die from a different scrap bin. Even the ribbon and card base had already been cut.
I quite like how the card turned out - the wasabi leaves tie the top note pc in nicely, and the gems in the fleurs give it a nice sparkle.
Crafted by Michelle Hanway at 10:59 PM 1 yarns spun
Craft-egories: card challenge, general
Monday, May 7, 2012
Meet Jakin & Shyla
Crafted by Michelle Hanway at 11:47 PM 0 yarns spun
Another SOS card!
How's this for girly? :D i know the amount of pink will hurt Leslie's eyes, but isn't she cute? i got the idea from Pinterest (where else, really), and made her up tonight after I cleaned up my cave. My friend out west had a baby girl last week, so this is perfect for them.
This is a true SOS card - everything was from scrap bins (cardstock, DSP, ribbon) and even the base was in the pile already.yay me for using scraps!
Crafted by Michelle Hanway at 11:22 PM 1 yarns spun
Craft-egories: baby, card challenge
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Paper Smooches contest
Here's my entry into the Paper Smooches "card stock only" contest. I used 2 stamps from my PS set "Folkal Points", and SU cardstock in Crumb Cake (base), Tangerine Tango, Perfect Plum, and uh, I'm actually not sure what color the blue is. it's old though - retired longtime now. Tangerine embossing powder, crumb cake ribbon and some itsy pearls finish it off. I know I said I wouldn't put a bow, but i haaaad to. had. hope you like!
Crafted by Michelle Hanway at 9:17 PM 0 yarns spun
Craft-egories: card challenge, thank you














