Showing posts with label ODBD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ODBD. Show all posts

Saturday, May 4, 2013

His & Hers, Day 5, Part 2

It's National Scrapbook Day, and card makers for Operation Write Home are busy making cards. I love being a rebel with a cause.

There's a Virtual Card Making Party on the Stars and Stamps Blog. The first challenge is for the ODBD challenge: Miss You cards.

My cards were inspired by cards Julie Ebersole made in the His & Hers Online Card Class. Looks like I'm still embracing the white space.


A card for her...


A card for him...

Neenah - white card stock
Stampin' Up - patterned papers, green card stock
Hero Arts - Year Round Sentiments
Memory Box - Lorelai Leaf and Grove Branch dies
Sandylion - flower sticker

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Hearts

The challenge this month from Our Daily Bread Designs is to "dust off a rarely used tool or technique." I chose to "dust off" a couple of heart stamps. Ha! If we post 50 cards on the Stars & Stamps Blog, ODBD will pay to ship 2 boxes of cards to our Heroes!


Hero Arts - "Untitled Hearts Cling Stamp Set," "Heart Felt Background Cling Stamp,"
"Classic Messages," and clear embossing powder
Neenah - Desert Storm card stock
Stampin' Up - Pacific Point card stock
VersaMark watermark ink
Memento - Danube Blue ink
McGill - punch

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

August ODBD Challenge

Our Daily Bread Designs sponsors a challenge every month for Operation Write Home. They'll donate funds for the postage of 2 boxes of cards to be sent to our military. This month's challenge is to make masculine cards.

Many thanks to my crafty friend, Jackie, for the Silhouette cut file she created.


Basic Grey - Oliver Paper Pad
Hero Arts - "Made with Love" sentiment, white embossing powder
Stampin' Up - Sahara Sand card stock
Silhouette Cameo (hexagons)

Friday, June 8, 2012

Ducky, you're really quite lucky!

While blog surfing, I've noticed a lot of cards using a curvy rectangle die. I don't have it, so I created a similar cut using my Silhouette. It needs a little adjusting, but I think my first effort turned out well.

Our Craft Lounge "The Pond"
Cosmo Cricket "Joy Ride" 6x6 mini deck
Copics

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

ODBD March Challenge

This month's Our Daily Bread Designs challenge included a tic-tac-toe board of techniques. I used stripes, layers, and die cuts (punches). I also CASEd Kristina Werner's card on the Simon Says Stamp Blog. You can see it HERE.
Echo Park Dots and Stripes - "Metropolitan" and "Candy Shoppe" collections
Neenah solar white card stock
MFT Die-namics "Upsey Daisies"
SU card stock
Hero Arts sentiment clear stamp
Uniball Signo Broad pen

Sunday, January 8, 2012

ODBD January Challenge

Kristina Werner posted a terrific pennant card on her blog last week, and I knew I had to give it a try. You can find her post here. Her "Friday Focus" series will be focusing on Valentine's Day cards for the next few weeks.

This is my second attempt. The first one was a mess because the string I have is stiff, and it made a gluey mess when I tried to adhere it to the card. I solved that problem by folding the pennants over the string and adhering the string behind the card front. Each pennant piece is adhered with a pop dot.



My Mind's Eye "Lime Twist" 6x6 paper pad
Hero Arts "Right at Home" (sentiment)
SU! Crump Cake card stock

This card is my entry for the ODBD Challenge on the Stars & Stamps Blog for January. You can read more about that here.

Friday, December 30, 2011

ODBD December Challenge

Our Daily Bread Designs has sponsored another challenge on the Stars & Stamps Blog. This month we were asked to make the sentiment the focus of the card. I hope that flower isn't too big!


Memory Box "minuet" patterned paper
Hero Arts "Big Hugs" sentiment
Prima flower
SU card stock

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

ODBD Challenge

Our Daily Bread Designs (also known as ODBD) has partnered with Operation Write Home, and they are sponsoring a monthly challenge. You can find more information HERE.

This month's challenge? Make a "love" card. OWH will be needing lots of love and Valentine cards in the next few weeks. They need to be on their way to the Troops by the first week in January at the latest.

I've made a similar card before, but I think the owl deserves another showing with his top hat.



Stampin' Up - owl punch, tag punch, Crumb Cake ink, French script background stamp
Paper - Bazzil
Memento- Tuxedo Black ink
Hero Arts - sentiment stamp
Signo - white pen