DJ's Sundries

Playing with watercolors is one of my favorite things to do in the craftroom.  They are so versatile.  Today we will see two cards using different techniques.  Pairing watercolors with CTMH's Sea Glass paper creates a dynamic duo. Here's what you need to make these cards: Close To My Heart White Daisy Card Base Close To My Heart Sea Glass cardstock Close To My Heart watercolor paints Close To My Heart Bitty Sparkles Close To My Heart Black Exclusives ink pad Close To My Heart Get Better stamp set Adhesives  This video will show you the different techniques. Thanks for stopping by today.  Remember to take some time to enjoy the little things.

I have a friend who recently had carpal tunnel surgery.  This wonderful little set of stamps from Lawn Fawn is perfect for get well cards.  I knew that I could make her a quick little card.  I started with the following supplies: White cardstock - Georgia Pacific and Paper Trey Inc "One Fine Day" 6X6 paper pad from Three Bugs in a Rug Lawn Fawn - "On the Mend" stamp set Fiskars "Scalloped Sentiment" and 2" round punches Ranger Archival ink - Jet Black Memento ink - Tuxedo Black Spellbinders - Big Scalloped Circle die set Prisma colored pencils Pearls from Michaels Thanks for stopping by today.  Remember to take some time to enjoy the little things.

To find out about the giveaway going on right now, please click here . Today I have a super simple gift card holder to share with you.  Now I typically wouldn't do a gift card holder as a get well card, but wanted to give this friend who was recently diagnosed with cancer a special encouragement as she goes through the next few rough weeks and months. Here's what I used: Cricut Artiste cartridge - The card uses the card feature on the "j" key and is cut at 3" Georgia Pacific white cardstock DCWV - Nana's Kids matstack (green paper) - Cut one piece at 2 7/8" X 3 3/4" for the back of the card and 2 pieces at 2 7/8" X 3 1/2" for the front and inside of the card 3 Girl JAM Witches Brew ribbon Spellbinders - Classic scalloped ovals large Lawn Fawn - On the Mend stamp set TH Distress ink - Peeled Paint TH Distress markers - Fired Brick, Peeled Paint, Forest Moss, Crushed Olive (and my water brush) Want 2 Scrap purple pearls B...

Hello!  Welcome to the Enjoy the Moments Blog Hop.  If you are coming from Java Jen Creations then you are in the right place.  If you just happened to be visiting my blog today, be sure to start at the beginning by clicking here . I am so happy you chose to join me today.  I am pretty new to Megan Elizabeth's blog and products, but discovered that we have at least one thing in common.  We both grew up singing along with Patch the Pirate .  It's a very small world! When I was looking around on her blog and in her store, I knew that I wanted to try her Paper Layerz paper.  I also picked up some of her adhesive.  You will see me use both in today's project.  I decided to post the video in 2 segments so that it wouldn't be one very long video.  I also did something that I have NEVER done on a video before in the second one.  Curious? After I finished the video, I decided to add faux stitch marks around the outside and the...

I "Whaley" hope you are enjoying this series as much as I am enjoying making the cards for it!  I think this whale from the "Splish Splash" Cricut cartridge is adorable.  This was a cartridge that I won several months ago in a giveaway and it's the first time I've used it.  Don't have this cartridge?  No problem!  Go to mycutsearch.com to find what other cartridges have whales on them.  I know I have at least 2 others. I used the "Scripture Sayings" and "Splashtastic Summer" stamp sets to stamp the sentiments on this card.  They are from K. Andrew Designs.  The video will include other information including cut sizes and the other supplies I used. Thanks for stopping by.  Please remember: "Jesus paid it all.  All to Him I owe".

I wanted to make this quick card yesterday for a sick little girl.  I only had a few minutes to make it.  I would add something to the top of the card if I had a little more time to put it together to add interest to the top.  Here's what you need: Supplies: Cardstock - 2-3 shades of pink Pink patterned paper Black piece of cardstock Blue piece of cardstock Cupcake Twine from The Twinery Black inkpad Tools: Create-a-Critter Cricut cartridge K. Andrew Designs - "Splashtastic Summer" stamp set Let's Get Started : Cut your card base to 8 1/2"X 5 1/2".  Fold in half.  Cut the layers of the whale at 3" using the Create-a-Critter Cricut cartridge.  I cut "layer 1" 2 times - once in pink and once in blue.  I adhered the blue layer to the black layer.  I then cut the water spout off the top of of the pink "layer 1" so that you could see the water spout.  The only part of the "blue layer 1" you see is the water spout...