Monday, April 30, 2012

Happy Birthday Kitty :: Leanne Garner


Good morning Peachy peeps!! My name is Leanne and today is my turn to get to share a card with you!! I'm super excited to share this card I made using the new PK-111 Kitty Kitty faces! I just LOVE these faces! They make me wish I had a kitty of my own! I guess that would never work at my house since I have a miniature Pomeranian that rules the roost!! I'll just have to stick to the paper kind!! I've got all the details on my blog, CreatedByLeanne! I would LOVE for you to drop by and see all the goodies I used in making my card!


This is going to be a EXCITING week here on the blog! Sneak peeks are coming of the upcoming release and you are going to FLIP OUT!! TOTALLY LOVE!!! Thanks for looking and have a AWESOME day!! Hugs, Leanne

Friday, April 27, 2012

Ribbon Wreath :: Lauren Brewer

Happy Friday!  Lauren here from Lauren's Creative!  I am so excited to share a ribbon wreath that I made for my daughter's preschool class.  Next week is teacher appreciation week, and I cannot wait to give this to my daughter's teacher.  I chose colors and die cuts that coordinate with their classroom, but of course the possibilities are endless.  I have been wanting to use the super sweet bookwork face for a really long time - I'm so excited that I got to use it on such a special project.

I made a similar wreath last fall, and I received a lot of requests for a video tutorial.  This is just a quick overview of how to put together a ribbon wreath.  I hope that it's helpful, but if you have any questions - please let me know!





I didn't mention exactly how much ribbon I used...that's a little difficult because I I ended up using some ribbon that I had on hand and some that I had bought specifically for this project.  I would estimate that you need AT LEAST 25 yards of ribbon.  I always can find a use for leftover ribbon, so I would rather have more than not enough.
My die cuts and mini-chalkboard are all hot glued to the wreath.  The Peachy Keen faces add so much personality to the simplest of images. 
I used the PK460-Happy Lashes Face Assortment for this sweet little bumblebee.



The super cute bookwork face is from the PK755 Critter Faces Set A Large set.  I found that little chalkboard in the Target $1 section last week.  It's supposed to be a plant marker, but I removed the stake for this project.  

Thank you so much for stopping by today! 

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Sweet Boy Birthday :: Amy Crockett

 
Hello everyone!!  This is Amy from Scrapping Mommy here to share a fun birthday card that you can create for that special little boy in your life.  I don't know about you, but I am always running short on birthday cards and since I have many more nephews than nieces in my family, there is always a need for a birthday card for a little boy.  The Wide Eyed Kids Face Assortment from Peachy Keen Stamps is my favorite face set for little boys.

I stamped the background with the new Cloudy Day background stamp in two different colors of blue ink.  I find it easier to add ink to these large images with a brayer.  It provides a more even ink coverage.  After adding the stamped background image to the card, I used my sewing machine to stitch along the edges of the image.
I used my Cricut and the This and That cartridge from Creative Memories to cut out this little boy.  I added some ink and this adorable face from the Wide Eyed Kids Face Assortment along with a little chalk on the cheeks and some white gel pen for the whites of the eyes and some freckles on his cheeks.  I inked up and added some stitching to the die cuts, too.  I also cut out a fence and some grass to go behind the boy and added them to the card first.  I finished it off with a little bit of bakers twine from The Twinery.

I hope that this has inspired you to get working on some birthday cards for the sweet little boy in your life.

Hugs,
Amy

Friday, April 20, 2012

Kitty Birthday Card :: Kristi Bennett

Hello Peachies! Kristi here from Little Paper Sprinkles with a super cute, super fun Birthday Card!

Last week Peachy Keen Stamps released 2 new Face stamp sets, Here Kitty Faces and Cherub Faces. I just had to use the super cute Kitty Faces this week, aren't they super cute!!?

I am also super excited this is my first project using my new Cameo! :)

Here is the basic recipe for this card:

(more details on my blog Little Paper Sprinkles)



Have a PEACHY Day!! :)


Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Happy Hour :: Kim Score

Hello everyone!  This is Kim Score with a quick and fun punch art project featuring a super cute face from the April 2012 Stamp of the Month set.  The fun greeting is from PK-105 Happy Hour.  To add some extra fun to the card, I mounted the beer mug with an Action Wobble to make him dance.


Supplies:
(paper, punches and inks from Stampin' Up!)

PK-105 Happy Hour
Action Wobble
Round Tab punch
3/4" Circle punch
Decorative Label punch
Cupcake Builder punch
Basic Black, So Saffron, More Mustard, Wild Wasabi ink pads
Crumb Cake, So Saffron, Wild Wasabi, Whisper White card stocks
assorted designer series papers
uni-ball white gel pen, sponge daubers, blender pen

Instructions:
Punch a 3/4" Circle in white card stock.  Line up the Round Tab punch over the punched circle to create the beer mug handle.

Punch a Decorative Label out of So Saffron card stock.  Trim the pointed edges and bottom of label off.  Sponge edges with more mustard ink.  Paint lines onto label with blender pen and more mustard ink.  Stamp face with black ink.  Color whites of eyes with uni-ball white gel pen.  Punch two cupcake builder tops out of white card stock and lightly sponge edges with so saffron ink.


Cut the following layers for card:
5-1/2" x 8-1/2" crumb cake card stock for base, folded in half
5-3/8" x 4-1/8" saffron polkadot paper
5/8" x 4-1/8" crumb cake, stripe and bashful blue designer paper strips
3-1/4" x 3-1/4" crumb cake card stock
3" x 3" wild wasabi card stock
2-7/8" x 2-7/8" white card stock
1-3/4" x 2-7/8" striped wild wasabi paper

Assemble card layers.  Stamp greeting with wild wasabi ink. Glue mug pieces together and attach mug to card with action wobble.

Monday, April 16, 2012

Dolly Layout :: Jennie Garcia

Hi!! I'm Jennie from Earthy Scrap!!
I got a girly and peachy layout for you!!
My husband got Lily for my daughter when she was 6 months old and she is still her favorite doll.
This is one of many layouts with Lily on it. :0) 

The sun is from the Everyday Paper Dolls Cartridge and I used a face from the March Stamp Of The Month.  The cloud is from April Showers and the face is from the new Cherub Faces Assortment.

How adorable are these dollies!! They are from the Vivienne and Friends Set. 

How adorable is the little girl!!  The dolls come in the wagon but is really easy to cut them out in case they want to play. The sentiment in the little flag is also from this set.

I hope you enjoyed this layout!!
Take Care!!
Jennie

Friday, April 13, 2012

Better Late Than Never :: Heather Hoffman



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Good morning - Heather here from Houses Built of Cards. I have some Peachy fun to share with you - don't know how - but this post got kind of long! Sorry about that! I decided to use a bunch of different sets, and play a little more with my Silhouette Cameo and an SVG file that I found. I have more information on the SVG file on my blog if you want to find out more. Anyway, here is what I made with it:
And here are all the Peachy sets I used! I used the newest Kit of the Month for the sentiments. There are so many versatile sentiments in this kit - as well as the expected cute peachy faces and all those adorable clocks:


I managed to sneak this background on the bottom of the card - right on top of the pattern paper! This set is so perfect for a background, and I love that it works on masculine cards really well:

Used this set to give my little turtle a hairpiece - so fun! This set adds so much character to your faces:

And finally, I used one of the gnome faces from the March Kit of the month - these faces are great for so much more than just the characters that come in the kits! LOVE that! More bang for your buck is always good:

I also used an Action Wobble, that you can also purchase from Peachy Keen:


Whew...okay - now back to my project! I used some Authentique 6x6 paper (the reverse side) for the turtle. Inked the edges with Tim Holtz distress ink in Antique Photo, and then attached some of the layers with foam adhesive for dimension.
I stamped his face and "hair," colored in the eyes with a white gel pen, added some "cheeks" and colored the nose with a Copic marker. Finished off by putting Glossy Accents on the eyes and nose.  
I curved the top sentiment when I stuck it to my clear block, so it would stamp in a curve to match the shape of the turtle. Also couldn't resist a few doodles with my white gel pen on the turtle. 
The background paper is all from an older Basic Grey 6x6 paper pad, Indie Bloom. I inked the edges of it with the same distress ink as the turtle. Then the background stamp I just stamped right on top of the pattern paper - I think it came out kinda fun!
And yep! Here are a couple shots of the turtle in motion with his Action Wobble! 


They really are so much fun!!! Anyway, I finished off with some Baker's twine and faux stitching around the outside edges.
Thanks so much for stopping by to visit today! Have a wonderful day - and weekend!!!

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Peachy Day :: Glorajean Beardall

Hi, this is Glora from Glora's Crafts and I hope you are having an absolutely Peachy day. I wanted to share a peach card with you today. I have not added a sentiment yet, since I think this could work for almost any occasion and I will add a sentiment when I am ready to send it out.


The super sweet face is from the Basic Paper Doll Face Assortment. I got the peach from the Preserves Cricut cartridge and the card shape is from the Lacey Labels Cricut cartridge. I added inking to all the pieces as well as some faux stitching with my Sakura Gellyroll pen. I also added some chalked cheeks to the peach and some Glossy Accents to they eyes. Oh yes and the pretty twine is from The Twinery.Thanks for stopping by today!

Monday, April 9, 2012

Tick Tock Clocks :: Lorie Souther

Hello!  It's Lorie here today, and I'm thrilled to share with you a couple of cards I made using the new PKSC-04 Stamp of the Month set from Peachy Keen Stamps.   This set is so much fun to work with, has endless possibilities, and it includes so many wonderful sentiments that are perfect for nearly any occasion you can imagine.

The images for both cards were stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink and colored with Copic markers.  All of the card stock and patterned paper was a part of this month's Peachy Picks Kit.  I love working with these kits!  There's no guess work with them at all, because everything is coordinated beautifully, and there's plenty of product included for many, many wonderful projects. 

The lace trim on this card was also a part of the Peachy Picks Kit.  I stamped the sentiment, then cut it apart , and mounted it using foam dots to pop it up and add dimension.


This card not only shows off the card stock, and patterned paper from the Peachy Picks Kit, but also showcases the amazing clock faces and spinner/hands from Tim Holtz, which are also included in this month's kit.  They're the perfect addition to this larger size pocket watch stamp.  The PK-104 What Time Is It? background stamp made a great back drop for this image, and the sentiment is from the PKSC-04 Stamp of the Month.

I hope you've enjoyed my creations today.  Glad you could drop by!  Have a great day and happy stamping!!!

Friday, April 6, 2012

Easter Treat Container :: Amanda Bodine

Hey everyone, it's Amanda and I'm so excited to be sharing my project with all of you today.. For my project, I decided to make a fun carrot Easter container filled with some yummy jelly beans.. Well, of course I had to Peachify my carrots with the PK-293 The Cornies Assortment(one of my all time favs) and the PK-101 Medium Polka Dot background stamp.. I just love how these bunny treats turned out and I hope you like them too :0)

I tied a piece of twine around the top of the carrots keep them closed..

Also, I heat embossed the polka dots..




I just love how these carrots open and they are pretty easy to fill..


Thanks so much for stopping by and checking out my project..

I hope you all have a great day..


Scrappy hugs,

Amanda :0)

Thursday, April 5, 2012

April Reveal and Releases!


Hi Everyone!
The time is finally here! Our April Releases are LIVE!

Kit members will get their kits automatically shipped tomorrow morning and if you're not currently enrolled in our clubs, joining is easy!

  • HUGE savings on stamp Kits - Stamp Kits are as low as $29.95/month (US Residents, includes shipping) vs. $39.95 (does not include shipping))
  • NO COMMITTMENT. You can opt-out of the club at any time, however you won't receive your member exclusives for the month that you opt out.
  • Exclusive Member SVG files and cutting templates 
  • Exclusive Member email preview and advance inspiration on the 1st of each month.
  • Automatic billing/shipping - you never have to worry about getting your order in on time, we will bill and ship automatically on the 6th of each month! 
  • Exclusive Member Tutorials and Videos - coming soon! 
  • Self-service member portal (Coming Soon) -  update payment/shipping information, opt-out or resubscribe all with a few clicks! 
 Not interested in subscribing? No problem, all of our sets are also available to non-Club members as well for just $39.95 for one full 8.5" x 11" sheet of stamps.

Each month there is something NEW and exciting to mix-and-match!

Add-On Sets (coordinate with our Stamp Kit of the Month, sold separately)


Background stamps that cover a full A2 Card!
Aren't they FUN? Need some inspiration? Be sure to click each item for a Designer Gallery using the stamps featured tonight.

Wait! We're not finished yet!!
 
 This month's Peachy Picks Kit is oh-so-Peachy-mid-century chic!
Our paper crafting kit club has everything you need to get started. Whether you're new to card making or just like saving time by having everything coordinate right out of the box, we've got you covered. 


Each month, members receive a collection of 6" x 6" patterned papers, coordinating heavyweight cardstock, beautiful embellishments, matching trims and yummy elements. 
Our stamp kits always compliment each month's Peachy Picks kit, making crafting a breeze!

 
These kits are exclusively available to Peachy Picks members, which means they aren't available a la cart. Signing up is easy and here are some of the wonderful benefits you can expect as a member:

  • Incredible savings - We take the guess work and hefty price tag out of shopping for coordinating items.
  • NO COMMITTMENT. You can opt-out at any time. Please note, when you opt out, you will not receive the member exclusives that month or be able to purchase these kits at a later date. They are exclusively available for Peachy Picks club members and once they're gone, they're gone! 
  • Exclusive Member SVG files and cutting templates 
  • Exclusive Member email preview and advance inspiration on the 1st of each month. 
  • Automatic billing/shipping - you never have to worry about getting your order in on time, we will bill and ship automatically on the 6th of each month! 
  • Exclusive Member Tutorials and Videos - coming soon! 
  • Self-service member portal (Coming Soon) -  update payment/shipping information, opt-out or resubscribe all with a few clicks! 

I hope you enjoyed tonight's release!
All sets are currently available and ready for immediate shipment.
 We are PARTYING it up 
on the Peachy Keen Connection tonight  
to celebrate, so come and join us!
 We'll have challenges posted tonight that you have through Sunday to play along with and win some FuN prizes! See you there!