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July's Making Merry Monday pdf is now available to purchase.
Instructions now include both cm's and inches for all measurements.
$7 for the step by step instructions to make the July cards as featured above.
Purchase the tutorial by clicking on the BUY NOW button and make payment using PayPal and I will e-mail the tutorial to you.
If you wish to contact me to order any materials I used in the July MMM cards, contact me.
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My theme for July is to re-do some of the cards I made in Making Merry Monday 2009. Back then, I didn't offer instructions for the cards and I really love some of the cards I made. I am re-doing them this month with current products so you can see how easy it is to make small changes if you don't own all the products to make a particular card.
Todays card was originally shown in December 2009.
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Blog hopping today and the theme for July is masculine. I think my card suits so many males, particularly teenagers or young adults, which is handy as I made it for my nephew.
Inside card stampin up demonstrator, handmade, Ros Davidson, classes, south east Melbourne
Click here to visit Sue Madex and see what she has to share today.
Other ladies blog hopping today:
Christine Blain http://www.christineblain.blogspot.com
Kathryn Mangelsdorf: http://klm55.blogspot.com
Nikki Sadler http://www.inkyart.com.au
Di Dunk http://www.stampartbydi.typepad.com
Alisha Watson http://www.ratherbstamping.blogspot.com
Tina Gillespie http://scissorspapercard.blogspot.com
Materials list:
Stamps: Extreme elements, grunge rock, music notes (stampin' around wheel), french foliage
Inkpads: Sahara sand, soft suede, wild wasabi, marina mist, daffodil delight, calypso coral
Cardstock: Wild wasabi, marina mist, soft suede, naturals ivory, very vanilla
Accessories: Big shot, timeless type sizzlets dies, crystal effects, cutter kit, cherry cobbler and tangerine tango embossing powders
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Techniques class*, August 3rd, 7pm - 10.30pm
Join me and learn the black magic technique. You will create a sample card (with step by step instructions) and two finished cards with envelopes.
Cost $20 stampin up demonstrator, handmade, Ros Davidson, classes, south east Melbourne
To see more upcoming classes, visit here
*Bookings and pre-payment are essential as spaces are limited and to allow for kit preparation and ordering of supplies. If you have to cancel for any reason, I am happy to provide you with your kit so that the cards can be made at your leisure.
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As I mentioned here and here, it's been one of the two birthday weeks here at our home this past week and to make the celebrations more festive, I whipped up this happy birthday bunting. Take 2 turned out awesome, take 1, did not. My sewing machine and I did not see eye to eye (nor did the fabric) hence take 2 was made with designer series paper instead.
Materials used: stampin up demonstrator melbourne, handmade, Ros Davidson,
Cardstock: Basic black, whisper white classes, south east Melbourne
Inkpads: Tempting turquoise, peach parfait, melon mambo, sahara sand, rich razzleberry, pacific point, pumpkin pie, real red, old olive, daffodil delight
Designer series paper: Brights patterns, flirtious specialty, just add cake, cheerful treat (hostess), attic boutique (autumn/winter mini catalogue), sweet and sour specialty (retired), haiku (retired), hoppy memories (retired simply scrappin kit), good morning sunshine (retired), island oasis (retired)
Accessories: Big shot, perfect pennants die
Other: Herringbone tape, Sizzix alphabet
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My theme for July is to re-do some of the cards I made in Making Merry Monday 2009. Back then, I didn't offer instructions for the cards and I really love some of the cards I made. I am re-doing them this month with current products so you can see how easy it is to make small changes if you don't own all the products to make a particular card. stampin up demonstrator, handmade, Ros Davidson, classes
Today's card was originally posted in November 2009. south east Melbourne
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Following on from this post on Thursday, here's the other two angry birds creations I put together. The first one is the lolly bags J took to school for his grade.
All boxed up ready for school
Red bird stampin up demonstrator melbourne, handmade, Ros Davidson, classes, south east Melbourne
Yellow bird
Blue bird
Pig
The second one is the birthday cake. I used my thermomix and made this recipe. It was very yummy and Josh loved his cake (and the design). The Stampin' Up! full heart and 2 1/2" circles made the cake design simple. I used a punched out shape as a guide for piping the icing.
I just love the look of pleasure and surprise on his face in this photo.
Materials used (all Stampin' Up! materials used unless otherwise noted):
Cardstock: Real red, pacific point, daffodil delight, old olive, whisper white, basic black
Punches: Word window, 2 1/2" circle, 1 1/4" circle, 1" circle, 1/2" circle, wide oval, large oval, trio punch (circle)
Accessories: Big shot, fancy favor die, stampin' dimensionals
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My eldest boy child is now 9! It's been birthday week around here (mine was 2 days ago) and J loves Angry Birds along with many other crazes :)
I couldn't help make him a bit of an angry birds birthday theme (more on that to come in later posts) but this is his birthday card. I used this tutorial, with a few changes (noted below) and I also inked all cardstock using co-ordinating inkpads.
Side view stampin up demonstrator melbourne, handmade, Ros Davidson, classes, south east Melbourne
Angry pig changes
1 3/4" circle (instead of 1 3/8")
Cupcake punch (sprinkles) for black cardstock in nose and ears
Blue bird changes
Owl punch (second smallest circle for eyes)
Yellow bird changes
Daffodil delight instead of so saffron
Use a full mini heart for the nose (instead of cutting it)
Bomb changes
1 3/4" circle (instead of 1 3/8")
Owl punch (second smallest circle for centre circle above eyes)
Use a full mini heart for the nose (instead of cutting it)
Materials used (All Stampin' Up! products used unless otherwise noted)
Stamps: Up up and away
Cardstock: Basic grey, basic black, whisper white, pumpkin pie, real read, delightful daffodil, old olive, tempting turquoise
Inkpads: Basic grey, whisper white, pumpkin pie, real read, delightful daffodil, old olive, tempting turquoise
Punches: Owl, 1 3/4" circle, 1 3/8" circle, 1/2" circle, trio punch pack (circle), heart to heart, small oval, boho blossom, full heart
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July's technique class was versa shadow. As usual, we made two cards and a sample card.
Card 1 south east Melbourne
After the class I decorated the inside of both cards so they are now "finished" and I can give them away :)
Card 2 stampin up demonstrator melbourne, handmade, Ros Davidson, classes,
Next month's technique class is black magic. August's class is Friday the 3rd of August (the first Friday of the month) beginning at 7pm, cost is $20. To book your place, contact me.
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My theme for July is to re-do some of the cards I made in Making Merry Monday 2009. Back then, I didn't offer instructions for the cards and I really love some of the cards I made. I am re-doing them this month with current products so you can see how easy it is to make small changes if you don't own all the products to make a particular card.
Todays card was originally shown in June 2009. stampin up, card, stdemonstrator, melbourne,
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