Picture My Life Cards
If you've looked at my "Specials" page, you'll know that one of the Specials for the month of August is the Picture My Life™ Scrapbooking Program. With any PML purchase, you are eligible to add your choice of 1 of 8 qualifying Memory Protectors™ 10 - packs for just $3.00! Each Picture My Life Scrapbooking program™ already includes a coordinating 10 - pack of Memory Protectors, so when you add your additional 10 - pack for only $3.00 you'll be well on your way to your own picture perfect pocket scrapbooking adventure!
Of course, I had to play around with them and today's post is using the Picture My Life™ cards to create some quick and simple greeting cards. Today, I'm using the Babycakes set, as well as the Wanderful paper pack. I also used the August Stamp Of The Month set - What a Hoot - on one of the cards.
For the first card, I stamped the owls directly onto some scraps of Pathfinding patterned paper and cut them out. I paper pieced the owls, and then used our new ShinHan Twin Touch Markers™ to add a little shading to the owls. OK, I realize CTMH doesn't sell googly eyes, but how could I resist?!? I really think the eyes totally make them adorable! The background is one of the Picture My Life cards, cut down just slightly. I stamped the "Dream Big" sentiment in Cocoa ink directly onto the PML card. I layered it on a piece of Chocolate cardstock. The card base is cut from Whisper cardstock. The branch the owls are perched on is from the "Owls" stamps set. I used Cocoa ink on Chocolate cardstock and then just cut it out. I used a few small pieces of Washi tape to just add a little extra pop.
This was the only card in this set that I put an inside sentiment on. I just felt it was fitting for the cute little upside down owl on the front, lol!
The next card was super quick, and great for any occassion.
I mounted one of the small cards in the PML set onto a piece of Cocoa cardstock then added some Sparkle Flourishes that I cut to fit the area, and a couple Gold Bling Gems. For the large flower, I used a liquid glass to adhere some clear glitter from my stash.
I used the Pathfinding paper pack again, as well as a bit of Chocolate cardstock. The base is cut from Glacier cardstock.
The third card in this group had a bit of fussy cutting, but otherwise, it's another quicky
. I cut the clouds from one of the large PML cards and layered on a piece of Pathfinding patterned paper. Then, I cut the birds from another PML card. I mounted some of the clouds and a couple of the birds with foam tape to add some dimension to the card. I used another Sparkle Flourish to give a little movement to the clouds.
I used a couple of the teeny tiny sparkles to add eyes to the 2 smaller birds and one of the Gold Bling Gems for the larger bird. I stamped the sentiment on a scrap of Glacier cardstock in cocoa, and cut into a flag. Then I layered it on piece of chocolate cardstock. I also added a little extra color to the smallest bird because it's the same color as the cloud right behind it. Once again, I used the ShinHan Twin Touch markers.
That, my darlings, is all there is to today's post!!! I hope you think about looking at the Picture My Life Program™ with a different perspective. While I love using them in the way they were intended, I also really enjoy finding other ways to use my paper crafting supplies.
Check back on Wednesday for another way to use the Picture My Life Program™
Supplies Used:
Z1943 Picture My Life™ Scrapbooking Program
S1408 What a Hoot Stamp of the Month
B1450 Owls stamp set
D1627 Your Own Kind Of Wonderful stamp set
C1589 Lifetime of Happieness stamp set
D1616 Have a Happy Day stamp set
X7186B Pathfinding Paper Packet
X5929 Whisper Cardstock
X5772 Glacier Cardstock
X5642 Cocoa Cardstock
X5643 Chocolate Cardstock
X2114 Cocoa Stamp
Z1812 Sparkles Clear Flourishes - small
Z2023 Bling Gems Gold Assortment
Z1151 3 - D Foam Tape
Z679 Liquid Glass
Z2467 ShinHan Warm Grey4
BR116 Clay
YR24 Marigold
WG7 Warm Grey 7
YR29 Barely Beige
Z2005 Sunset Chevron Washi Tape
Z1931 Honey Triangles Washi Tape
Z2002 Topiary Striped Washi Tape
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