challenge 2

Challenge #2 was to Create a card with elements that represent each letter of Operation Write Home!
for mine I use an Odd number of Ornaments a Window with a Wintery scene outside and a Happy Holidays sentiment

Operation Write Home sketch because I care

This week end I decided it would be fun to participate in Operation Write Home Labor Day Weekend Virtual Card Making Party…. what a mouth full. So far this has been a ton of fun. Here is the link to the original thread http://operationwritehome.org/labor-day-weekend-vcmp-master-thread-2/
Every few hours, another link will be posted over at the starting place on the Stars & Stamps blog. You can visit each stop and play along by making a card to go along with the challenge on that page. Are you ready for your first challenge? Go!
The first challenge is to make a winter or Christmas themed card for OWH following  a sketch!
 
I used Close to my heart frosted paper pack and inked the edges with twilight ink I also spotted liquid glass on the corners

Working with Studio J

These are a few of my Studio J layouts. Studio J is supper easy to use, you just pick a layout, upload your pictures and then customize your accents. A 5–pack includes 5 two–page, custom–printed layouts, and free shipping  for just $39.95. You can buy your 5 pack HERE







Start creating with Studio J for free, see how much fun it is and how easy it is to use and only pay for the layouts you want http://angelakwedor.ctmh.com/CTMH/Content.aspx?id=/en/OBA/Products/Studio_J.aspx

another Laughing Lola layout

Another layout using the laughing Lola Paper pack I also used the corner rounder and the stamps from the Laughing Lola Workshop On the Go. I just can’t get over how much I LOVE this paper!!!

Laughing Lola Scrapbook layout

I used the Laughing Lola paper pack to put this layout together. This layout is inspired by Jeanette Lynton and comes with the Laughing Lola Workshop On The Go kit

I used the workshop stamps and Paisely Perfect Flair, I also used the corner rounder

 

Paper roses using Artiste

Today I am working on paper roses and I actually remembered to take pictures as I was making them so that I could finally make a blog post lol

Top View

                                                                                                
                                                                                                                     

Side View


I cut the roses at 3 1/2 on my cricut using the Arstiste cartridge accent 1 letter F
                                      
I then cut all the edges so that I could separate the petals, and I inked the edges on both sides
                             
start on the outside edge and begin rolling with your quilling tool turn tight for the center and wrap looser as you go

                              
             Keep turning until you get to the center tab, glue underneath and stick to the tab
                              
                                           now just ruffle your petals and that is it!!