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Post by grammadee on Jul 1, 2025 14:14:19 GMT
Hey crafty Peas! Please share your creations from July and August, 2025, in this thread. And don't be shy about leaving some love here for others who share.
I am off making memories today to scrap later, but by the end of this week, I need to have a batch of bd and anniversary cards put together, so should have something to share, soon.
Can't wait to see what YOU bring to the thread!
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Post by grammadee on Jul 3, 2025 17:25:03 GMT
Here are my first Q-3 projects, a couple of cards I needed for today and tomorrow. Nothing like time pressure!
Front and inside of a card for our nephew. The cake pops up. Front and inside of a card for my dd & her hubby who work together so well to deal with so many shifting realities
POINTS: two 5x7 cards (30), created & shared (4). P-1 diecuts, P-2 wrote greeting with Nuvo drops, P-29 banners, S/I-4 triangles, S/I-5 hearts, C/M-2 red white blue, T-14 stencil, T-17 ink blending. Total: 42
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Post by breetheflea on Jul 4, 2025 23:12:08 GMT
Squirt Guns by BreeTheFlea, on Flickr My 2nd layout of July. I didn't post the other one because I don't like it  I swear this layout is not crooked in person, or maybe it is and I need to go fix it. After taking the photo I added some splatters in the top left and bottom right corners.
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Post by Linda on Jul 6, 2025 0:55:27 GMT
grammadee - you always make such creative cards that are clearly designed especially for the recipient and these two are great examples of that. I bet everyone looks forward to your card breetheflea - I love all the circles -what a fun layout
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Post by grammadee on Jul 6, 2025 21:59:40 GMT
Here is my take on yesterday's Sketchy Saturday Two 12x12 pages (40), created & shared (4). Sketchy Saturday (5). Seven photos for Donna challenge (7). P-16 border stickers, P-30 film strips, S/I-1 circles, S/I-3 hexagons, S/I-20 class photos, T-6 vertical & horizontal, T7 tilted photos, W/T-2 premade ttle, W/T-15 handwritten journaling. Total: 65
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Post by gramma on Jul 7, 2025 0:28:14 GMT
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Post by Linda on Jul 7, 2025 2:32:18 GMT
grammadee - I love that grade 6 layout - fab photos and the way you extended that sketch to a second page with the matching backgrounds and the photos strips tying them together - perfect!
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Post by breetheflea on Jul 7, 2025 14:57:08 GMT
grammadee - you always make such creative cards that are clearly designed especially for the recipient and these two are great examples of that. I bet everyone looks forward to your card breetheflea - I love all the circles -what a fun layout Thanks. I mostly followed a sketch for this one.
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Post by wordfish on Jul 9, 2025 3:03:08 GMT
This card is not even done. I decided to just devote an hour per night to it. It is almost done, though. It has a lot of new-to-me techniques and is a cardlift from I think Artsy Island Girl on YT. The sailboat and greeting are not attached, and the 3D knot panel and main panel are also not attached yet. It will have "Thanks for lighting the way" stamped on the inside. It's also missing a "from the crew" stamp under the Happy Birthday. My plan is to make the sailboat a wobbler thing with a foam dot, a strip of acetate, and a penny. Or I might call it good and just glue it because this card has taken hours. I did learn a lot though. We shall see. Untitled by Seanna., on Flickr The light mechanism is installed (obviously) works and is good to go. Untitled by Seanna., on Flickr
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Post by joblackford on Jul 10, 2025 4:13:26 GMT
Off to a great start grammadee - like Linda said, your cards are always so specifically designed for the folks you’re gifting to. I’m sure they appreciate them. breetheflea I can never figure out if the photo is crooked or if it’s my actual work. Love the circles. wordfish that card looks like a TON of work! And amazing. Very cool.
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Post by joblackford on Jul 10, 2025 4:32:39 GMT
I just finished another small blanket using the Canalboat crochet-along color scheme. It’s a diagonal, corner to corner, granny stripe which was a fun new-to-me technique. http://instagram.com/p/DL5MR2URz6t
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Post by wordfish on Jul 10, 2025 15:51:59 GMT
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Post by wordfish on Jul 10, 2025 15:52:41 GMT
I just finished another small blanket using the Canalboat crochet-along color scheme. It’s a diagonal, corner to corner, granny stripe which was a fun new-to-me technique. Gorgeous. WOW!
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gramma
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Post by gramma on Jul 11, 2025 0:21:19 GMT
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Post by gramma on Jul 11, 2025 0:23:51 GMT
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Post by grammadee on Jul 12, 2025 2:43:35 GMT
Lovin all the cards! And the pages! Here is my latest LO, sample for Sketchy Saturday this week. POINTS: two 12x12 pages (40), created & shared (4). Sketchy Saturday (5). Nine photos for the Donna challenge (9). P-21 glitter thickers, S/I-17 polka dots, C/M-5 Krafts, T-4 inked edges, T-21 Vagabond for circles, W/T-14 sticker word, Th-5 birthday. Total: 65
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Post by breetheflea on Jul 13, 2025 18:23:38 GMT
Midnight by BreeTheFlea, on Flickr This one was buried on my desk for a few days, waiting for journaling. Now it's complete! Page 1 DC by BreeTheFlea, on Flickr The explanation for this is on Flickr... page one (of 35) is done! I didn't put the date on here, we flew overnight and can't decide which one to use... we left on June 14th, landed on the 15th and then there were time zones. I'll figure it out eventually.
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Post by breetheflea on Jul 15, 2025 0:47:39 GMT
The Metro by BreeTheFlea, on Flickr Page #2. Not sure I like the memorabilia stuck on there, but it's there for now.
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Post by grammadee on Jul 15, 2025 22:11:04 GMT
Now that I have had a little time to paper craft, I guess I should share some of what came out of that time. for today, I have two cards and two LO's. For the cards, I was motivated by new supplies. The "Thanks" stamp & die and butterfly arrived in an RAK from a Pea. And my Jaded Blossom gnome pets die sets arrived this week. Thanks by Gramma Dee, on Flickr you bring the birthday by Gramma Dee, on Flickr For the LO's, I was motivated by my latest batch of photos. Canada Day is always fun to scrap Happy Canada Day 2025 by Gramma Dee, on Flickr And I made a special trip out to visit "the kids" at the lake so I could get some beachy pic's. Had some water fun of my own, yesterday, using inks and water to enhance the theme. angel97701 , I have no idea what a SUP is, but with the expression on my dgs's face when I called him to let me take some pic's, it made me think of the expression 'S up? (What's up?) so I went with that as my title here. Hope it works... POINTS: two 5x7 cards (30) and four 12x12 pages (80), created & shared (12). Twenty photos scrapped for the Donna challenge (20). P-23 foil border stickers, P-26 doily, S/I-15 animals, C/M-3 monochrome, T-1 splatters, T-18 wet blending, W/T-9 stamped greeting, W/T-10 large greeting, Th-2 beach, Th-9 Canada Day, Th-11 on the water, Th-31 community event, N/S-7 tiny photos, N/S-9 group photo. Total: 156
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Post by angel97701 on Jul 16, 2025 2:25:48 GMT
grammadee SUP is Stand Up Paddle board, which in your layout--they are kneeling  So it is PERFECT!!! The embellishment shows how it can be paddled. It's good for a core work-out, and in some cases a huge balance exercise.
Some amazing work here! Peaple have been busy!
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Post by grammadee on Jul 16, 2025 3:03:05 GMT
wordfish that lighthouse card with the working light is really cool! Love the ship on the waves, too. joblackford your baby quilts are really fun and bright, and they look like a LOT of work. WTG! There is love on flickr for your pages and cards, breetheflea and gramma. Note to angel97701: there was quite a gusty wind that day which was pretty unpredictable. Dd often stands on the board, and dgs does sometimes, but not that day. They just call it a "paddle board", but when else was I going to get to use that sticker?
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Post by grammadee on Jul 16, 2025 18:36:33 GMT
Last three of the double pagers started on Monday... POINTS: Six 12x12 pages (120), created & shared (12). Twenty one photos for the Donna challenge (21). P-25 frames,S/I-11 truck & camper, C/M-1 RED!, C/M-6 green, C/M-8 no white cs, T-2 torn edges, T-3 grid, T-5 unmatted photos, T-13 boots, Th-3 cadet grad, Th-22 camping, Th-30 outdoors. Total: 165
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Post by scrappyrabbit on Jul 16, 2025 23:08:09 GMT
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Post by Linda on Jul 17, 2025 0:57:54 GMT
wordfish - that card is amazing! WOW! joblackford - so pretty - I love the diagonal striping and the colours gramma - I love the way each of the holiday cards is unique despite the same design. And the Halloween ones are great - love those witches! the Thanksgiving layout with the wreath of leaves - spectacular! great photos on down by the sea and that title is perfect with the colours and layering! And the ?front loader? wow~! grammadee -love the layering on Birthday girl with the photos - neat design choice! breetheflea - poor little Midnight - glad she's feeling better - love the pinks and hearts. Great journalling on your trip page - I like the colourblocking with the photos. Awesome metro pics! grammadee - pretty pink thank you card and the pups are adorable on the birthday card! All the maple leaves are perfect for Canada Day! Great title for your lake photos and I love the mixed media! You've been busy! I love that fabulous title/embellishment cluster on Lakeside! And more maple leaves for the ACR page - your GS looks so handsome and grown up in his cadet uniform! And that fire - love it! scrappyrabbit - sweet pics of Arthur - I really like the layering under the group of 4 photos on the left - very pretty. The wedding layout - I love the clusters and that you included the invite. And Serena is just a doll - what a sweet layout of her.
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Post by breetheflea on Jul 17, 2025 20:47:29 GMT
Frozen Yogurt by BreeTheFlea, on Flickr The life of a scrapbooker... you start a layout intending to use ice cream paper, and then can't find any (did I put it somewhere "special"?), decide to use a popsicle border strip instead, and that doesn't even end up on the final layout... at least I finally used some of this really old Fancy Pants paper. Back from when Fancy Pants wasn't weird.
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Post by breetheflea on Jul 18, 2025 17:44:45 GMT
Grad Photo by BreeTheFlea, on Flickr I took horrible graduation photos, so bought the one from the graduation photographer. DD pointed out as I was asking what to write on here, that she's being photobombed by George Washington 
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Post by gramma on Jul 18, 2025 17:55:27 GMT
Grad Photo by BreeTheFlea, on Flickr I took horrible graduation photos, so bought the one from the graduation photographer. DD pointed out as I was asking what to write on here, that she's being photobombed by George Washington  Great picture and layout though. Getting graduation that are decent is almost impossible. Grandson just graduated from Sac State - the ceremony was held and the Sacrament Kings arena with seating so far away the only semi usable photos were taken from the jumbo tron
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Post by grammadee on Jul 19, 2025 14:32:51 GMT
The card that has driven me crazy over a couple of days... wedding card by Gramma Dee, on Flickr The open part in front will actually fold up and go inside the card at the back of this photo. POINTS: One 5x7 card (15), created & shared (2). P-19 embossing folder, S/I-7 flowers. T-20 layered diecut, Th-6 wedding. total: 21
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Post by joblackford on Jul 19, 2025 15:39:12 GMT
Oof, grammadee I can see why you were working so hard on engineering that card! It’s spectacular, but looks like quite the project to create.
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Post by grammadee on Jul 20, 2025 17:04:49 GMT
These three were more One hour cards (three finished in 2 1/2 hours). That is more my typical speed... Three 5x7 cards (45), created & shared (6). S/I-8 rainbow, T-16 better press, W/T-3 fussy cut greeting, N/S-5 giant numbers. Total: 55.
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