May 24 2007
Trudee Treats Winner!!
WOW!! Y’all are so fabulous!! What an amazing number of comments for the giveaway!! 245!!
I used the random number generator, and it chose number 148!!!! Congratulations stampnthyme !! Here’s what she said:
Holy Cow! What a terrific prize package you have put together for us Trudee….Uddery Fabulous! And I just LOVE, LOVE, LOVE pinks and purples…so this give a way tickles my fancy! My favorite girly thing is shoes and lipsticks…all shades, all kinds of styles, but especially in PINKS! Thanks for the fun time! Hugs, Barb g
Please email me your snail mail address, by clicking on the “Contact Me” link over there——–>
I will get your yummy prize package out to you ASAP!!
Thank you all so much for sharing a little piece of you with me. I really enjoyed reading every one! Many of you made me bust out laughing, too! LOL! It’s fun to be a girly girl sometimes, isn’t it?
I made this sketch for Roxie’s sketch challenge on SCS this week. I rarely use my wheels, so I thought it would be fun to wheel this image and use it for the focal point.
I wheeled it on PaperTrey white cardstock, and colored with Prismacolored pencils and Gamsol. The hubcaps and bumpers are colored with a silver sharpie. I matted it with black, then added Fun Flock (white and caramel latte tan) to the little doggies with a Sakura quickie glue pen. That seriously made me squeal!
Next, I stamped the real red panel with the flannel plaid bg stamp. I dunno why, but photographing red ink on red paper is pretty stinkin’ difficult. You can just *barely* see it in the photo! Then, I pierced all around the edge and faux-blanket stitched using the fine tip end of the black marker.
I tied the black gingham ribbon using Val’s method seen on her blog HERE . (Val, I can’t tell you how much time you have saved me by teaching us that trick!! Seriously *perfect* every time!! Thank you!) Then, I stamped the “friend” sentiment in Memories black ink, and adhered the little Jesse James paw print button with a glue dot.
I adhered this entire panel to my white card base (PaperTrey–have you bought it yet? no? what are you waiting on, missy? *wink*), and then attached the focal image on dimensionals.
Stamps: tailgaiting wheel, flannel plaid, paper tray
Ink: memories black, real red
Paper: white (papertrey), real red, black
Accessories: prismacolor pencils, gamsol, stumps, gingham ribbon (michaels), fun flock, quickie glue pen, jesse james button, mat pack, paper piercer, black marker, mini glue dot








I love the card!!! The fuzzy dogs are precious!
Congrats on your win stampinthyme!..
Ohhh, great use of the fun flock, T — I have mine for over a week now and haven’t opened it yet. Love the colors of this and the pop of gingham ribbon!
What a super card…love it!
This is SOOOOO cute Trudee!! I absolutely Love it! LOVE the colors too!
Oh how super darling Trudee! Love the color combo and those cute little doggies. I have the same colors of fun flock and never thought to use them like that. They are actually on my desk for a project I’m working on! Anyways….just LOVe this card!
I totally love that card!! BTW - you’ve been tagged, check out my blog.
Love the stitching and your black checked ribbon is awesome — I *need* to get some of that *smiles*
So cute! I love the stitching and the colouring is amazing!
Oh, Oh, Oh….I can not believe it is me! I’m so stunned and am in a little state of shock…LOL….wow, this is just so fantastic…I’m freaking out with excitement and my dh is wondering if I have finally lost my mind! Thank you so very much Trudee…you are fabulous! I’ll get my email to you right a way…but, enjoy your weekend before worrying about this….I’m just so happy to have won this one. Big Hugs, Barb g
What a darling card!!
This is so adorable. I love the charm as well! TFS this card and a great blog candy giveaway! Congrats to Barb as well!
My favorite method for tying a knot on a card is the “one hole knot” method; it puts the knot exactly where you want it and it doesn’t ever slip! Try punching a 1/4″ hole where you want the knot to appear. Take your ribbon and put it over the hole; bring both ends of the ribbon to the back of the cardstock and through the hole to the front of the card. Tie the first half of a knot over the hole and you’re done!