Should you get lost on our Big Shot Blog Hop, you will find a complete list of the partipants in order here: Stampin Addicts Chat Thread OR If you'd like to travel backward for the hop, you may go back to see Kim's fun and fabulous creations on Stitchin n Stampin' on Paper.
I chose the Designer Frames though there have been so many cute ideas with it....Striking one layer cards, torn edges around the frames, adorable layers on card bases....The frames are so versatile.
First, I thought I'd create a card that is a little over the top for me....I don't usually cut out tons of things on cards, but the images are so interesting when used as details. Just an old-fashioned pocket card with some unusual colors and contrasts. I hope you can see the oval frame embossed on the same cardstock after embossing the Petals a Plenty embossing folder. Following the designer series paper, I used Cherry Cobbler and Real Red together for this card. It is strange, but I like it okay. :) Then, Gold accent ink and Glitter finished the card quickly and easily.
Next, I wanted to show another use for the frames....As tiny picture frames....I used it on a card, but my friend Monica pointed out they would be perfect for scrapbooking heritage pages. (The glitter in the picture is a reflection I couldn't defeat.)
Finally, I used the Mica flakes with the frames for some out of the box fun....This card uses MOJO Monday sketch 210 (MOJO210).
I apologize for only making Christmas items...I really wanted to use one of them for a birthday card, but by the time I had the idea, I ran out of time.
Now it is time to Travel to Holly's Blog for some wonderful designs! Rubber Redneck Enjoy!
23 comments:
3 wonderful ways to use these frames! Love the snowman!
Pam
Such fabulous ideas for using the frames!! I really love the picture frame card, and could totally see that on a scrapbook page as well!
You did a wonderful job of showcasing these frames! And that snowman card? Adorable!!!!
Beautiful projects Rhondag! The first card is my most favorite... but they are all great! Thanks for the inspiration!
Hugs, Sharon F.
Really cute ideas Rhonda! I just ordered these and they're due here Monday! Really love that snowman, and the way you used it for a vintage frame.
This is one of my favorite folders and I love what you did with it. I tend to use the Oval frame alot so it was great to see what you made with the Rectangle frame. Darling!!
LOVING these designer frames! Nicely done :)
Susan B.
Wow, how cool to use the frames for a family photo card-- and that snowman in a frame is adorable, Rhonda!
Very cute love all of them my favorite the card with the picture :) You did a wonderful job!!
Nice cards... love the frame with the picture!
Such cute ideas, Rhonda!
I love these and haven't gotten them yet--thanks for the fabulous ideas!
I'm starting to feel Christmas-ee. Love the snowman card.
Sally S
Love the little frame for a photo frame - perfect!
I love all 3 of your cards! They are so pretty. Love the idea to use the frames for scrapbooking. Never would have thought of that. Now you will have to create you birthday card and post it another time. Can't wait to see it!
I had someone recently ask me how to incorporate photos into cards and you have a perfect example. Nice work!
Beautiful projects. Love how you used the photo in the card.
Great ideas! Love all your special touches of bling and shine.
You really showcased the frames beautifully! I especially liked the card with the photo...that would make such a beautiful SB page! (Also liked the gold accents on the 1st & 2nd cards. I always forget to use it and it's sitting on my desk right in front of me all the time!)
Nice work! lisajake128@yahoo.com
Love them all Rhonda. But especially the Snowman one. Great way to showcase these. I still haven't used mine yet.
For some reason, I couldn't leave a comment on your projects the other day so I'm going to try it again. I love your different use of this cute little emboss frames. My favorite has got to be the family photo frame. Great work!
Wonderful ideas for the holidays!
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