These two projects were really easy to do. I used the Upsy Daisy Designs papers "Hot Chocolate" and "Spirit" for these gift ideas. Check out more great ideas on the Upsy Daisy Designs Blog!
Christmas Flower Arrangement:
Season's Greetings Candy Tin:
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
Check out my new layouts!
They are HERE on the Upsy Daisy Designs Blog!
I used these great Upsy Daisy Designs Holiday lines (Spirit and Hot Chocolate!)

I used these great Upsy Daisy Designs Holiday lines (Spirit and Hot Chocolate!)
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Upsy Daisy DT!!
WOW - I made the Upsy Daisy Designs DT for this year...WooHoo!!! I am so glad to be designing for a manufacturer with great patterned paper!!

Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Highlighting a Technique to Try
On my layout below, I used Upsy Daisy Designs papers, and on one of their pages, they had these cute small trees (you can see those small ones at the top of my layout). I wanted to duplicate the look of one of those trees, but much larger on my page.

First of all, I scanned in their small tree, and then used a "scan and trace" wizard in my Klic-N-Kut software so that I could cut out the tree. Then I scaled the tree as big as I needed it to be, and cut it out of a neutral cardstock. (The Klic-N-Kut is a die cutting machine that is plugged into your computer - FYI - it's not as well known as some others!) Then I duplicated one of the petals in my software and cut about three each from different cardstock that matched the Upsy Daisy papers. I then placed the tree, cutting part of one side off so that it would look the way I wanted it to on my layout. Then I added all of the other page elements. I think these papers are really beautiful for a nature-type layout (Upsy Daisy Designs - "A Walk in the Park").

First of all, I scanned in their small tree, and then used a "scan and trace" wizard in my Klic-N-Kut software so that I could cut out the tree. Then I scaled the tree as big as I needed it to be, and cut it out of a neutral cardstock. (The Klic-N-Kut is a die cutting machine that is plugged into your computer - FYI - it's not as well known as some others!) Then I duplicated one of the petals in my software and cut about three each from different cardstock that matched the Upsy Daisy papers. I then placed the tree, cutting part of one side off so that it would look the way I wanted it to on my layout. Then I added all of the other page elements. I think these papers are really beautiful for a nature-type layout (Upsy Daisy Designs - "A Walk in the Park").
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
A Yummy Treat!
I just love the way these Upsy Daisy Papers ("Enchanted") make the most delicious looking cupcake!

A View from the top:

The "frosting" is actually white texture paint... so don't actually taste it! I also used some Ranger Stickles and Pearl paints.... then an Upsy Daisy brad to finish the top!

A View from the top:

The "frosting" is actually white texture paint... so don't actually taste it! I also used some Ranger Stickles and Pearl paints.... then an Upsy Daisy brad to finish the top!
Friday, August 7, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Bo Bunny Birthday Card Sketch
Here is my card for the Bo Bunny Blog challenge! It was really fun to make little people out of the Bo Bunny papers....
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