Doodlebug Design | Pill Better Stamped Cards

Do you have a large collection of cards?  I must have 100 cards in a basket that I've made for various assignments.  But when I needed a get well card, could I find one... of course not.  I decided I needed to "remedy" the situation (yes, pun intended...) and make a few cards using the fun new Doodlebug Design Pill Better Stamps and Dies.

Instead of coloring my stamped images, I decided to paper piece them.  The combination of cute Doodlebug stamped images and fun papers... it's certain to make anyone feel better!  I started with the band-aid stamp.  I stamped it on both sides of the different petite prints papers, then hand cut the images to add them to my card.

My next card is a fun shaker card.  I paper pieced the prescription bottle and then added some Dot Stripe Petite Prints to half of the cute little pill stamps.  I made a shaker with the pills and some colorful Doodlebug Sequins.

My last card, in my opinion, is the funniest... 

I paper pieced the tissue box with the blue checked paper from the Simply Spring 6x6 pad.

There are so many different images and sayings in this cute set, the possibilities are endless!

That's it for me today, thanks for stopping to peek!

Products Used

So Much Pun Collection - Stamps - Pill Better

So Much Pun Collection - Metal Dies - Pill Better

 Petite Prints Collection - 6 x 6 Paper Pad - Dot and Stripe - Rainbow

Petite Prints Collection - 12 x 12 - Dot and Stripe - Pistachio

Simply Spring Collection - 6 x 6 Paper Pad

Sequins - Ladybug

Sequins - Limeade

Sequins - Bumblebee

Sequins - Bubblegum

Sequins - Tangerine

Sequins - Blue Jean

Other Products

Rectangle & Square Dies

Transparency sheet (for shaker)

Black Ink

Copics

Doodlebug Design: Unicorns and Rainbows

Hi Everyone, today on the Doodlebug Blog I have my take on the meme challenge.  Can I just say Unicorns, Rainbows and Glitter?  Here is the meme that inspired my layout, I've always loved this saying!!!

A couple of months ago, I met up with a scrappy friend for some shopping and lunch.  We happened upon some Unicorn party hats, and well, only a true friend will stand in the middle of a mall parking lot with you and take a selfie wearing unicorn horns! 

Unicorns and rainbows, what could be better!  I used some Gingham Linen Petite Prints for my papers.  The title is written in letters from the Teensy Type Alpha Sheets.

Of course if we are talking unicorns and rainbows, there needs to be some sparkle, so I added some Doodlebug Sequins and some Glitter Sprinkles.

I finished things up with some word and heart stickers from a variety of different Doodlebug collections.  That is the beauty of Doodlebug... you can always find an embellishment to match!  That's it for me today, I hope that you all have a very Merry Christmas!



Lori Whitlock: November Creative Team Blog Hop

Hi Everyone!  It's time for the Lori Whitlock November Creative Team Blog Hop!  You should have arrived here from Traci's blog, but if not, here's the order of things....

 

Lori Whitlock
Corri Garza
Mendi Yoshikawa
Traci Penrod
Kathy Skou { you are here }
Cathy Harper
Chrissy Guido
Ashley Cook
Rachael Sheedy

This month I decided to play with the Christmas Themed Lip Balm Holders. I know it's early still, but they're so cute!  Take a peek...

 

 

 

 I made them using some goodies from the Doodlebug Design SugarPlums Collection, as well as some Doodlebug Textured Cardstock, Sprinkles, Sequins and Chunky Twine.  These would make great gifts for friends, kids or teachers!  The files I used are the Lip Balm Ornament Card, the Lip Balm Santa Card, and the Lip Balm Snowman Card.  I simply punched a hole in the top of each and added some twine to make it into an ornament.

 

Now, a few things for you!  First off, there is a sale in Lori's Shop today only!  Use code NOVEMBER and get 30 % off your purchase!

 

 

You can also get 30% off your digi scrap needs at Snap, Click, Supply.

 

Finally, there is  a free file and a chance to

to win a $20 gift card to Lori's SVG Shop!

 



 

Stop by Lori's Blog to get the details on the free file and to enter the giveaway!  

That's it for me, your next stop on the hop is Cathy Harper!  Thanks for stopping by to peek!




Paper Issues: How 'Bout Them Apples

Hi Everyone!  There's a new Issue at Paper Issues... How 'bout them Apples! Sponsored by the Paper Issues Shop!   What are we looking for??  Anything fall, apples (red/green), leaves, fall colors, use September/October printables available in the Paper Issues Shop!  It's easy!  Take a peek at what I created... 

 

 

This is the newest member of our family, Jax.  He's about 5 months old now and he's just too stinkin' cute.  He loves to sit in our windows and watch the leaves!!  I am completely in love with the Cedar Lane collection from Pink Paislee... the colors are awesome and the embellishments are perfect for fall! 

 

For my leaves I cut some from one of the Cedar Lane Papers, the others were cut using Lawn Fawn's Small Stitched Leaves dies.

 

 

Link up your "How 'bout them apples," projects and you could win a $20 gift card to the Paper Issues Shop! Your projects may also be featured on the Paper Issues Blog, our Facebook Page, or on our Instagram feed! You have until October 11th to link up!  For all the details, see the original post here!  That's it for me, thanks for stopping by to peek!