Monsters U and Juicy Juice

Good morning!  I have been working on these cards for a while now.  I wanted to finish the entire set before I posted them.  When I saw the Juicy Juice boxes I knew I had to make a set of cards just like I did when they had Disney Cars on the boxes.

See the Disney Cars cards here.

I apologize for the fuzzy pictures, but you get the idea.

Mike Wazowski:

Cardstock: Green Galore & Pacific Point

Stamps: Happiest Birthday Wishes & A Round Array

The images were an odd size so I went with a 5 1/4" square card, all with the same layouts.

Squishy Squibbles:

Cardstock: Poppy Parade & Green Galore

Stamps: Happiest Birthday Wishes & Off the Grid

Sulley:

Cardstock: Taken with Teal & Pear Pizzazz

Stamps: Happiest Birthday Wishes & Hexagon background (from A muse)
Sorry for the flash!

Art:

Cardstock: Lavender Lace & Rich Razzelberry

Stamps: Happiest Birthday Wishes & Positively Chevron background

Terri & Terry:

Cardstock: Peach Parfait, Wild Wasabi and Chocolate Chip.

Stamps: Happiest Birthday Wishes & Print Pattern background

Ms. Squibbles:
Cardstock: Strawberry Slush, Marina Mist & Green Galore
Stamps: Happiest Birthday Wishes & Secret Garden
Have an awesome weekend! - Heidi

Ciao Bella

A10 card size, Ciao Bella paper, Cajun Craze & Blush Blossom cardstock, Occasional Quotes stamp set.

While wandering at Michael's (dangerous, I know) I came across this stack called Ciao Bell from DCWV.  It's girly, glittery and cutesy (everything that I am not) so of course I had to have it!  Plus I had a 50% off coupon!  How could I resist!?  I fussy cut around each bird or the rectangle above to give the card dimension.  My pictures do these cards no justice, of course.  Then I added a sentiment and made matching envelopes. - Heidi

A10 card size, Ciao Bella paper, Tempting Turquoise cardstock, Word Play stamp set.

A10 card size, Ciao Bella paper, Blush Blossom & Rose Red cardstock,  Happiest Birthday Wishes stamp set.

iPhone cards

I was at Walgreens and I saw the above ads laying on the pharmacy counter.  The ads are in English and in Spanish on the other side.  What does this mean to you?  It means there are two phones per ad that you can cut out and use to make the card below or one similar to it.  I glued mine to an index card first using Tombow multipurpose liquid glue in order to give the iPhone more structure as the ad is flimsy.  In this previous post here I mistakenly identified this piece of technology as an iPod Touch, but I believe it is an iPhone.  In the previous post the picture I used was from a textbook company flyer I received in the mail.  The below one is from the Walgreens ad.

Stamps: Happiest Birthday Wishes and Kindness Matters.

Ink: Rich Razzleberry and Tangerine Tango.

Cardstock: Rich Razzleberry and White

Paper: Sweet Pea DSP (long retired) & Walgreens ad

Then my thought was why couldn't I recreate the iPhone as an entire card?!  So I measured an iPhone and tried to keep the dimensions proportionate.  The below card does fit in an A2 envelope.  I hate it when someone post a card without the measurements so I will list them below the picture.

Cardstock: Basic Black, Sahara Sand (didn't have any light grey or going grey), White, Rose Red, Old Olive, Peach Parfait and Smokey Shadow (PTI).

Paper: old DSP from Stampin' Up.

Stamps: Build a Blossom and Birthday Wish (retired)

Tools: blossom builder punch, 1/4" square punch, 1/4" and 1/2" circle punches, horizontal slot punch, white gel pen, polka dot embossing folder and corner rounder.

NOTES: For the button at the bottom I punched a 1/4" square out of a piece of scrap cardstock.  I then laid it over the Smokey Shadow cardstock and traced the negative space (not the actual teeny tiny square!) with my gel pen.  Then you take the 1/2" circle punch and center it over the square you just drew and punch it out.  You have a perfect bottom button for your iPhone.  Don't worry if your gel pen doesn't work very well (does it ever!) as the button isn't very bright white in real life anyway.
You could make this ANY kind of card, graduation, birthday etc.  You could even print out the real screen from the Internet to place on this card.  Heck even a picture could be your "screen".  Have fun with it and show me your ideas, please!

Base of iPhone: 3 1/4" X 5 1/2" so cut 3 1/4" X 11" (white, here)

Face of iPhone: 3 1/8" X 5 3/8" (black used here)

Screen: 2 5/8" X 3 1/2" (white)

Bar above screen: 1/4" X 2 5/8" (Sahara Sand)

iPod Touch and s'mores

I have two very different cards for you today.  I really like them both!

The above card uses no stamps at all!  I wanted a s'more image, but I couldn't find any line drawings I liked online.  I printed the s'more and the sentiment and then used my dies to cut them out.  I made this card for my anniversary - 10 years we have been married.

Cardstock: Chocolate Chip and More Mustard (the perfect graham cracker color, who knew?)

Ink: printer

Stamps: none

Dies: circles, grommet tags and lacey circles from Spellbinders, word window from Amuse

Accessories: More Mustard brads, Stripes Embossing folder from Stampin' Up. 

This card uses a recycled ad that I got from a textbook company in a mailer.  I simply cut a piece of Whisper White to cover their words and stamped the greeting on it.  I love this - it looks just like a real iPod Touch.

Cardstock: Basic Black

Paper: Brights DSP stack

Ink: Pacific Point

Stamps: Happiest Birthday Wishes

Have a great night - Heidi
NOTE on 7.29.2012: i think this may actually be an iPhone!