ODOP - Day 13 - Enjoy Little Things - Tea Time

Hi friends,

Today's ODOP is about Tea Time. The theme is from me. I was randomly chosen to give a theme. Hehehe. I like drinking tea and the theme suddenly  came to mind last weekend. I remember this ATC I made some years ago.


I made this project yesterday. I used a set of die cut: Bag, Tea Bag & Accessories from Where Women Cook by Sizzix. I used paper: Brown Damask from Eco Park. The tea itself was Lipton Tea. :D

I tried to make the pictures of the project. Ohlala... It took me 1 hour to come to the end of photo session. The first was on the edge of the swimming pool. But...oh,, it was soooo windy. Everything flew. And the green birds was getting so wet. I had to replace them.

Then I moved to the living room. I shot photos from several angles. Here are some of them.

Let's have some tea, everyone.. 

PS: the tea set was a special gift from GKI Sindanglaut, when I gave a presentation on how to become a Worship Leader. Thanks so much.

Together

Hi friends,

Adoring this poppy die cut hasn't stopped yet. Lol. I love this die cut. It's been such a long time to finally have it. It makes me to create more and more cards/tags using this die cut. I saw it here and I made a similar card.

I used Memory Box for the poppy flowers. The oval is from My Favorite Things. The banner die cut is from Simon Says Stamp. And the together thinlit die cut and those two embossing folders are from Sizzix. The pattern paper is my favorite color, and it is one of Neroli paper pad from Trimcraft.

I love how it turned out. I'll make more later..

Happy weekend, friends...

ODOP - Day 12 - Princesses and a Castle

Hello friends,

How did you enjoy Princesses when you were kids? Which princess movie you watched when you were a little girl?
Me? That's Cinderella. My father had a Cinderella movie. Almost every Saturday late afternoon, around 4-5 p.m., he showed the movie to us, his 5 children. He used a reel film, that he needed to scroll back if we wanted to repeat watching it. The screen was the wall in his bedroom. It was a fantastic childhood I always treasure.

And today, this morning, I remember that my friend Jovita ever gave me a castle die cut from Quick Cutz. And I ever bought princesses die cuts from Cuttlebug at the lowest price, US$1 each. Amazing, right? You never knew, the stuffs you have kept for long time has to finally come up to be used. Lol....
The pattern papers are from Echo Park. Sentiment stamps are from a stamp set My Favorite Things. The word "Ariel" and "princess" are alphabet set stamp from G Studio.

Here are my take:

Princess Ariel
Princess Belle
Princess Cinderella

What do you think? Hahahaha... They are just cards for kids.... I bet, my little daughter will love these cards. She can give each card to her friend who has a birthday. They will love it.

Princess love stories will never die.... Be a princess: be strong and kind..

ODOP - Day 9 - A White and Turquoise Card with Handwriting

Hello friends,

Today I made a very simple card. I just cut a bicycle and a rectangle. The challenge is to use my own handwriting. Woohoooo... It looks like making a signature. You know why? Because, when I wrote the "happy birthday", it should be once and I can't stop in the middle. And.. it took only ONE breath. Lol...

Here is my take.

 

I used Copic to write on the white Multicolor card stock. I LOOOOVEEE the color.. lol.. 

The bicycle is from Memory Box.

 

This is the shoot from the front.

 

 

And this is from above. You can see the gap between the turquoise card stock and the white rectangle.

What do you think of my handwriting? Lol... Phew...

ODOP Day 8 - Checkered Mini Suitcases

Hi friends,

As I promised you yesterday, today I won't make cards with the checkered motif. I made suitcases. I really longed for making them. The first time I made the suitcase is here. And this was the second time. And this was the third one.

Today I made 3!! Lol.... I was very happy I had time to make them. Here they are:

 The purple suitcase is covered with the purple pattern paper of Secret Garden from Graphic 45. 

This is the look from above. So you can see the how the handles were attached to the suitcases.

 

The sentiment die cut is from Cuttlebug. I really adore sentiment die cut. I promise you I'll use them more and more. The paper flowers are the ones I bought from my online friends. Again.... I'm still not in the mood to color images. Please, help me... (lol)

Btw, those suitcases will be for sale in ITC Surabaya starting May 10. Be there..

Thanks for visiting..

ODOP Day 1 - Welcome Baby Girl

Hello friends,

A friend of mine, Sylvia is hosting a "one day one project" (known as ODOP) for a month starting today. The theme for today is  welcome baby girl, Zee..
I forced myself to join ODOP, because I really need to get my mojo back. So, here is the card and the frame I managed to make yesterday. They are just simple. So simple... I really need my mojo back..

For the card: I used zig-zag paper from Style Essentials Echo Park, and the baby bodysuits from Allison Krest Webster's Pages. I cut two and covered them with Glossy Accents. The sentiment is from StampinUp!

For the frame: I used Tim Holtz alphabet die cut and Papertreyink alphabet die cut.

These two items will be sent to the coach of Field Commander. Sisi was the FC last year in the Marching Band competition in Yogyakarta, where she won 2  awards for herself. Thanks to this coach. Last Friday, he got a new baby girl. So the theme is so suitable and these two won't stay in my house. That's what I like..

Hexagon Hive Card

Hello friends,

As usual, Tuesday late afternoon, I'm always all alone at home. Kids are in church practicing the choir and music ensemble. So, I promised myself early this morning to make something using the new tool. I used Stampin Up! Hexagon Hive Thinlits Die cut. Actually, my mojo hasn't come back yet. I have no idea what to make using this die cut. Then, I searched through the pinterest, and I found this blog. I made the same design with different color. I used my favorite color: turquoise.
This is the result:

I embossed the turquoise cardstock with Dot Matrix from Sizzix. The dotted fuschia is from Kaiser Craft. The sentiment stamp is from Heidi Swapp. And... the newest thing is the "Alas Foto Lipat".  This one is number 24. It was created by Ria. Fabulous..

Well, at least I made something today. Thank you for visiting...

Monochromatic Cards

Hello friends,

Today is the last day for me to teach Grade 12 before they have the National Exam (UN) this coming Monday-Wednesday. I really care for them. They are the first batch of this school. I need to give something to them to encourage them. So, I made these cards, 22 precisely. 

 

The cards on my table in Grade 12 class. 

 

I wrote each card with different sentences.

 

Here we are...

 

We were so happy in front of the camera.

Good luck, my students, for your National Exams. I know you can do all exams. FINISH STRONG!!