Seongsook's Creations: Michelle Perkett Studio

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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

You make my life so sweet!

Creative Design:

Free digital image and the sentiment from Michell Perkett Studio
Colored with Copics
Embossed with Sizzix Valentine Set #4
Punched the heart border with MS punch
Coated bigger hearts with Candy Cane Stickles

Thanks for stopping by! Wishing you a blessed day!

Friday, March 5, 2010

I made this card for my nephew Jacob's 17th Birthday on Sunday.

I cased Gina K's Background Embossing with the Scor-Pal technique at Stamp TV and used "Happy Birthday" digital image from Michelle Perkett Studio.

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Monday, February 22, 2010

Bookmark for Card Maker Swap

I made these bookmarks for Card Maker Swap. It is 2" x 6" size. First I sprayed card stock with Glimmer Mist: Lemon Zest, Denim Blue, Meadow Green and Rum Raisin to create dreamy color to match the "Dream" digital image from Michelle Perkett Studio. I used Glimmer Screens to create the background design.

For the backside, I made my own rub on. I am not satisfied with the result of this trial on these beautifully (my wishful thinking) made bookmarks however, it was an experiment and I learned how to make it better next time. I printed the quote "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. ~ Eleanor Roosevelt" on a transparency paper. I set the printer setting as "mirror image" to print it backwards. I waited but it didn't dry for long so I tried to dry it with my heat gun very quickly. I rubbed the quote on the backside of bookmark as I did with other rub ons. It worked!!!

Digital Stamp: "Dream Dragonfly" from Michelle Perkett Studio

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Saturday, February 6, 2010

"LOVE LETTER" Easel Card

Welcome to my blog!

I made this "LOVE LETTER" Easel Card to enter the Michelle Perkett Studio "LOVE LETTER BLOGHOP" - Sunday, February 7, 2010.

I am going to give it to my husband on Valentine's Day. He has been very supportive and patient with me. He is my best friend in my life. The message in this bottle is what I am going to write inside of my card as always.

With this card, I also entered the Crazy 4 challenges - C4C23 - a valentine themed card.

I used the digital stamp: Love Letter Fairy from the Michell Perkett Studio on PCP.
To make the easel card stand up by itself, I added my Homemade Dew Drops.
Easel Card Tutorial is HERE. My card size is 5" x 7" which is not in the tutorial however, you can make any variations in size depends on the design of your card.

As a token of appreciation, I like to offer my Blog Candy to 3 winners. The winner will receive a digital stamp of their choice from the Michelle Perkett Studio. I am sure that everyone will like Michelle Perkett's digital stamps as I do. I will have my husband to pick the winners randomly and announce it on Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010.

What I want you to do (ONLY if you like to do):
1. Be a follower to my blog if you are not yet.
2. Be a follower to OWH Stars and Stamps Blog if you are not yet. I just want to be a help to spread words of this great organization. If you didn't know about it, please visit the Operation Write Home site.
3. Leave a comment on this post.

Here is the list of LOVE LETTER BLOGHOP. Hope you make it through all the way and enjoy while you are bloghopping. Thanks very much for your stopping by.

Michelle's Blog
Tammy
Ellen
Rhonda
Jennifer B.
Jenn Dove
Pattie
Maria
Gini
Melissa
Anjou
Lee
Cabio
Jana
Pauline
Nancy
Kerri
Micki
Barbara S.
Mary D.
Sheng
Crystal M. Smith
Lynne
Marilyn Webb
Seongsook <----- You are here now.
Adele
Mez
Christy Dillman
Sarah
Christine
Ileana
Susan
Sammi
Gina
Alison
Tami
Tricia
Michelle Perkett Studio challenge blog

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Friday, February 5, 2010

Happy Birthday Trifold Shutter Card

This morning, I read a post about the Trifold Shutter Card Tutorial at the OWH Stars and Stamps Blog. What a great tutorial! It is open for two weeks to give you time to figure out this challenging card.

I made this card with an idea that came up to my mind while I was reading one of comments that questioning how can soldiers write their message on this card.

This is a close up of the middle panel of the card. Not only this blank space but also I made it as a pocket and inserted a paper inside for wrting more messages. I put the ribbon at the top left of the inside paper to make it easier to pull it out.