Hi! My name is
Mynnette Kitchen and I’ve been crafting since before I can remember. I started stamping and card making about 7
years ago and am now a certified craft-a-holic. I started becoming more active in the blog community about a
year ago and have learned SO MUCH from everyone I’ve met! Because of this, I have branched out quite a
bit and so I don’t have an actual “style” although a lot of people say I have
an eye for color. I have 5 cards to
share with you that are my most recent favorites with just a few words about
each. More information can be found on
my blog, On a Stampage with the tag of “spotlighted”. :)
Favorite Project #1:
This was a really fun set of cards to create—five in all
with matching envelopes. I used lots of
dry embossing—I usually do when making white on white cards—and used blender
pens and ink to color in my images before dry embossing the white panel. My favorite thing about this project is the
bright colors against the white. It
looks so fresh, clean, and springtime wonderful! All images, paper, ink, and ribbon are by
Stampin’ Up! and the dry embossing
folders are by Sizzix.
Favorite Project #2:
Another pair of CAS cards with dry embossed white on
white. If there is any one thing that I
think could be said to be part of my current style, it’s a punched or die cut
opening with a recessed stamped panel (and probably white dry embossed panels
on top of more white). That is how these
cards were created. They were sent out
to my family members for Easter. Tip for
these cards—keep the die cut or punched panel and stamp on THAT in order to
make sure you see all of the images that you want to see. All supplies by Stampin’ Up!
Favorite Project #3
I’m not quite sure what happened to this photo, but this is
another example of my favorite white on white with dry embossing. Maybe I DO have a style?! This card is one that I LOVE because of the
beautiful butterflies on it. Butterflies
are a favorite of mine. All supplies
Stampin’ Up! except for the dry embossing folder by Sizzix and the crystals by
Prima.
Favorite Project #4
This card is one of my “artsy” attempts at paper
crafting. I made it just a few weeks ago
during a tornado. Yes. I said tornado. When I’m nervous, I craft, and this is what
came out! I created the digital
image/sentiment on my computer, printed two out, and went to town! The colored panel was printed out, dry
embossed, crumpled up, water colored, and then sprayed with gold glimmer
mist. Then I used the words and letters
from the second printed image and pieced them on top of the artsy panel. A bunch of different jewels and some ribbon,
a felt flower, button, and twine for accents, and voila! I was really pleased with how it turned out!
Favorite Project #5
I saved my absolute favorite for the last. I feel like a Victorian girl at heart. I would ADORE wearing the amazing dresses
they wore in the early 20th century if I was allowed to. I love lace, pearls, jewelry, and
flourishes. This is a card that utilizes
a lot of these elements and also a digital image from Swing Shift Designs. I have just recently started to use digital
images in my paper crafting, and this is my favorite example of it.
Thanks to the lovely ladies at Try It On Tuesday for having
me spotlighted today! I love their
challenges and try to play along as much as possible. I hope to see your creations here on their
challenge blog and would love for you to stop by On a Stampage and say hello! Happy stamping, friends! :)
Brilliant cards thanks for being our spotlight guest. Hugs Bee
ReplyDeleteA wonderful selection of cards, all so different and special. Thank you for sharing your favourites with us. .
ReplyDeleteYvonne x