Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Joint Blog Hop

Welcome to the Joint Blog Hop!
Three Fabulous Companies have come together to bring you this Hop.
Technique Junkie Newsletter, eclectic Paperie and Sweet "n Sassy Stamps. All the participants will be making a project from the TJ CD Great Gifts. For my project I have chosed the
Pencil Bouquet Box.






I hope that you can see all the detail in all of the photos. As it is a box, I wanted to show you all sides. Also, as you can see, I used Bic pens in place of pencils. There are so many wonderful techniques on the Great Gifts CD, it was dificult to decide on one to showcase for this blog hop.

The products I used for this technique are as follows:
From Sweet "n Sassy Stamps I used the Together Silhouettes clear stamp set. It's a charmer isn't it?
From eclectic Paperie I used; Lily Bee- Persnickty paper line, Canvas tags, butcher's twine, buttons and woven flower from Maya Road.

Remember to leave a comment at each blog to be eligible to win the prizes that are listed below. There are direct links for the companies' blogs and the next stop after mine too!  When you get  to the company blogs they will have direct links to their DT members. Good luck and have fun!

Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps:
Monika Davis
Ceal Pritchett
Giovana Smith
Cathy McCauley
Jennie Harper
 
Technique Junkies Newsletter:
Holly Brown
Judy Jackson
Ann Clark
Jane Bosi
Jackie Kalchert  You Are Here
Pat Huntoon Your Next Stop  

Eclectic Paperie:
Sherry Cheever
Mary-Ann Maldanado
Micki Harper
Broni Holcombe
Julie Masse
  • Each of the above companies will be giving away a prize randomly drawn from their designers' blog comments as follows:
             1.  EP: 25% discount on a future order
             2.  SNSS: $15 store credit
             3.  TJN: Great Gifts CD or any TJN CD of winner's choice
  • The winners will be posted on each company's blog by Sunday, December 9th.
  • To be included in the prize drawings, please comment by midnight Friday, December 7th.
I hope you enjoyed my project!

Jackie K  proud member of the TJ design Team!

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Technique Junkie Birthday Month Blog Hop

 
 
 
Hello once again and welcome to my contribution to the TJ Birthday Month Celebration Blog Hop. Every day is a celebration when you have so many techniques at your disposal. There is never a dull or boring moment creativly speaking.
The technique I chose is from the Emboss or Die CD. Believe me...it was not easy to choose just one. This CD like all of the others is chock full of wonderful techniques and I think I will be "stuck" on this CD for at least another week.
This particular technique is called Masked Spellbinders and I just LOVE it! The stamps I used are from Stampington and Company.
Well enough about me, LOL! Just in case you didn't start at the beginning; you should have started here With Judy's fabulous creation at the Design Junkie Blog. You are really in for some eye candy today!
You should have arrived at my blog from here Shelly's blog. WOW! I know you weren't disappointed with her delicious contribution.
When you have left a comment on my blog your next stop will be at Beth's blog. One more gorgeous project! The talent of this team never ceases to amaze me.
 
I have left the best for last!!! If you should happen to be chosen the random winner of this blog hop you will win the privledge of joining us as a guest designer for an entire issue of the TJ Newsletter!!
That will be a hoot for all of us and a great opportunity for you!
 
Thanks for stopping by, Good luck and I hope to see you back real soon.
 
Jackie K
 
 

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Colorwash Alcohol WOW!

 
This technique from TJ's is so much fun. Mostly because it is different every time and the results are surprisingly beautiful! You can see what I mean if you look at the two layers, both done with the Colorwash Alcohol technique. The layer with the blue, and the main background layer are so different, but done the same way, with different inks of course. You can find this technique in the August/ September issue of the Technique Junkie Newssletter. If you haven't subscribed yet, you can do it here:
 
Thanks for stopping by. Leave some love in the form of a comment.
 
See you again soon,
Jackie K

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Great Gifts CD Blog Hop



Welcome to Inky Fingers and the Technique Junkie Great Gifts CD Blog Hop.
In honor of the launch of this new and fabulous CD, I have made the Candy Crayon Box which is only one of 40 gift projects on this CD. You can choose from boxes, bags, cups, other surprises and even some explosion containers to present your gifts in. The CD is just $14.95 plus postage. You can see a full list of what is on the CD including pictures of each project here:

This project was a lot of fun and I know my grandchildren will love it. Who wouldn't love 3 rolls of Rolos topped with Hershey's Kisses? Save one for me!!!!

If you started here at my blog, you may want to go to the Design Team Blog and start from the beginning.
 You don't want to miss any of the wonderful gift projects!

You should have arrived here from:

Your next stop is here:


You can purchase this CD or any of the others you might like below.  Select One or More CDs to add to your order:


 Thanks for stopping by to look and say hi!

Saturday, September 8, 2012

Plaid Silhouettes from the new CD 10


This is one of the bonus techniques from the newest TJ CD...CD 10. There are 100 techniques on this CD, certainly enough to keep us busy for awhile, LOL! I strongly encourage you to purchase it and you can do that here:

This card uses all G studio stamps except for the sentiment and I can't remember who made that stamp. All paper is from the Paper Temptress. You can check out all of Patricia's yummy papers here:
It's a new and improved website with a lot of new products. If you are a paper junkie...this is the place to go!
 
I forgot to mention that the fan adornment is from the June/July issue of the Technique Junkie newsletter. The technique is called Scalloped Circle Fan.

Thanks for stopping by. I appreciate your support!
 
Jackie K


Friday, July 13, 2012

Color Blocking with a twist

Hello, I am so pleased that you stopped by. This card uses the color blocking technique with a bit of a twist to it. Instead of the traditional technique, I used different shaped solid stamps to create the color block background. It's a very colorful and cheerful card IRL.
The stamps I used are Club Stamp (sentiment) and the Asian inspired tree is from I Love Rubber Stamps.
I have been neglecting my blog and I hope to be posting on a regular  basis. I live in hope, LOL!
ENJOY!

Technique Strips


I was able to put this card together in no time at all because I have all of my technique scraps in one box. As you know...we NEVER throw anything out, so keeping all the scraps comes in really handy. I keep all of my technique scraps in a photo box all their own labeled "Backgrounds" which couldn't have made this card any easier. 
I hope this card inspires you to give it a try, and I thank you so much for visiting. Please come back real soon!

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Annual TJ CD Sale Blog Hop

- Hidden Image -
Bonus Technique


- Embossed Crayon Resist -

You should have arrived here from Holly Brown's blog. If you didn't, you may want to start at the beginning by using the links below starting with the Technique Designer Blog.

My projects are from CD 8. I chose Embossed Crayon Resist and Hidden Image techniques. They were a lot of fun and turned out really wonderful!! The Hidden Image technique is called a Bonus Technique. All of the CDs have 10 Bonus Techniques and they are just more extra fun! None of the techniques on the CDs are duplicates.

Today's cards and blog hop are in celebration of the Annual Technique Junkie CD sale:
  • All ANNUAL CDs are just $10.00 each plus postage! This is a huge savings, and is a great way to catch up with techniques from precious issues.
  • Each of the CDs has between 70 and 100 tutorials on them.
  • Each in step-by-step, pictorial format.
  • Information about each CD, with a list of what is on each and a link to order, is HERE

Just so you know what you will be getting on each CD as to months of techniques:

  • CD1: October 2002 to August 2003 issue and 10 bonus techniques
  • CD2: October 2003 to August 2004 issue and 10 bonus techniques
  • CD3: October 2004 to August 2005 issue and 10 bonus techniques
  • CD4: October 2005 to August 2006 issue and 10 bonus techniques
  • CD5: October 2006 to August 2007 issue and 10 bonus techniques
  • CD6: October 2007 to August 2008 issue and 10 bonus techniques
  • CD7: October 2008 to August 2009 issue and 10 bonus techniques
  • CD8: October 2009 to August 2010 issue and 10 bonus techniques
  • CD9: October 2010 to August 2011 issue and 10 bonus techniques

Your next stop in the blog hop will be our leader, Pat Huntoon's blog.

Below is a list of all of the designers participating in today's hop with direct links to their blogs in case you get lost. Note they also show the CDs.

Thanks for stopping by to look and share.


Sunday, April 22, 2012

Mini Album Mania Blog Hop!!







You should have arrived here from the Technique Junkie Design Blog. Welcome to your SECOND stop on the Mini Album Mania Blog Hop.

For my project, shown above from the Mini Album Mania CD, I have created the Library Pocket Book! I chose it for it's versatility and how it allows for saving any type of collective items, like Birthday Cards, Recipes, items from trips, photos etc. Below is a review of what else you will find on this fun and technique filled CD:
  • 35 pdf tutorials in step-by-step pictorial format -- all printable to 8-1/2” x 11” paper.
  • Ideas for all kinds of mini scrapbook albums using a variety of formats, sizes, bindings and materials.
  • Albums in tins; shaped albums; books that flip, flop, flap, and so much more!
  • Each of the album tutorials has at least two examples and all of the pages in the albums are included.
  • This CD is jam-packed with inspiration!
Now for even more fun you have an opportunity to win your very own copy of the Mini Album Mania CD. To be eligible in the drawing you must leave a comment on every participating designers blog. The winner will be chosen randomly and announced on Pat Huntoon's blog next week. If you don't want to wait for the drawing you can click on the Add To Cart button below, and if you win you have a gift for a friend too!!

Mini Album Mania (2012) $14.95 USD



Your next stop in the blog hop will be Nancy Dawson at Creative Wishes.

Below is a list of all of the designers participating in today's hop with direct links to their blogs in case you get lost. I want you to win that CD!:

Thanks for stopping by to look and good luck in the drawing too!!

Friday, March 9, 2012

Technique Junkie Stampin Companion CD Blog Hop



Welcome to your second stop on the Stampin Companion Blog Hop. You should have arrived here from Judy's blog .I have had some camera problems so if need be, click on the photos for a better view. This is just one of 70 tutorials on the Stampin Companion CD. The CD was made exclusively for using Stampin Up products, but we all want to show the versatility of the techniques on this most creative CD. Use your SU stamps and products or your other favorite stamps and products as you see here. I have made the Accordion Pop Up card which is a gift all by itself and a really fun card to make. I know my granddaughter Grace will love this birthday card when she turns 6 at the end of the month. Did you notice the pockets on the two center panels of the card? Great for secret messages, LOL!The most prominent stamps used on this card are from Lili of the Valley in the UK.I hope you are ready to leave a comment and be entered in the random drawing to win your choice of any two Technique Junkies CDs. What a generous prize that is for the lucky winner. For those of you that have TJ's newsletters or CDs leave a comment about your favorite technique if you like.Here is the Blog Hop list . Please visit each Blog and leave a comment. You should have been to Judy's Blog first, then mine and your next stop is Donna's blog. Good Luck!









Pat Huntoon http://patstamps.blogspot.com/