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90th birthday card
Posted: January 12, 2010 by Scrappycardsmasculine 90th birthday card, every idea I have come up with seems too girly.
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September Birthdays for the Birthday Card Swap
Posted: August 21, 2009 by colleenzzz<posts post_display_text="We have only 2 September birthdays. The lovely Peas are listed below...;"/><posts post_display_text="We are well into September so let's not forget our September Birthdays!<img
Keeping cards - birthday, anniversary etc
Posted: May 11, 2009 by ccmomkeepsakes. I have tons of cards saved. What kind of cards to do you save if any? I am thinking about keeping the boys first birthday cards and some select cards for our dating/marriage that are special
2010 Birthday Card Swap Master Thread
Posted: December 31, 2009 by scrappingaround<posts post_display_text="Hi Everyone!
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two peas birthday crop!!!
Posted: March 7, 2009the birthday crop was sooo fun! so neat to meet all of the peas, see their work, watch the goofiness and sense the creativity buzzing in the room! there were a TON of prizes to give away .... here these ladies are working for their prize by doing the hokey pokey in front of everyone. that Mellypea... so cool to meet the garden girls that came - kristina, kelly, shimelle, and sande...sande worked her photoshop magic by scanning & stitching croppers' layouts while i helped the peas upload them. she was so fun to work with! and not to mention, super cool. she went around and gave croppers massages. how fun is she?! i feel it's such a privilege to be a part of the two peas team. i absolutely love my job! GeekPea and Pea1 - the coolest bosses ever. :) rob, our marketing director...jeff (GeekPea) & TJ - doing techie things... sooooo fun!
Cheerful Birthday Card
Posted: February 6, 2009I can't pass up an opportunity to win some of that gorgeous Papertrey cardstock, so I'm playing along with today's color challenge Here is my entry: Papertrey Stamps: Boxes, Bags & Tags (flower); Birthday Basics for the (sentiment) Inks: Colorbox Chalk Inks Die Cuts: Cricut Mini Monograms (Scalloped Square and rounded corner square) Cuttlebug Swiss Dots Embossing Folder
I want a birthday card...
Posted: May 22, 2009hi everyone.. sorry i wasnt updating my blog for the whole week, im sick. till today im still not feeling very well:( thanks for Suz answering all my questions.. i guess i have to think about it all over again.. about stamping as my future career.. hmm.. well, just forget about it... next week will be my 18th birthday.. i wish i could receive birthday cards made from stamping.. but i guess there wont be any because there isnt any friend of mine who are interested in stamping:( i hope somebody will send me birthday card.. i hope i hope i hope~~ i have to rest now.. tata~
Cute birthday cards for kids
Posted: October 13, 2008My mission tonight is to come up with a cute birthday card idea for kids. Bright, fun, cool and funky - that's my goal! So far I have the base all figured out, just trying to come up with an extra cute feature item. Do you ever get part way through a project and just lose your creativity? That's where I'm at, so I decided to spend some time on Two Peas to get me inspired. Wish me luck! goshery www.goshery.etsy.com
Easter Cards
Posted: March 21, 2009 by flo456Just wanted to know if there are peaNuts out there making some great Easter cards! I started getting some ideas a few weeks ago. One idea was to cut a 6 inch circle on one third of a large piece of double sided scrapbook paper. When you fold it over you have your circle with the beautiful color showing through. Then when you flip the bottom piece over that you first scallop the edge so you have the look of a cracked egg ! The I secure a flower to the left of the egg with a brad. On the right side of the card you have enough space to slip in a gift card if you want... Forgot to mention that the circle was cut near the corner of the left side of the page!
Making any size envelope without a template
Posted: February 16, 2008 by desertpeaIf you want to make the envelope yourself, you don't need a template. I make cards in so many different sizes, I can't keep a stock of all the colors and sizes I need so I use this formula to make my own. I found a formula on another website to do this. The formula to calculate how big of a piece of square paper you need to cut to fit your card is this: (a x 1.5) + 0.5 = square to cut a = size of card in inches Example for a 6" card: (6 x 1.5) + 0.5 = 9.5 For a 6" card, cut a 9.5" square piece of paper. Step 2: Cross or bisect the paper. This means you find the middle of the horizontal and vertical sides, and draw two lines with a pencil like this: | --|-- | Step 3: Use a square punch (I use a 0.75" square) where each line you put meets the paper, but use it so that you are making a triangle "notch," not a square. This makes the paper easier to fold. Step 4: Now fold the corners up to make the envelope and use adhesive on the edges after making the folds. ETA: I will take some pictures of the steps and post them!! Sorry, didn't see the comments right away! :) Please note that I didn't come up with the formula or instructions -- I can't take credit for any of this. I found it on a stamping website's discussion forum.
SOF 2008 Tip for Today Faux Stitching on Card or Layouts
Posted: October 7, 2008 by ScrappyDontTo Faux stitch on your project with no stamp you can always use your perforator that is included with many scoring blade sets. Just roll it in your ink and roll lightly in a straight line along your project. Voila!!! Instant "stitching"!
why I don't scrap chronologically
Posted: March 29, 2008 by little-duckyas I get better at this hobby, and as the products become more abundant and varied, my pages are getting better. so if I work chronologically, then, logically, the older pages are "not as good". so I'm making a case for scrapping pages from now, then and way back as you feel like doing them. I also believe it's okay to rescrap an event or photo without taking the old page apart. and (can you believe how I'm going on and on?) I have a few tricks up my sleeve so that I can feel "caught up". one is: order prints in doubles, immediately put them into regular photo albums with captions or post it notes or an index print (try qoop.com) that you can write on. then if you decided to stop scrapping today, at least your photos would be in albums with information and dates so people can look at them. another is: do summary pages. summarize ALL birthdays onto one page or a double spread. or do all school photos. or all christmases. or try to do a year in review with tiny "contact sheet" sized prints. it doesn't have to be an amazing work of art, just getting it into your scrapbook will take some of the pressure off. now you can go ahead and scrap a baby photo from 8 years ago then jump ahead to last week's trip to the zoo without feeling like you're "not caught up".
Community Challenge - Quick Cards
Posted: September 10, 2009 by GG Team************We have a winner! ScrapyCrafter - you are the lucky one!**************** Hey there! It's Jennifer McGuire and Nichol Magouirk here to present a Community Challenge. And you could win a prize! To win, create a card for our challenge and load it in the gallery. Be sure to the box for the challenge!! You have until the end of today to play. And! Our challenge is an easy and quick one: Create a card in under 15 minutes. Here is an example... Hero Arts Tree Hero Arts Greeting This card was fast - just stamping and adding highlighting with colored pencils. Easy and fast! Here's another example of a fast card: just used colored markers to stamp, added a couple of stamped layers, colored pencils and embellishing. So easy! Be sure to load your cards before the end of the day. Can't wait to see them! Jennifer & Nichol
10:00 Challenge w/Nichol Magouirk
Posted: February 5, 2010 by GG TeamHi everyone! Thanks for joining me for the last hour of the crop tonight! For this challenge, I created a card sketch, and all you have to do is create a card based on the sketch. You can omit certain things, add to it, use digital elements to create a hybrid card, etc. Just use some element from the sketch to make a card. And...if you aren’t looking to make Valentine’s cards: consider adding an anniversary greeting, a thank you greeting, replacing the hearts with stars for a birthday greeting, etc. In other words, make the sketch work for you! Be creative and have fun! Here's my sample:
happy birthday two peas.
Posted: February 6, 2009 by mellypeaHappy birthday to us, happy birthday to us, happy birthday to Two Peas... It's our birthday and what does everyone like to receive on their birthday? Cards! We'd love to receive birthday cards from all of the community members that have helped to make Two Peas all that it is today. Here's what you'll need to do... Create a birthday card for Two Peas In A Bucket. Upload your project to the gallery - don't forget to check the "Happy Birthday Two Peas" box to be included in the challenge! Your card should have at least FIVE tags associated with it. Your card should have at least THREE related products associated with it. Please note that to associate a product to your project, it must be available in the Two Peas store. Then, mail your card to the Two Peas warehouse, ATTN: mellypea : 2222 Pleasant View Road Unit 6, Middleton, WI 53562-5526 The fine print : Contest begins 2.6.09. To be eligible to win, cards must be posted in the Two Peas gallery before 11:59p CST 3.6.09. Cards must also be postmarked by 3.6.09. Winners will be selected from all entries that meet the posted requirements by the Two Peas warehouse staff and announced on mellypea's blog in March.
Community Challenge: Father's Day Cards
Posted: June 9, 2009 by GG TeamHappy Tuesday, everyone! Joy and Erica here with a community challenge for you all With Father's Day fast approaching, we thought it would be a good time to challenge you to create a card in honor of your father, grandfather, husband or special father figure in your life. We were both on the same wavelegth colorwise when creating our cards using a typical masculine color combo of brown and blue. Joy's traditional paper card: And Erica's digital card: OR, get your kids involved like Joy did on this adorable card: So, get busy creating a card for a special dad in your life and upload it to the gallery for a chance at winning today's contest! You have until midnight CST to upload but be sure to check the community challenge checkbox to enter. The winner will be announced tomorrow - can't wait to see your entries! Joy & Erica
From a two year old birthday card
Posted: January 30, 2005 by Melissa AddOriginal Author: Hallmark cardA birthday means presents In all shapes and sizes, Ice cream and cake And treats and surprises, Laughter, excitement, And fun all day, too, With everyone saying, "Happy Birthday to you!"User Comments:
Royal Theme Birthday Poem for card
Posted: April 4, 2002 by Carolina ScrapperOriginal Author: Tracie WatsonHear ye! Hear ye! Princess Bonnie will soon be three! And she wants you to come help celebrate! With a cookout and surprises -- it'll be great! So Princes & Princess come one and all Queens * Kings to a birthday ball!!! User Comments:I made up this to go with the invitations I made for dd's b-day -- please feel free to make changes to fit yours...
Birthdays...
Posted: July 6, 2001 by marianneOriginal Author: Unknown"Birthdays. They come. They go. They come again."User Comments:from an Eeyore figurine
Birthday
Posted: September 15, 2001 by KaffOriginal Author: MeOur Birthdays, Candles,Cakes, Friends,Fun, Presents,Play. Every Year Another One.User Comments:
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