FWF - Denim flower and Dream

Hello to you and TGIF!!!!

I have a couple of cards for todays FWF - thanks for stopping in today.

First up is a card I did for Basic Grey Challenges (use fabric). I am sooo in love with my tattered florals Sizzix die by Tim Holtz - it can cut through anything beautifully.  For the flower I used an old pair of jeans I hadn't gotten around to getting rid of -now I am glad I didn't! (See, procrastinating does pay off!)  I layred it with a piece of cork to break up the denim and roughed up the edges of the faric a little bit.  I topped it all off with a little birdie stamp from the Aug KOM stamped on paper from the Junebug collection.

This next one is for a couple different challenges - Color Throwdown(Kraft, Saffron, and Choc.Chip), CPS, and Cards Magazine.  The center sentiment is also from the Aug KOM.  It is hard to tel but there is a Kraft color base hiding underneath it all :-)!

That is all for me today.  For a complete list of all FWF hoppers check out the Unity blog.  Keep your eyes peeled for the FWF blinkie and you could win some Unity rubber!

Thanks for stopping by!

Bird w/Denim Flower

Stamps: Unity

Ink: Ancient Page

Paper: Basic Grey, AC Cardstock, Coredinations

Tim Hotlz Sizzix Die, cork, button

Dream, Believe, Live

Stamps: Unity, CHF

Ink: Distress Ink

Paper: Coredinations, Kraft from Michaels, Staples Cardstock

Ribbon

Amazing Day!

What an awesome day yesterday!  Buffalo Stamps and Stuff  was lucky enough to get Tim Holtz to come out and hold some Workshops - Follow the link to see some amazing pictures form the classes.  My friend and I were a couple of 90 lucky ladies to take part in one of the workshops - "Generation Grunge."  How great would it have been to take all four classes!  Huge Thanks go out to Sharon for getting such a great talent to share his thoughts and ideas with us - and to make such a great experience for her scrappers/stampers!  I loved the idea of raising a paddle to add product to our bags - what a way to go broke!!! ;-)  Up above is the book that we did in our 4 hour class. It is done all from grunge board, grunge paper and regular paper. What a cool way to spend a Saturday afternoon!