Wild Card # 20

Yahoo # 20!! Finally. This card is called the dial card...which I guess is appropriate considering there is a dial. It's kinda neat because you can stamp different sentiments on the dial. The original card has little holes all over it(kinda moth eaten).To be honest I had no idea what to do with this one. I decided to make this one by cutting it out in the blackout feature, and voila. I think it's kinda neat, I'll probably make this one again. I also had the chance to play with my slightly used new cartridge Hoot n Holler, Yay! (thanks again Donna)

Ingredients:

• Brown and olive Bazzill, 3 types of brown cardstock, cream cardstock
• scenic route summer collection(blue pattern and leaf pattern)
• DCWV brown dot
• brown ribbon from my stash
• chocolate ink CTMH
• stamps CTMH and Kraftin Kimmie
• EKsuccess corner punch
• metal brad and tab from Dat's ?brand
• cartridges used: Wild Card, Ashlyn's(for the inside cuts), Hoot and Holler(owl)

Wild Card # 19

Yippee!! #19 complete. This card is Wild Card #19(wave). It turned out

well even though I used yellow (yuk!) There is no sentiment on this one because

it may become a Mother's day card or a birthday card.
Recipe:

• yellow floral textured Bazzill
• white swiss dot Bazzill
• Patterned paper is the 2 sided Imaginisce called For Peeps Sake, Tiptoe Through Tulips(white pattern front, blue back)
• yellow 5/8" grosgrain ribbon Stampin Up
• blue buttons from my stash
• yellow embroidery floss
• eyelet border punch from Stampin up
• velcro dot

I think it's pretty to spite the yellow, what do you think?

Wild Card # 18

Wow...number 18. This card is called thanks...obviously I went for something different. Contrary to what I said in my last post...it does stand? Go figure. I like how it turned out.
Recipe:

• black patterned paper was Imaginisce(to love and cherish)Diana
• black Bazzill swiss dot
• blue paper Scrapabilities(came with an old scrapbook) and white cardstock
• black shiny paper from Dat's
• ribbon from same line Imaginisce
• Basic Grey black rhinestones
• Stampin up black ink
• black stickles
• sentiments inside and out CC designs
• cartridges used were:Wild Card, Jubilee(font) and Billionaire Lite cart(car)

I'm happy with it and I got to play with the new cartridge Donna picked up for me...Hee Hee.(thanks) Although this challenge is taking longer than I expected, I'm having a good time adding to my card stash. See you soon and thanks for looking.

Wild Card # 17

And another ones down...Wild Card # 17. This card is called circle...a name that makes sense. It turned out cute.

Recipe:I used 3 cartridges for this card, Wild Card, Doodlecharms for the ladybug and DonJuan for the antennae. Black stickles, Bo bunny ribbon, Bella Bling and the sentiment on the inside is a sticker from Stampendous. The paper for this card was a rose coloured Bazzill and Basic Grey's Lemonade. I even used my cricut markers(pink) to outline the "oh happy day" sentiment. This card actually stands...the next card in the series does not. The ones that don't stand drive me nuts! This card already has a home. It's for Tanis' other daughter(ladybug lover) for her birthday. Wow, I have cards made for next years b-days already...Yeh!

Wild Card #16

Wild Card # 16(Yeah baby!)

This card is called TWEETY, I canned tweety. I think this one turned out cute. You have to see the card closer to see the sentiment, but I like it.

Recipe:Olive swiss dot Bazzill, Generic cardstock in white, yellow and olive green and Basic grey Obscure line for the pear paper.
Sentiment stamp was CTMH(say it with style) and ink was olive from CTMH. I just used a generic little alphabet stamp set on the inside. Olive ribbon from my stash, cinnamon stickles and olive Bella bling finnished this one off. EKSuccess corner punches in and out.I used the cricut cartridge Home Accents for the pear cut. Cute eh?

Wild Card # 15

#15, Wow can you believe it? This card is a neat idea, it's like a decorated gift card holder. There's even a tab to hold the front flap down...I didn't use that...I don't do tabs...I like velcro. I didn't put a sentiment inside, because I thought I could add that later...depending on what I want them to enjoy? I think this card was a good one to have on Wild Card. Recipe:
Orange Bazzill, Bo Bunny Popsicle line, Bo Bunny ribbon, button and flower, white Bella bling. The stamp was CTMH(say it in style) and the ink was CTMH cranberry. I used the obvious Wild card Cartridge along with Cherry Limeade(popsicle), and George for the rectangle and shadow that I stamped on. So...Donna...I think this one may match?

Wild Card#14

Lucky number 14 is done. This card is called triangle, which I know is obvious, but I had to go downstairs to check before posting this. Remember, they had a card called leaf, it was not shaped like a leaf...Anyways down to business...
Card recipe:2 colours of teal Bazzill Bling cardstock, Bubble paper from Imaginese's "It's a Shore Thing" line,various scraps of glitter paper and cardstock for the fish and coral, diamond and black Stickles, Diamond glaze to make more bubbles, Kraftin Kimmies sentiment and Twilight ink from CTMH. I used Martha Stewart border punch called double loop on the inside. The fish,coral and seaweed cuts came from Lifes a Beach cartridge. I think this card is going to one of Tanis' daughters. What little girl doesn't like a little glitter?