Posts Tagged ‘Peachy Keen’
June 29, 2012 | 
Author Yippie, my Webster’s Pages warehouse sale came in the mail. I was shocked how quickly it arrived this time! I love all the items in it and I cannot wait to use them all. Here is a video of what I received along with some other hauls I got this week from Peachy Keen, My Favorite Things, I am Roses, eBay, and Michaels. Enjoy!
Posted in Haul, Video Tutorials | 
Tags: I am Roses, MFT, My Favorite Things, Peachy Keen, Perfect Pearls, Ranger, video tutorial, Websters Pages | 
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Thought I’d make a card today using some of my most favorite crafting supplies: (1) My Scrap Chick svgs, (2) Peachy Keen Stamps, and (3) I am Roses. This super cute skunk is from My Scrap Chick. I love their cuts! I stamped a super cute face on it using a Peachy Keen face assortment stamp. I recently picked up four new face assortment sets. So I was itching to use one of my new ones. For the banners, I used a Pepsi can. Yup, you heard me right. I cut open an empty, cleaned Pepsi can and use it as my sheet metal. I Cuttlebugged the Pepsi can metal using a herringbone folder. I think it turned out cool! I then topped the banner with some cherry blossoms from I Am Roses. For the sentiment, I just typed up the saying on my computer and printed it out. I am entering this in Peachy Keen’s Stamp Challenge 22 and in the Paper Playtime say it with a sentiment anything goes challenge.
Supplies:
Pepsi can
Herringbone Cuttlebug folder
My Scrap Chick – Skunk svg
DCWV – Natural stack
The Paper Studio – Poteeka Souffle
I Am Roses – Cherry Blossoms – S3-1
Cardstock – black, white, pink
Peachy Keen – PK-575 Wide Eyed and Bushy Tailed
Copic – 0, R32
Zig 2 Way glue stick, dimensional adhesive, Glossy Accents, ATG
Tim Holtz Distressed Ink – Worn Lipstick, Iced Spruce
Martha Stewart ink - Snowflake
2” Circle punch; scallop oval punch; 1″ square punch
Corner Chomper – Decko
Sentiment – typed on computer
Posted in Cards | Tags: birthday, Card, Challenge, cuttlebug, DCWV paper, I am Roses, Martha Stewart, metal, My Scrap Chick, Peachy Keen, Pepsi Can, Tim Holtz | 8 Comments »
I’ve been wanting to make these sour cream candy containers for quite some time now. In fact, I bought the crimper over a year ago and have never used it until tonight. Can you believe it! Peachy Keen is having a challenge where you have to create a project using a toilet paper roll and a Peachy Keen stamp. The sour cream container immediately popped into my head. These are very easy to make. Just cut your paper to 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 then use some strong adhesive to secure the paper to your toilet paper roll. Use some more strong adhesive to close the ends shut — with the ends going opposite directions. Crimp the ends and you have yourself a nice, sturdy sour cream candy container. Easy peasy! While I was at M’s last week, I noticed that the Puffers were on clearance. So I picked up some heart shaped ones. I got mine for $1.49 each (normally $5.99). There was a gem on the front of the hearts. I carefully took the gem off and then stamped an adorable Peachy Keen face to the front of the heart using StazOn ink. Your Peachy Keen stamps are not just for stamping paper, you can stamp just about anything with them. Cool, huh.
I’m also entering this project into
- Cardz TV challenge – make a project using pink as your primary color
- Peachy Keen challenge – create a project using a toilet paper roll and a Peachy Keen stamp
- My Sheri Crafts – create a project using 2 hearts
- More Than Favors – create a project with the theme of love
- Little Scrap Pieces – create a project in pink
Have a totally twisted time!
Posted in Misc | Tags: Peachy Keen, Puffers, Recollections, sour cream candy container, toilet paper roll | 12 Comments »
Thought I would do one last tag holder for Christmas. This one is done with the Penguin from Create a Critter with a Peachy Keen face stamp. I am entering this one in Cardz TV Challenge #98. Enjoy!
Here are the supplies.
Cartridges used: Tags, Bags, Boxes & More and Create a Critter
Here is the first tag holder I made last week.
Posted in Create a Critter, Tags, Tags, Bags, Boxes & More | Tags: Cardz TV, Challenge, Christmas, Create a Critter, cricut, Distressing Ink, Nestabilities, Peachy Keen, Recollections, Tim Holtz | 1 Comment »
Wow, it’s Christmas Eve already! I hope all of you are ready for the big day tomorrow. I just tucked my girls into bed and I still have presents to wrap. I did manage to squeeze in another Christmas card today. My Scrap Chick recently had this freebie Elf on a Shelf cut available. I thought it was sooo cute and I knew of the perfect Peachy Keen face to go with it. I also wanted to give quilling a try so I created the flower on the card using Cricut’s quilliing die in my Cuttlebug. I also used Spellbinders Die Nestabilities Squares Lacey. I’m entering this card into Peachy Keen’s Sketch with a Twist Challenge. The challenge was very simple. We could create anything we want but we had to use a Peachy Keen stamp.
Merry Christmas !
Posted in Cards | Tags: Card, Challenge, Christmas, DCWV paper, My Scrap Chick, Nestabilities, Peachy Keen, Stickles, Tim Holtz, Wide Eye Face Stamp | 4 Comments »
How’s everyone doing tonight? Hopefully you are all getting your Christmas shopping done. Cannot believe it’s Christmas in just a few days. My husband has a woodworking hobby and makes pens and pencils among other wood crafts. He asked that I make a pencil holder for a few of his pens. So, I decided that I would create one with the Peachy Keen Let’s Face It Friday Challenge in mind. The challenge was to create a project using a Peachy Keen face stamp and fabric. I used my Gypsy and the Tags, Bags, Boxes and more cartridge as well as my new 3 Birds on a Parade cartridge. For the finishing touches, I added the perfect Peachy Keen face. For the fabric requirement, I created one of my silk flowers. I love making these. So addictive. You can check out one of my previous videos on how to make these flowers. It’s super simple. Enjoy!
Posted in Tags | Tags: 3 Birds on a Parade, bags, Challenge, Christmas, cricut, DCWV paper, Peachy Keen, Pen, Pocket Tag, Tags Bags Boxes and More, Tim Holtz, Woodworking | 1 Comment »
Hi everyone! Hope you all found some awesome Black Friday deals. I know I scored at JoAnns (Nestibilities, DCWV & Recollection stacks, Cricut cartridges, and jewelry making supplies) and at Michaels (DCWV stacks, Jewelry beads, Cuttlebug quilled kits, Recollection bling and embellishments). I couldn’t believe the deals when you took advantage of the regular sales of 40% to 50% off and then another 25% to 30% on top of that. I was getting $20 items for $7! Oh, just in case you are wondering, I did pick up some non-crafty deals at other stores…lol.
All that craft shopping put me in the mood to craft. So I designed a card for Peachy Keen’s Sketch with a Twist. Since the Cricut Craft Room is open, I thought I’d give it another try. I tried it when it was in beta but it just kept crashing. This time I had no problems designing my card. However, it all went down hill when I tried to print and cut with my Imagine <sighs>. It would print but no matter what I did, it wouldn’t cut. I need to do some research to see if anyone else has had that problem and how they fixed it. If you have any guidance, please leave a comment. I’d really love to see how the CCR is working for you. I think the CCR will be great once I get past this cutting hurdle.
So, here is my Card. It was a real challenge but by sticking with the paper pallet in the Mr. Frosty Imagine cartridge helped keep the color scheme in check. I used the adorable PK-M21 Donna Rae Penguin. I used my Copics to color him in and then paper pierced him with paper from the Mr. Frosty cartridge. I couldn’t help but bling it all up to put the final touches on it.
Here are shots of my design in CCR. The blocks on the right were for the paper piercing of the hat and vest. I wasn’t sure which pattern I was going to use so I printed a few different ones. Since it wouldn’t print, I wound up using my Nestibilities instead of the ovals in the design.
Here is one of the papers after printing/cutting it my my Imagine. This was my second try. As you can see, it printed but didn’t cut. =(
Recipe
- Peachy Keen stamp – PK-M21 Donna Rae Penguin
- Mr. Frosty Imagine cartridge
- Cricut Imagine
- Cuttlebug
- Spellbinders Nestibilities Labels 4 (from my Black Friday shopping)
- Copics – C1, C3, C5, YR04, YR07, R22, R29, R32, 0
- White Jelly Roll
- Organdy Ribbon – translucent hot pink
- Recollection bling
- Tim Holtz Distress Ink – Tea Dye & Black Soot
- Memento Tuxedo Black Ink
- Studio g stamp for the sentiment
- White cardstock
- ATG
- Foam mounting tape (acid free)
Posted in Cards, Imagine Mr. Frosty | Tags: Card, Challenge, Christmas, cricut, cuttlebug, Imagine, Mr. Frosty, Paper Piercing, Peachy Keen, Penguin, Recollections, Tim Holtz | 3 Comments »
I have a really cute card for you today. The adorable bear snowboarder came from My Scrap Chick. Isn’t she the cutest!! The card was created for one of my daughter’s friends who celebrated her 14th birthday. I was under strict rules from my daughter not to use pink….lol. This card could easily be converted to a very cute Christmas card.
I used my favorite face stamps – Peachy Keen PK-135 Medium Bear Facial Features. This card wouldn’t been the same without such a cute face. I colored in the face with my Copics. Then I used my Cuttlebug to emboss the snowflakes in a piece of white card stock. The top and bottom borders are from the DCWV Christmas stack. I finished it off with some bling. Enjoy!
Posted in Cards | Tags: birthday, Card, Christmas, cuttlebug, DCWV paper, Dry Embossing, My Scrap Chick, Peachy Keen, Snow, Snowboard, Tim Holtz | 1 Comment »
I was working on my Christmas cards again today. Looking for some inspiration and wanting to do a couple of challenges, I turned to Peachy Keen Sketch with a Twist challenge and the My Creative Time Throwback Thursday challenge. Combining the two challenges along with my Christmas theme, I came up with the cutest card. The Peachy Keen face is what makes it sooooo cute. I’m so happy with how it turned out!
The stick pin is one of handmade pins. I had several requests for a tutorial on how to do them. So, I created a tutorial today for you all.
When making the card, I started stressing because I didn’t have any red gems on hand. Then it hit me, I could color some red with my Copics. I’m just loving the Copic markers!! Below are the items used in my card.
- Cricut Cartridge – Create a Critter
- Copics YR04, YR07, R29, R20, 0
- Peachy Keen face stamp PK-M21 – Donna Rae Penguin (stamped on the inside of the card)
- Peachy Keen image stamp PK-521 – Winter Faces
- Cuttlebug folder (sorry I do not know the name of it)
- DCWV designer paper – The Merry Christmas Stack
- Spellbinders Nestabilities – Blossom Two
- Studio G Ribbon
- Gems (painted red with Copic)
- Handmade stick pin (see my video above)
- Tim Holtz Withered Wood distress ink
- Cardstock – white, black, orange, red, gray
- Dimensional adhesive
Posted in Cards, Create a Critter | Tags: Challenge, Christmas, Create a Critter, cricut, Nestibilities, Peachy Keen, Spellbinder, Tim Holtz | 8 Comments »
Thanks so much everyone for making my PK Guest Designer week such a success and for following along all week! Thanks again Peachy Keen for giving me the opportunity to showcase your awesome stamps all week. I thoroughly enjoyed it! I also want to thank all the new followers on my blog as well as all my existing followers. You guys are the best!
I posted a video of my Let’s Face It Friday design team submission yesterday (took forever to upload to YT). You can view it on my post my last post.
Now on to the winner of the best face stamps on the market. The winner is ……….. Lucy!
Lucy, please send me an email (stacy {at} TotallyTwistedCards {dot} com) with your address so that the stamps can be mailed out to you. I know you are going to LOVE your new PK stamp sets!
Have a happy scrappy weekend everyone……Stacy
