Showing posts with label Inspired by the Wild Wild West. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inspired by the Wild Wild West. Show all posts

Enjoy...MFT Teasers Day 2 69

Mona Pendleton | Friday, April 5, 2013 @ 9:00 PM | , , , , ,

Hi there! Welcome to Day 2 of the MFT April Teasers! You will be able to buy all the new stamps and Die-namics on April 9th at 10 PM EST right HERE at the MFT store.

Today I have a few projects to share featuring both LLD Document It - Expand Your View and Die-namics LLD Accent It - Reel Life along with MANY other MFT products. 

First up is a mini album all about Meredith living her horse riding dream :) Starting with the cover: To create the title, I combined two sentiments from LLD Document It - Expand Your View and the strip of stars from LLD Document It - Hello My Name Is using multiple colors of MFT ink including: Blu Raspberry, Black Licorice and Razzle Berry. Throughout the book, you will see lots of sentiments from Inspired by the Wild Wild West.
Page 1: I stamped a couple of sentiments from LLD Document It - Expand Your View on an oval die cut, layered on a die cut label then layered on top of a Steel Grey cs die cut that was made using Die-namics LLD Accent It - Reel Life die.
Page 2 features a new die cut border that was made using one of the new dies from Die-namics Open Simply Scallops Trio.
Page 3 features a sentiment from LLD Document It - Hello My Name Is along with the little star border. This page also features one of the die cut titles made using Die-namics LLD Accent It - Story Titles.
Page 4 features a fun sentiment from Inspired by the Wild Wild West and another scalloped border made using a Die-namics Open Simply Scallops Trio die.
Page 5 features another fun from LLD Document It - Hello My Name Is along with the little star border.
Page 6 features one of the die cut titles made using Die-namics LLD Accent It - Story Titles as well as another die cut border made using Die-namics Open Simply Scallops Trio.
Page 7 features more sentiments from LLD Document It - Expand Your View.
and last but not least is another small sentiment from Inspired by the Wild Wild West.
For my second project, I made a mixed media layout which features a variety of stamps and Die-namics included in the April release. 
I randomly stamped one of the diamond images from LLD Border It - Mod Boders to add some interest and contrast to the background:
The title was made using stamps from LLD Document It - Expand Your View which I stamped on a die cut made using a Die-namics Fishtail Flags STAX die.
Using the MEMORIES die from Die-namics LLD Accent It - Story Titles, I die cut a piece of canvas then sprayed with some Color Shine spritz.
I die cut a trio of Steel Grey cs reels using the Die-namics LLD Accent It - Reel Life die then applied a coat of Ranger Crackle paint to give them a vintage look.
Thanks so much for visiting today ~ I hope you enjoyed my projects!
***EDITED*** Please feel free to check out my tutorial if you would like to see how I created the layout's background:




Be sure to stop by the MFT Blog to see what the rest of the team has created. You'll also read about some HUGE prizes being given away this week during Teaser Time that you won't want to miss.

Be Sweet ;)
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Courage...MFT February Teasers Day 3 54

Mona Pendleton | Wednesday, January 30, 2013 @ 10:00 PM | , , , ,

Hi there! Back today with samples for Day 3 of the MFT February Teasers! Today I have a few projects featuring Clearly Sentimental Western Sentiments and Inspired by the Wild Wild West. 

First up is a layout I made featuring a photo of sweet Meredith that was taking while she was at a riding lesson. Living here in the Southwest and having a horse loving girl in the house, I had lots of fun making this project as both Clearly Sentimental Western Sentiments and Inspired by the Wild Wild West stamp sets work so well with Meri's horse riding photos.
Here are a few details:  I stamped one of the many sentiments from Clearly Sentimental Western Sentiments on a die cut label made using Die-namics Framed Greetings
I embellished the layout with many home made die cut flowers including the new Die-namics Large Hybrid Heirloom Rose and a flourish made using Die-namics Large Leaf Filled Flourish.
I stamped the fancy cowboy boots image from Inspired by the Wild Wild West on a die cut tag that was made using Die-namics Tag You're It die, added one of the many sentiments from Inspired by the Wild Wild West then finished it with a die cut star made using Die-namics Stacking Stars and a Nightshift Blue button.
Not only are these stamp sets awesome for creating layouts but cards as well! I stamped the MUCH OBLIGED sentiment from Clearly Sentimental Western Sentiments on a die cut tag made using a Die-namics Traditional Tags STAX die.
I added a fun die cut layered embellishment made using the following Die-namics: Die-namics Stars STAX, Die-namics Mini Doily Circles and a heart from Die-namics LJD Rustic Hearts.
Shown below are the Die-namics included in the February release that I used to create my projects today:

Many thanks for stopping by today! See you tomorrow for Day 4!
Be Sweet ;)

Here are the details about the upcoming release:
You can attend the New Release Party on February 4 from 8-10 PM EST HERE in the MFT forum, where you can WIN PRIZES!
The MFT release, including all new stamp sets and Die-namics, is on February 4 at 10 PM EST. You'll find all the newest products HERE at release time.
The guest designer contest is going on now! Check out the forum for details on how YOU can win over $200 in stamp sets and Die-namics.
If you'd like to see all the teasers for today, please click on over to the MFT Blog NOW. Be sure to leave comments as you go for the chance to win one of 2, $10 gift certificates given away daily. The winners will be posted on February 4 just before the release party, on the MFT blog.


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