Pineapple Paper Artists August Blog Hop - The Fleeting Days of Summer

Here I am again, working out of my box on the computer and really trying to get this bloghop mastered!!  Driving a school bus is much easier for me!!

Maybe you started here or came from Amy Raimy's http://amyraimy.blogspot.com/ page.  I hope I don't loose you, but if I do, I am probably lost also!!

I have made a 6 x 6 card for my project.  It is a waterfall card.  Something new to me and fun to make.  I used: stamp set C1594 - Treasured Friendship Seasons and Nature.  Dessert Sand Paper for the card base, the strip on front of card, and layered under the shells.  The pull strip is made out of Lagoon paper.  The backgroud is Seaside and the shells are stamped in Champagne Ink (#Z2174) on Colonial White Cardstock.  I have used the zip strip on the top of the center piece to hold the waterfall in place when it is pulled.  I also used 2 brads to hold the paper in place and a small piece of Washi Tape for the pull tab on the front of the card.  The brads used are a retired item from Close To My Heart.

I hope you have enjoyed your visit.  I sure had fun making this card.  Now hop on over to Martha's http://www.marthaporschet.blogspot.com/page and see some fabulous artwork there.

Pineapple Paper Artists' April Team Blog Hop-Spring/Summer 2014 Idea Book

Welcome to the Pineapple Paper Artist's Team Blog Hop.  You may have started here, or you have arrived from Gretchen's blog, I hope you enjoy the artwork from all the great artists.

I did this layout using the "Timberline" paper packet.

 I started working on the Emerson Family History from a book that was given to me from my cousins.  The book is old and falling apart, so as I have decided to update the information I have also decided to redesign the album into a nice scrapbook.

To check out more great work, check out Brooke's blog at http://colorfulsentiments.com/2014/04/

Pineapple Paper Artists team blog hop

Amy Raimy

Welcome to our Pineapple Paper Artists team blog hop!  Whether you are just beginning your journey or you came here from Gretchen's blog, I hope you will continue on until you see everyone's artwork and find some inspiration for your holiday projects.

 I used the Sparkle & Shine and Juniper cardstock for these cards.  There was no stamping involved as two ladies were interested in seeing how to make cards with our card stock and embellishments without having to stamp on them.  I used the small buttons from the Mini Medley Ruby Red Accents - Item # Z1861 on top of the button I put a large Clear Sparkle - Item # Z1752.

I hope these cards have inspired you to encourage the "not so crafty" people to try our product.  It helped me with my sales and it can help you also.  Now head on over to http://amyraimy.blogspot.com/ and see her beautiful artwork.

Holiday Gift Guide Team Blog Hop

Welcome to our Pineapple Paper Artists team blog hop!  Whether you are just beginning your journey or you came here from Cheryl's blog, I hope you will continue on until you see everyone's artwork and find some inspiration for your holiday projects.

For this blog hop, we focused on products from CTMH's Holiday Gift Guide.  The guide's Sparkle & Shine paper pack (X7176B) and coordinating products feature the colors Ruby, Juniper, & Slate, a festive take on the classic red & green combo.

I hope you enjoyed my card.  Next, hop on over to Marcia's to see another beautiful project!