"Mile-Hi Diner" Digital Scrapbook Layout for Crescent Moon Designs

I'm still in the feeling of shrieking with delight!! LOL

and I'm not the shrieking kind . . . hahaha

As such, I would like to share the great news!
I'm now known as a Moonpie!! LOL

I've finally broken into a Creative Team Post with a Digital Designer

and the Digital Designer I'm with now is known as . . .

Crescent Moon Designs

Her digital kits can be found at these (2) stores:

Scraps n Pieces (SNP) &

Stuff to Scrap (STS)

She currently has her digital kits at 50% of for the month at Scraps n Pieces.

So, hurry drop by SNP to avail of the promo.

For my 1st Creative Team work with CMD,

I worked with "Sweet as Honey" digital kit &

my digital LO is entitled Mile-Hi Diner  . . .

with the family celebrating Father's Day last year of 2012.

The "Sweet as Honey" digital kit in the stores:

STS: http://stufftoscrap.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=5&products_id=9699

SNP: http://www.scraps-n-pieces.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=14&products_id=3013

Thanks & Very Truly Yours,

 Kathleen (Kath) B. Hernandez

Crescent Moon Designs (CMD) 

Design and Creative 'Moonpie' Team Member

(digital LO designer, social media & freebie maker)

"2012 Christmas Gifts" LO; "You are My Sunshine" Card n A Digital Card Invite for Filipino Scrapbookers Sketch Challenge #22

This is for the Filipino Scrapbookers Sketch Challenge #22.

Creating cards for the same sketch, I opted to again create (1) handmade card and (1) digital card invite:

Supplies Credits:  3 Birds Design.com courtesy of Qoolayful Invites

Digital Credits: Mye De Leon

I decided to go with my layout utilizing white background and just make use of all of my Christmas paper scraps from an October Afternoon Christmas kit, the leftovers after creating (4) LOs with it.  I added some washi tapes and some stamping with my wooden stamps, a little stitching and the LO was set to go.

Without further ado,

here's my LO:

SUPPLIES: Cardstock: SEI; Pattern Papers: October Afternoon’s Very Merry Christmas, Basic Grey’s Kissing Booth; Alphabets:  American Crafts; Washi Tapes: Hey Kessy; Thread: DMC; Ink: Ranger; Other: wooden stamps

Here's the inspiration sketch by LG for

the Filipino Scrapbookers Challenge Blog:

Drop by the Filipino Scrapbookers Challenge Blog

for more design team inspiration. 


Sincerely,
your FSC Admin and FSCB Admin-Creator

"2nd Art Journal Page" & "Cover of Papelmelroti Album" for Southern Girls Challenge

Hi, everyone!

Sorry, I forgot again to post my creations with 

the current papercrafting challenge at

Southern Girls.

This fortnightly challenge is

a "Punches & Die Cuts" Challenge.

Sponsors are Marianne Designes &

Inky Impressions.

Here are my projects for the above challenge:

My BenCab Art Journal page 2:

(using Kitty Bow of Inky Impressions)

 die cuts are courtesy of Yellow Violet House and

border punched grass border done with EK Success punch tool.

My Papelmelroti Album Cover:

die cuts courtesy of Virginia Cortez



Merci,

Kathleen (Kath) MC B. Hernandez
{term extended until August 31, 2013}

LO Design Team Member 
(under Team Louise 'Lou' Forsythe)
Southern Girls Challenge Blog (SGC)
  

 

"For My Godson" Cross-stitch Project for Sunny Side Up Creations Challenge #30

For Sunny Side Up Creations Challenge #30,

I have relatively small cross-stitch project

which I've created just a few years ago

just for my godson, Ram.

Here's the darling color palette inspiration

to be followed:

Warm regards,

"Fave Guy of Mine" Card for Kaboodle Doodles Challenge #175 - For Your Favorite Guy

For Challenge #175 of Kaboodle Doodles,

we go with: For Your Favorite Guy.

Randomly drawn winner receives

$10 voucher from Di's Digi Downloads.

This would make a wonderful handmade card for
your father's or your boyfriends or in short
the men in your lives.

 SUPPLIES: Blank Card: Kaisercraft; Pattern Paper: Nikki Sivils’s Gingerbread Land; Foam Alphabet Stickers: Filstar Distributors Corp.; Small Letter Stickers: Nikki Sivils; Automobile Die Cut: Yellow Violet House.

Yours truly,

Kaboodle Doodles Challenge Blog (KD) Admin-DT

My "Walt Disney Film Strip" Cross-stitch - Great Craft Time Contest Winner

Hi, everyone!

I would like to share the great news that my cross-stitch entry won at the recently concluded Craft Time Contest under the Thread Category.

I submitted (2) entries - (1) under the Paper Category and (1) under the Thread Category.

Both entries were a masterpiece for me.

And I'm glad and really fortunate to have (1) of my entries declared as the winner.

Here's the photo of my winning entry:

Before I discovered any other hobby, cross-stitch has been my foremost hobby.  I started hearing about it and learning a little about it in my grade school days (was it around Grade 4, 5 or 6 . . . my memory do escape me . . . sorry) while taking our Home Economics class.  I later on took my 1st cross-stitch pattern, during a Summer Vacation way back when I was in High School and the rest was history.  It wasn't an addiction but the needlecraft proved to be my favorite thing to do with my hands.  I got cross-stitch pattern after pattern specially when I was in my 20's while being employed.

The above piece was one of the patterns I procured a few years after year 2000.  I kept it with me for a while and took it out of hiding when I was no longer employed and had opted to stay home with my parents.

I love this cross-stitch piece because it features or showcases all the Walt Disney Characters I know during my childhood to teenage years.  I was at first taken aback by the numerous colors of threads in play in the completion of this cross-stitch piece, nevertheless, I took it as a challenge and was all excited to have it all completed and framed.  It was a delight seeing it framed and hanging on the wall at home.

From the top left corner of the cloth to the lower right corner, the whole cloth is covered with stitches looking much like a mini tapestry of Walt Disney Characters in a Film Strip.  It took me almost a year (I think or less number of months) if I could still remember the duration by which I commenced work on this piece until I had it framed hanging in our home.

I'm proud of this piece and I'm really privileged to have been chosen by Craft Time Magazine as winner under the "Made with Thread" Category.

I'll be waiting for the feature on Issue 17 of Craft Time Magazine of the Winners of their Grand Contest coming out mid-June and on shelves latest by July 2013.

Thank you so much, Craft Time Magazine and

more power to your team!

"Happy 40th Anniv" LO published at Scrapbooking.com (June release)

Hi everyone!

I'm glad I'm back with a published article again at

Scrapbooking.com after going on a break for 2 months

from pub submissions.

I hope  I'd have the time and energy to continue submitting

as I would normally do and had enjoyed doing &

be fortunate again for to be included in a mags publication.

Without further ado, here are the links to my published article / tutorial:

Anniversaries article:  http://scrapbooking.com/article/79992

Printable step-by-step tutorial:  http://scrapbooking.com/cgi-bin/Phase_2/layout.pl?serial=79994

Anniversary tutorial Video:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTMKsbinSQA&feature=youtu.be