Christmas scene by Adrienne Hope

Adrienne, a long time customer of Roseburg Book, purchased one of our Hallmark decor items last Christmas and used our Prisma Color colored pencils to jazz it up. Wow! What a beautiful job she did.

Looks much better now!

We love to see our creative customers projects. If you would like to share with us, please stop by our store with your project. Thanks.

And thank you Adrienne for sharing.

mixed media at Roseburg Book

Using different types of supplies can be fun and can let your creative monster out.  We at Roseburg Book have brought in many paint supplies including chalky paint, glitter paint, stain glass paint, and even chalk board paint.  Also, we have metal embellishments, stickers, and lots of ribbon. Don't forget the inks and stamps and papers and ,oh my, so much neat stuff.  So, lets mix it up and see what we can do. Shop at Roseburg Book. See you there.

Cards from the past by Tammy M.

 Just a few of my favorite cards that I have made. Hope you enjoy them. Tammy M.

Tammy M's Cender Birthday Card.

 Tammy M. Has  created a magical birthday card using the Hot Off The Press template "Fit&Flair paper dresses (hotp 7437).

Happy Graduation Bette style

Bette has made a gorgeous Grad card, using papers she found at Roseburg Book & Stationery.  Roseburg Book & Stationery has a wonderful supply of high quality school specialty papers.

Here is a look inside Bette's great card.

Once again, Bette has done a fantastic job at creating unique cards. Thank you Bette.

Gater birthday card by Tammy Maddux

This great birthday card was made using stamps from Art Impressions and Great Impression.  Tammy stamped on canvas paper and colored with Chameleon Alcohol markers.  She used a craft knife to cut the mouth of the gator then glued it to the top of a strip of black card stock so that the mouth could be opened.

Inside of the mouth, she put a small bird on a scrap of black card stock and assembled using the instructions on the gater stamp.

For the inside of the card, she stamp her messages.

Bette's try-fold card.

Bette has brought to us another great card.  This time she has mixed and matched stamps from Art Impressions to make a birthday card try-fold.  She used watercolor paper and colored using crayons, colored pencils, and glitter markers.  She stamped both sides of the paper with the barn on the textured side and the ladies/bench stamps on the smooth side.

Instead of making it a traditional card, she added her message under the barn and behind the ladies then stamped on the back of the card.

Here is a closeup of the back stamp.  Bette also corner punched the top.
Thank you Bette for sharing.

Bette's butterfly birthday

Bette has created another beautiful card.

 

She used dry embossing for the background, butterfly punches, and corner punches. 

 

 

Bette finished the card up with some wonderful stamps.

 

Thank you Bette for bring some great cards to share.

Happy Spring Bunnies by Tammy G Weir

"Happy Spring" Bunnies

by Tammy G Weir

Supplies:

Clear Cling Stamp - C1454 Spring Bunnies Wild Rose Studios

Serendipity Stamp C847 "Happy Spring"

Poppy 2001947 5" x 7" Cuttlebug Embossing folder Anna Griffin

6" x 6" blank greeting card - chocolate brown cardstock

5 3/4" x 5 3/4" mat - pink cardstock 

5 1/2" x 5 1/2" mat - ivory - embossed with Poppy embossing folder

5" x 5" mat - light brown pattern of your choice

6" med brown sheer ribbon

6" (1/4"wide) pink grosgrain ribbon

6" jute ribbon

3 - ivory /brown 5mm flowers

Spectrum Noir Alcohol Ink Markers

Instructions:

Begin by stamping your image on crafter's companion ultra smooth white cardstock.  Using the basic blending technique color your image.

Markers used for this project: 

Butterfly -  Yellow  LY1, LY3     

                   Pink  PP1, PP2

Tiny flowers - PP1, PP3, PP5

Grass - LG1, LG3

Bunny Noses & Ears - PP2

Bunnies - TN1, TN2, FS9

optional;

Spectrum Noir Pencils (used to add more dimension)

15 Yellow Butterfly

33 Pinks

44 Grass

88 Bunnies

Once you have completed your coloring assemble your card using the above picture as your guide.  I hope you enjoyed this project.  Happy Spring Everyone!!!

Tammy G Weir

Accredited Spectrum Noir Instructor and Colorist

Fab recycled material cards by Bette Olson

 Bette Olson has done it again.  She has made beautiful "Thank you" cards out of things most would toss away.  Her materials for these are barely used paper placemats, pieces of left over card stock, and bits of yarn, burlap, and linen ribbon.  She added some edge punching and ink to really make these cards special.

So, what can you make out of left over bits?