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Free For All Friday

29
Jul
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Happy Friday everyone! We are wrapping up the week with a few “free for all” projects from some of our design team members.

First up, I (Lynn Ghahary) created a pair of cards using the Happy Go Lucky collection.  I loved the idea of pairing some of the brightly colored patterned papers against a kraft cardstock background.  My first card uses the “bonus” strips that you find at the bottom of each 12 x 12 piece of paper.  I simply cut the strips to varying lengths and stitched them along one edge.  My second card uses some scraps from previous projects along with one of the embossed flower stickers.  I love the font of the lime green Thickers from American Crafts – they are a perfect match to the Happy Go Lucky collection.

Pebbles supplies used:
Happy Go Lucky Cheery (751080)
Happy Go Lucky Glee (751082)
Happy Go Lucky Chirpy (751085)
Happy Go Lucky Thrilled (751088)
Happy Go Lucky Dandy (751089)
Happy Go Lucky Cloud Nine (751090)
Happy Go Lucky Happy (751091)
Happy Go Lucky Embossed Stickers (732036)


Other supplies used:
Cardstock (American Crafts)
Thickers (American Crafts)
Buttons (Fancy Pants)

Design team member Melinda Spinks absolutely wowed me when she sent along her project for today.  Here’s what Melinda had to say … “This is my very first ‘Free For All Friday’ assignment and I’ve been waiting patiently for the day I had the chance to add another Venetian Mask to my daughters wall. Now, I don’t do them often because they are fiddly little suckers but once they are done, I always end up with a new favourite and my daughter’s bedroom is starting to look more like a mardi-gras with each addition.”

Pebbles supplies used:
Floral Lane You’re Sweet (751121)
Floral Lane My Darling (751126)
Floral Lane Smile Everyday (751123)
Pearl Candy Dots – White (744234)

Other supplies used:
Die Cut Machine (Cricut by Provo Craft)

Plaster mask
Burlap
Ostrich Feather
Hot Glue Gun

Design team member Mimi Leinbach created an altered clipboard for her niece using the Happy Go Lucky collection.  Here’s what Mimi had to say … “My nieces just had all their rooms newly decorated. My niece Maya wanted an art room and she asked me if I would make something to hang in her room…just like me her favorite color is purple. I decided to alter this clipboard so she could hang it in her room. I thought she could clip her favorite pictures on it like I did or hang her favorite art project from it. I wanted to use the Happy Go Lucky line…it is so perfect for little girls and had just the perfect amount of purple in the collection to suit her room perfectly. I love that this is just a simple project but she will LOVE it so much!”



Pebbles supplies used:
Happy Go Lucky Splendid (751081)
Happy Go Lucky Cheery (751080)
Happy Go Lucky Delight (732038)
Happy Go Lucky Dimensional Stickers (732038)
Happy Go Lucky Paper Flowers (747070)
Happy Go Lucky Toothpick Flags (747067)
Happy Go Lucky Candy Dots (747080)
Pebbles Ribbon White (44028)
Pebbles Ribbon Orange (44032)
Pebbles Ribbon Baby Pink (44031)
Pebbles Ribbon Baby Blue (44037)
Pebbles Ribbon Spring Green (44034)

Other supplies used:
Cardstock (American Crafts)
Thickers (American Crafts)
Punch (Martha Stewart)
Clipboard (Target)

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Comments

  1. Annette says

    July 29, 2011 at 1:22 pm

    wow great projects…
    Thanks for sharing

  2. Amanda Johnson says

    July 29, 2011 at 1:33 pm

    These are all fabulous! I love the idea of using the clipboard for photos! I have a few plain chipboard ones I have been trying to decide what to use for…thanks for the inspiration!

  3. Susi says

    July 29, 2011 at 1:43 pm

    WOW! The mask is absolutely amazing. Love it!

  4. Auntie Em says

    July 29, 2011 at 1:47 pm

    What pretty projects. Your cards are so fun and eye catching. Melinda’s mask is just amazing, as all of her projects are. And I love the fun little clipboard. It’s so girly and cute! I could see my granddaughters loving this.
    Thanks for sharing your ideas! 🙂

  5. Michelle says

    July 29, 2011 at 2:39 pm

    Melinda, your masks are always so beautiful!!! This is just stunning! I love the tear strips Pebbles has on their paper.. What a great idea Lynn has to use them on a card like that! I love the clipboard with the photo as well.. another fun idea!!

  6. Kristine Berc says

    July 29, 2011 at 3:22 pm

    These are fantastic friday projects, ladies!

  7. Janet says

    July 30, 2011 at 1:11 am

    these are wonderful projects !!!

  8. mommyof5kidz says

    July 30, 2011 at 3:12 am

    Everything is just gorgeous!!! ALways love checking out the Pebbles blog for Inspiration!

  9. Amarilys says

    July 30, 2011 at 1:33 pm

    wow, everything is wonderful but I absolutely LOVE the mask! What a creative project!

  10. Scrap Savvy says

    July 31, 2011 at 2:59 am

    Wonderfil projects all round! That mask is out of this world! So creative! TFS!:)

  11. Heather Landry says

    August 1, 2011 at 2:36 am

    These are all incredible projects! The Mardi Gras mask has me thinking for sure. It would be nice to have as decoration for my Mardi Gras parties.

  12. Regina Mangum says

    August 3, 2011 at 3:44 am

    Some pretty amazing projects and I’m really inspired to go create!

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