I used the dinosaur from the Sweet and Sassy stamp set "Dino-mite". I stamped him onto green CS, then stippled brown onto him. I ran him through the cuttlebug to add some texture. 
I layered him onto some brown patterned paper. All the background/printed papers I used on this card are from the BasicGrey Archaic Collection. I layered the dino onto the dinosaur PP, then layered that onto the stone looking PP. Before adding the brown to the green base, I used a dinosaur boarder punch along the top. When all was together, I added some eyelets along the dino PP.
Well, that is it for today. Thanks so much for stopping by. I hope you have a great week!
Jessica
I went with the cowboy theme for 2 reasons. First, I needed a "boy" themed card for a birthday party next weekend, and second because I just got this TAC set and really really wanted to use it. The stamp set is called wild west (t-2633), and is available from the Angel Company current catalog. I just thought this little guy was adorable. I stamped him on tanish kraft CS, and colored him using watercolor crayons. I did add a little twinkling H2O yellow to the star...since every cowboy needs a gold star. I layered the image onto red CS. Then I made the background paper using some of the other stamps from the set. The black background paper is the co-ordinations blackmagic CS. I ran it through the cuttlebug, and sanded it for the red to show through. Here is a close up of that. 
I stamped the acorn image from a new TAC set. The set is called give thanks, and can be found in the new AVENUE magaloge. The set also includes some adorable Thanksgiving themed stamps, which I hope to use around that time. I stamped the acorn using brown ink, then colored it in with watercolor crayons. I added some gold stickles to the "vines", and some crystal stickles to the leaves. I punched it out with a square punch, and layered it onto the scalloped square. The "scalloped" look along the bottom I did by punching out circles and layering them. I used some PP I purchased a LONGGGGG time ago from the Target dollar section. The felt leaves are also from the Target dollar sections...probably the same year I bought the paper. The ribbon I found in the $1 bin at my LCS. 
Well that is all for today. After typing this all, I realized maybe I should have titled this post something about scallops. I think I used that word about 1000 times...lol. Thanks so much for stopping by!
I used the hedgehog image from the TAC set Hedgehog Halloween, which is a new set just released at the beginning of September. It can be found in the magaloge Avenue. The set is just adorable. I am hoping to be able to show you a few more of the little hedgehogs in upcoming posts. I only had time to make one card before feeding the family dinner. I stamped the image on Kraft CS, and colored it with water based markers. I added a googly eye to him, and some brown fun flock (also available from TAC) to the back part of him. I layered the hedgehog image onto olive CS after distressing the edges of both CSs. The sentiment is also from the same stamp set. I colored the "Halloween" word in with orange marker. I layered that onto the olive CS and distressed the edges of that as well. The background printed paper is something I had "laying around" (which is part of the fun of the Creative belli blog...to use up or just use stuff we have laying around.). I believe I purchased it last year from the Target dollar spot. I added the ribbon which I also just had on hand. Here is a close up of the distressing, and you can also see the flock a little better.
I used the color green, which I had the mono color CS set from TAC. The stamped images are from the SU set Thoughts and Prayers. The sentiment is from another SU set that I can't remember the exact name off hand, and didn't bring it up from the stamp room with me. I stamped the images, layered them onto the base. Added some green ribbon, and green brads. Very simple! Thanks for stopping by.
I used the cuttlebug embossing folder to create the background. I used the black magic Coordinations CS. This paper is really cool...it is black, but when you emboss, sand, etc, it brings out the color underneath. I embossed and then sanded the CS to show the colors threw. The first section is yellow, then orange, and then another small strip of yellow. I added some yellow ribbon. The used the SU set for the images. I used markers to color the stamp, and then stamped the image onto cream CS. I used the scalloped square punch to punch them out. The sentiment is from a SU rub-on set.
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I used the SU set Cheep Talk for the branch, the birdy, and the sentiment. The red polka dot background paper is from Papertrey Ink. I stamped the branch, then put the little birdy on it. I added some candy cane red stickles and white liquid pearl to the birdy. Then I layer the white CS onto red CS. The blue CS strips were actual some scraps from my Christmas cards I have been cutting. The ribbon was just some ribbon I had in the ribbon drawer. All was layered onto a white CS base. 
Like I mentioned I was going to make a card, but wanted some kind of crazy folds. Some how when I got all the base scored, I realized I had the base of a box. So I went with it! The base is cream CS. I then scored a slightly larger piece of red CS. The apple background paper is from a set I purchase in the Target dollar spot last year. The little pie is from a digi stamp from Sweet and Sassy. It had a cherry on the top of it, but I cut that off when I trimmed it, and attached an apple from the BG paper instead. I layered the trimmed pie onto cream CS, then red CS. I used my CM oval cutters to cut the ovals from cream and red CS. I added some little buttons in red and green, and stickles to the pie image. The words, I used a rolling alphabet stamp to create. I thought the little box would be cute for a little mini pie, or some other little sweet fall gift! 
I thought this would be a cute little back to school gift for a teacher. I used the blank memo cubes from Oriental trading. I then used my brayer and some red ink to cover each side. Little side note...the one side of the cube had the seal/glue stuff that holds that pad together, well the ink doesn't stay well on that...trust me! =) I have red fingers right now...haha. Anyway, after brayering the sides I used the Teacher's Pet "A is for Apple" stamp from Imaginisce on 3 of the 4 sides (didn't do the side that got my fingers all red). I used a black stamping spot for the apple, and a green one for the stem part of the stamp. That was pretty much it! I did use some cute fall ribbon to tie it all together to give as a gift.
