CMIT ATC TUESDAY


















Welcome to our first CMIT ATC Tuesday!!! ATC stands for Artist Trading Card, it's 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" (size of a baseball card).

Background is MME Signature Christmas paper. Vintage image is from Crafty Secrets "Christmas." (I just cut out the image, it was already the perfect size).

Other items used: Tim Hotlz disress ink "Old Paper," and stickles "Diamond." Sheer ribbon and Prima E pearls.

Like this ATC card? Go check out CMIT's blog and see what all the other designers have made, as well as get detailed instructions on how to recreate them yourself! :)

Remember while your on the CMIT blog to check out the details on how you can play along with us, and submit your own ATC card to win prizes!!! :)

http://cmitonlineblog.blogspot.com/

Creative News Flash No 2….…………


ATC Tuesday – Second Tuesday of Each Month


WHAT IS “ATC” TUESDAY???

Here’s the buzz…..The CMIT/CEM Design Team (Creating Memories In Time/Creating Everlasting Memories) will create ATC Trading Cards and publish them on the CMIT Blog (http://cmitonlineblog.blogspot.com/) for everyone to see, we will provide instructions, and material list to duplicate the created ATC’s. We encourage you, our viewers, to play along. All you need to do is send us your very own ATC creation. Our design team will choose a winner, and a NICE prize will be sent to the “creative” person for each months competition. The first ATC Tuesday will be October 12th, email all submissions to stampnterre@cox.net . Please provide your name, blog information (if you have one), and email address.


WHAT IS AN “ATC”???

ATC stands for Artistic Trading Cards….they are the size of a baseball card (2.5” x 3.5"}, come in many themes and people trade them as though they are trading cards. For our first ATC Tuesday you can choose any theme you like, from time to time I will publish a theme to be used so you can join in the ATC fun.

BIG Thank you to everyone that Participated in CMIT 1st BLOG HOP!!! Thank you all for the wonderful comments on all our Blogs. :)

Now for the winner of the bag of Prima’s.........


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Pam and Presley said...

AWESOME! I absolutely LOVE this card, the colors the black vine going all around the card and the beautiful vintage Halloween scene.

Thank you so much for sharing
Pam
pamandrandy@gmail.com

October 8, 2010 5:49 PM


Pam and Presley said...

I also wanted to thank CMIT and all your designers for a great blog shop I had a lot of fun and thank you for a chance to win an AWESOME prize of the gorgeous
flowers I am a flower NUT!!!

Thank you
Pam
pamandpresley

October 8, 2010 5:54 PM

CMIT Blog Hop – October 7, 2010

Card base is 5" x 4 1/2" Round corner punch is used on all the edges. Spellbinders die used is Labels 15 S4-291 (I used the 3 largest sizes). Tim Holtz's distress ink Pumice Stone was used on all the card edges, for an aged look. Aren't the pumpkin people cute?! :) I LOVE this vintage "Halloween Time" image from Crafty Secrets! Finishing touches are black pearls and black sheer ribbon.

The Creating Memories In Time’s Design Team would like to thank you for stopping by our blogs to check out our creativity.
This blog hop is a two part hop, first in order to be eligible to win this fabulous bag of Prima Flowers (as seen on the previous post announcement).

1. You must leave a creative comment on each of the following blogs

Terre Fry http://terresscraptherapy.blogspot.com/
Heidi Blankenship http://embellished-dreams.blogspot.com/
Margarita Ybarra http://mycreationsbymy.blogspot.com/
Mary Pfaff http://crafty-cabin.blogspot.com/
Marge Robertson http://www.maricopastamper.blogspot.com/
CMIT Blog http://cmitonlineblog.blogspot.com/

2. The second part of this blog hop is, sign up as a follower of the CMIT Blog, we will be hosting challenges, contests, tutorials and a new program called ATC Tuesday so you will not want to miss what we are up to next. Stay tuned for more creative news flashes.

Contest will end on Saturday, October 9th at 12:00 p.m. Arizona time.

Once we have verified that both parts of the blog hop have been completed we will pick one lucky winner from one of 6 blogs, thank you for stopping by and come back to see what we come up with next.

ATC Tuesday will begin on October 12th so come take a look at the CMIT blog to see what the design team creates, play along to win a prize.

When I came across this ribbon die from Spellbinders S4-019, I knew I wanted to make a Breast Cancer ribbon card with it. (It's actually their "support our troops" ribbon, I just didn't emboss it, so that wouldn't show).
Since October is Breast Cancer Awarness month, I figured this was a good time to post it.
You can't tell from this angle but I actually cut the ribbon 3 times, and used pop-up dots between the layers. I have been looking for a stamp or "crystal words" for the breast cancer foundation, but no luck....so I ended up writing this and just accenting it with mini rhinestones.

Creating Memories In Time Blog Hop

The Creating Memories In Time’s Design Team would like you to check out their creativity on October 7th for a fun and exciting creative blog hop. This blog hop has a two part hop fulfillment, and everyone that completes the two part hop fulfillment will be eligible in a drawing to win this fabulous 13” tall x 10” wide bag of Prima Flowers. HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF FLOWERS…….(Our international followers are eligible to participate in this hop and have the same chance to win this awesome bag of Prima flowers in the drawing as our USA followers). Flowers and shipping costs are complimentary of CreatingMemoriesInTime.com/ and our Ebay Store ( check our Ebay store for daily paper crafting bargains).





















The first part of the blog hop is you must leave a creative comment on each of the following blogs:

CMIT Blog http://cmitonlineblog.blogspot.com/

Terre Fry http://terresscraptherapy.blogspot.com/

Heidi Blankenship http://embellished-dreams.blogspot.com/

Margarita Ybarra http://mycreationsbymy.blogspot.com/ (me)

Mary Pfaff http://crafty-cabin.blogspot.com/

The second part of this blog hop is to sign up as a follower of the CMIT Blog, we will be hosting challenges, contests, tutorials and a new program called ATC Tuesday so you will not want to miss what we are up to next. Stay tuned for more creative news flashes.

Creating Memories In Time














All Tags, Dies and Stamps are from Quick Kutz. All paper used is from MME (cut to 2" x 3" to fit inside tag); all Distress ink is Tim Holtz, Scattered straw.

Gingerbread girl die (pop-up dots), cream sheer ribbon & small pearls.

Gingerbread boy die, peppermint cut out (pop-up dots), small pearls and cream satin ribbon.

Star Belt Loop die, red satin ribbon & small pearls.

Tree & Tree Belt Loop die (op-up dots), cream satin ribbon, "from our home to yours" saying, small pearls.

Creating Memories In Time


















I LOVE this paper line (Snow Much Fun) from "3 bugs in a rug!" Cute little penguins! :)

Card base is the reverse-side of the "Stripe" paper, it's snowflakes, cut to 4 1/2" x 9". Next layer is the "Stripe" cut to 4 1/4" x 4 1/4." The giant snowflake is from Spellbinders. It's their new 2010 Snowflake Pendant #S4-286.

For my snowboarding penguin and Winter fun saying---I cut them out from the "Snow words" paper. For bling, I added different size rhinestones to my saying and snowflake.

Hope you enjoy my snowflake bling card! :)

Creating Memories In Time

For this card I used Karen Foster's "Stocking's Well Hung" (card base 3 3/4" x 6"); "Vintage Sketch" (middle layer 3 1/2" x 5 1/2"); and "Vintage Letters" (cut out Main Image and Holly & Ivy).

All edges are inked with Tim Holtz's Distress Ink "Vintage Photo." Holly & Ivy image is cut out by hand and adhered to the card with pop-up dots. Gold pearls were added for some bling!

Creating Memories In Time

This is my first project for CMIT, hope you enjoy it!

So our challenge was to make a card topper using the Penny Black stamp that we chose. Mine is the tree here, it's called Fantasy 388OK.

Card base is a 5 x 6.5 ivory card. All paper used is from MME "Signature Christmas" line. Spellbinder's dies used are: S4-247 Labels 12, which I attached my ribbon to; and S4-235 Fancy Tags, which I stamped Quickkutz's stamp, HDB-08-stamp 1 onto. Ink used is Tim Holtz's Distress Ink in Frayed Burlap & Faded Jeans. I stamped my tree twice and cut it out, added pop-up dots between the layers and added pearls to the top.

Well, as the old saying goes: "When one door closes another will open"..... I have been priveleged to be a part of Just For Fun's Design Team, but unfortunately that has come to an end.
With that being said, I was chosen to be part of a new Design Team for Creating Memories In Time. I look forward to creating projects for CMIT and working with some other very talented ladies.
Go check out CMIT online ebay store at: http://stores.ebay.com/Creating-Everlasting-Memories

"Fall Berries"

JUST FOR FUN CHALLENGE #26
(Red, Olive & Green)














"Father Christmas"

For this card I used JFF's new Folk Art Santa E3451, Large Snow Pine G3437 & "Merry Christmas" sentiment. All are stamped using Memento's Tuxedo Black ink, and are highlighted using Color Snap's Smooch ink: Siren, Green Apple, Moonlight, Silver Fox & Azure; Copic markers: E01 Pink Flamingo& E29 Burnt Umber.
For the snow and Santa's hat I used "Snow White" Fun Flock.
Spellbinder's dies are: S4-254 Big Scalloped Square--small, S4-144 Long Classic Rectnagles--small & S3-148 Tags Trio.
Paper, ribbon & brads are all from my stash.

JUST FOR FUN CHALLENGE #25
(Orange, Olive & Rust)

"Corn Stalks & Pumpkins"

To start, card base is MME "Wild Asparagus" Noel Stripe. Solid cardstock is TPC Terracotta, Olive & Paprika.

I decided to make a collage, using my Memento Tuxedo Black ink pad and my JFF stamps: G3435 Corn Field, A3443 Standing Blackbird, D3419 Pumpkin Patch, A3422 Mini Tall Pumpkin, A3423 Mini Squat Pumpkin, AA3442 Eating Blackbird & B3428 Happy Autumn (saying). I then colored the images using a blending pen and ink pads. Pumpkin vines are highlighted with CS Smooch-Green Apple.

All edges are of course chalked with CB Chestnut Roan. Accents are eyelets and hemp from my stash.

When we were in San Diego we went to the Museum of Art.....and they had a whole gallery of Tolousse-Latrec's poster (paintings).

Does this look familiar? Just For Fun has a stamp of this. I used it for challenge #13 (Moulin Rouge).