DMA Made Design

Hello Everyone! I'm so excited to be joining my first HOP ever.  I'm thrilled to share my three favorite YouTubers Scrapnena Creations ,  Courtney Kreeber , and Mary Polanco .  Please follow them if you don't! They decided to make a hop to reach out to all crafters around the world.  I feel this is great opportunity for me, I've been card making for 6 years, but crafting since I was little girl.  I've always have a joy crafting which brings a smile to my face.  I can't believe how wonderful the crafty community and they're my new group of crafty friends! Please support by clinking the next link below and check out the hop on Youtube as well. On with the card, today I made a Thankful for you Friend. When I was thinking of making an Encouragement card, I wanted to thank all my new crafty friends and my friends out there who's supporting me through this journey.  I'm thankful for everyone for being on this crafty adventure with me. I started s

Happy Monday everyone!! I hope everyone had a wonderful 4th of July long weekend.  Today I wanted to share a card from Lawn Fawn called Let's Roll.  When I saw this set, I had to get my hands on it!! Fun fact about me, I love sushi!! If someone would asked me what you want for lunch, yep you guess it, SUSHI! Enough about food, before I have to run out and grab some to eat right now.  I'm sharing with you all a thank you card that's simple and easy to put together.  I stamped the sushi, plate, and the soy sauce bottle on white 80lbs card stock and used a copic friendly dye ink.  I colored all the images with copic marker, after died cut each images.  Next, I grab a rectangle die from Simon Say Stamp called Wonky, the second from the largest rectangle.  Using Festive Berries distress oxide, blending a single layer in a circle motion to give a little halo effect. Placing all the images onto the white rectangle, than stamp the sentiment "arigato" onto the paper. 

Hello Everyone!! Happy Summer! Can't believe that June is almost over and Summer is finally here! Today I created a card that has fun filled magical theme.  This card that I got the fun inspirational colors from the Lawn Fawnatics Challenge #55 . I started stamping the Fairy Friendly set.  This stamp set reminds me of a magical land that any person can dream of going and be filled with joy and happiness.  I started stamping all the images with a copic friendly stamp ink, gina k design amaigam ink .  Coloring all the fairies, flowers and the cute mushroom house in pastels copic colors (if you are interested in what colors I used let me know and I will link them)  The back drop I used a cloud stencil to give an illusion of floating clouds in the backdrops.  The inks I used are the distress oxdie colors: Salty Ocean and Peacock Feathers.  Blending the two colors really gave that fluffy cloud feeling.  I set the back drop aside to let it dry for a bit. Once all the coloring wa

Happy Monday everyone!! I know it's been a while since I did a blog post.  Let's just say life got the best of me and a lot of changes. Anyways, with all the changes, figure I come back with sky challenge from Lawn Fawnatics Blog.    This challenge was a sky theme, so what better way in doing a birthday balloon in the sky.  So let's get right to it! I started off using Distress Oxide Ink the background with blue tones, blending them like a sky effect. Before the inks dry I sprayed water using my mini mister from ranger.  Next I started die cutting all the balloons, clouds and border clouds from Lawn Fawn. The balloons are on red and yellow card stock, as for the clouds they are cut onto vellum.  On one of the vellum has a sentiment, "Happy Birthday" from Lawn Fawn Happy Happy Happy stamp set, that I heat embossed with a navy blue powder.  I layered all the pieces together using either 3D foam tape, double sided tape, and glue. Pretty simple and fun project I pu

Hello Everyone! Welcome back to my Blog.  Today I'm sharing another challenge from Lawn Fawn.  This is from there Challenges Lawn Fawnatics Blog . This month is my daughter's birthday and the day she is born on is Valentine's Day!! That means there is sooooo much pink, purple, red in the house right now.  What a fun time! This challenge was right up my alley and decided to make a Pink Birthday Card. I kept this card somewhat simple and fun and they items my daughter loves! She love birthday cake (who doesn't), ice cream and gifts.  I started off by stamping all the images with a copic friendly ink, Jet Black from Lawn Fawn. Once stamped I copic all critter, small images, and more.  Than I used their Coorinating dies. I made the pink flower background by using the Simon Says large rubber stamp on pink ink dye. I die cut using the large rectangle die the largest one and the small rectangle die the first one on the set to cut both pink papers.  For the sentiment &quo

Hello Everyone!! Happy New Year! Even though it's three week into the new year, I figure its still January, right?!   To start off the new year resoultion was to enter into more challenges.  Here I go and enter my first this year the Lawn Fawnatics Challenge #44 I started with an oldie but goode stamp set, I mean not that old, but for me brought back many memories.  This was the first stamp I ever purchased and started with the stamp crafty world.  Better stamp set to learn to make my son's birthday decor out of this stamp set.  I learned so much from how to make cards, what colors to use, and materials/tools. Five years fast forward here I'm writing about this stamp set! I started stamping all the Critter in the Forest stamps with a copic friendly stamp ink, Simon Says Intense black ink.   Using Copic Markers to color the Fox, racoon, owl, tree, and mushrooms.  The back drop I used the Stitched cloud backdrop: Landscape die set to add some back drop details. Than I