Lookie here....I went and bought my first Tilda. I have to admit I wasn't always so *into* the Magnolia stamps, but they've totally grown on me now...especially Kitchen Tilda. Love her! I thought she'd be perfect for some recipe cards.
Instead of making myself some more typed up cards, I decided to make a stack of blank recipe cards for my Aunt Kay as one of her Christmas gifts this year. She's a really great cook and people are always asking her for her recipes (me included) and she normally writes them down on a blank white index card. Now she'll have some *prettied up* cards to use.
I made a total of twelve 4x6 recipe cards, four of each of these. The sentiment circle was done with my JustRite Library/Kitchen/Desk Set and Trompe fonts. The word "recipe" is from my Hero Arts What's Cooking clear set.
Then I just made a 4x6 cover, decorated just like a card front with Kitchen Tilda, put the cover on the top of the stack of recipe cards, and tied it all closed with some white ribbon. The sentiment at the bottom is also from my Hero Arts What's Cooking clear set.
Have a great day!
SUPPLY LIST ~
Stamps: Kitchen Tilda, JustRite Trompe Upper and Lowercase fonts, JustRite Three Border Set, Hero Arts What's Cooking
Paper: PTI Kraft, PTI Dark Chocolate, SU Bella Rose DP, SU Riding Hood Red, White
Ink: Memento Cocoa
Accessories: Prisma Pencils, Gamsol, Adhesive Pearls, Satin Ribbons, Spellbinders Tag, Rectangle and Scallop Rectangle Nestabilities, Circle and Scallop Circle Nestabilities
Instead of making myself some more typed up cards, I decided to make a stack of blank recipe cards for my Aunt Kay as one of her Christmas gifts this year. She's a really great cook and people are always asking her for her recipes (me included) and she normally writes them down on a blank white index card. Now she'll have some *prettied up* cards to use.
I made a total of twelve 4x6 recipe cards, four of each of these. The sentiment circle was done with my JustRite Library/Kitchen/Desk Set and Trompe fonts. The word "recipe" is from my Hero Arts What's Cooking clear set.
Then I just made a 4x6 cover, decorated just like a card front with Kitchen Tilda, put the cover on the top of the stack of recipe cards, and tied it all closed with some white ribbon. The sentiment at the bottom is also from my Hero Arts What's Cooking clear set.
Have a great day!
SUPPLY LIST ~
Stamps: Kitchen Tilda, JustRite Trompe Upper and Lowercase fonts, JustRite Three Border Set, Hero Arts What's Cooking
Paper: PTI Kraft, PTI Dark Chocolate, SU Bella Rose DP, SU Riding Hood Red, White
Ink: Memento Cocoa
Accessories: Prisma Pencils, Gamsol, Adhesive Pearls, Satin Ribbons, Spellbinders Tag, Rectangle and Scallop Rectangle Nestabilities, Circle and Scallop Circle Nestabilities
So you finally took the plunge, lol?! I feel horrible for neglecting all of my beloved Magnolia's, it's been ages since I have colored one up! This is a darling card...love that image and as always you have colored it to perfection! Amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just adorable, and what a great gift idea! I was never much of a Magnolia fan either, but this one is particularly cute, and they are growing on me! Since it is going to SNOW tomorrow, maybe I can play with some of mine! CUTE!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Denise, your Aunt Kay is going to love these! The minute this photo popped up, my first reaction? Awwwwwwww...she is just soooo precious! Great job with these....my fave papers, fantastic coloring Tilda too!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness your Aunt is going to LOVE these. What a fantastic idea! Like you, at first I was not a big fan of the Magnolias but look out it is so easy now to just love them. I so love what you have done with Tilda...she is just coloured so perfectly!
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Oh my! There couldn't be a more perfect stamp for all your recipes! Tilda is adorable and you've coloured her beautifully! Your aunt is going to love these recipe cards!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Denise! This is absolutely precious and your coloring could not be any more PERFECT!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh...what a cutie she is, Denise!! So perfect for your project too!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome gift! And that Kitchen Tilda is so cute. Your coloring is total perfection!!!
ReplyDeleteShe is cute Denise, and you colored her just perfect.
ReplyDeleteHello Denise, THis is adorable!! Your aunt will love these little recipe cards.
ReplyDeleteYou are so sweet,
hugs, Janiel
I just love this Denise..awesome idea, (one in which I must try) yes your aunt will love this.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet, Denise!! I love the cute image. The coloring is so beautifully done as always!
ReplyDeletewell, your colouring is phenomenal, Denise! Love the image and the recipe cards. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, what a sweet image. Your aunt is going to LOVE these, very thoughtful and fabulous gift.
ReplyDeleteCount me as another not a Magnolia fan, too, but this is just adorable! And your coloring is perfection!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty...just love your color palette!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card Denise,i love your image and colours.
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous papers.
Hugs Riet.xx
Another stunning creation Denise. coloured beautifully. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI love this as a gift idea, Denise! and your Tilda is superbly colored - WOW!!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and what a neat idea!
ReplyDeleteFabulous Tilda card Denise! Love your coloring! I think your Aunt will these recipe cards. :o)
ReplyDeleteAdorable, Denise! what a great gift!
ReplyDeleteI've never been a Magnolia fan either - there's just something about missing half her face?? On the other hand, this stamp is perfect for how you're using it! I love the colors and papers you used, and your Aunt is going to love these cards too!
ReplyDeleteSWEET!!! You made her look really cute!!! Awesome cards - Denise!!! Hugs ~S~
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I didn't care for the magnolias at first either, but you're right, they grow on you. Now I love them...this one is one of my faves!! Beautiful coloring!
ReplyDeleteHi bud!! She is way too cute!! Love this idea, I will keep it in mind for next year!! My Magnolia's have been a little neglected too lately :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous Christmas idea :D May very well have to do some of these for my mom who is always giving recipes out too. Gingham is perfect for the card and you have coloured the image fabulously :D I'm sure your aunt will love them!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card! I really like how you colored her that stamp is perfect for anyone that loves to cook.
ReplyDeleteOh Denise! This is a VISION my friend! This image is ADORABLe and your coloring is a total knockout! LOVE this!!
ReplyDeleteeee, she IS adorable! I tend to agree with you on the images in general...but this one is so cute! And you've colored her to perfection Denise. What sweet recipe cards for your Aunt too. Wonderful thoughtful gift!
ReplyDeleteI've never been 'into' Magnolia stamps either, but I love what you did with this image. She is colored beautifully, I love the pearl on the spoon, and the red plaid. Great gift idea of the recipe cards too!
ReplyDeleteThis little Tilda is perfect for your fun creation!...we both may be in trouble with Tilda...I just made my first Magnolia too!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!!
ReplyDeleteSooooooo cute! Your coloring is AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteOh Denise! Another lovely gift set! Your coloring is gorgeous! I really love this idea!
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