Cathy Indelicato- Day 2

Day 2



Like any good over-achiever, Cathy sent me way more than the requested three projects! And every single project was so creative. You all know how much I love cards, but I am also excited when our guest designers send other types of projects too.

As if yesterday's stitched project wasn't creative enough, today, I thrilled to show you some jewelry that Cathy created.



Cathy used the Spring Blooms stamp set to create this beautiful necklace.

Project details:
Especially for you…Mom:

Stamps: Melanie Muenchinger – What’s In Your Tin – 2, GinaK – Spring Blooms
Paper – two-sided gloss paper (one side gloss/one side black) – no source
Ink: black craft, black Staz-on
Shrink Plastic
Other: clear embossing powder, ribbon – Offray, gold chain (Walmart), red/green markers, jewel, gold leaf pen, colored pencils, Velcro

Note: I stamped the rose on the rough side of the shrink plastic and then stamped "Mom" on the slick side so it wouldn’t be backwards when worn on the chain.

To make the holder: cut cardstock 8.5in. X 3in. Score at 3in. and 7in. Round corners of top (smaller) flap. Cut two diagonal slits in the top of the larger flap. This will hold the chain so the necklace can be displayed. The rest of the chain will lie inside your holder. Add a snip of Velcro or a magnetic catch to keep the holder closed.




This really makes such a pretty gift. I love the little holder she made for it too! I just want to go get out some shrink plastic and play.

Cathy's second project for today is a card created with the same stamp set- Spring Blooms.



I love her delicate machine stitching and her interesting sketch.

Project Details
Thanks Card:
Stamps: GinaK – Spring Blooms
Paper: Linen Cardstock – Paper Bouquet – Target
Patterned paper – Splendor/Rhonna Farrer/Autumn Leaves
Brown/teal cardstock – Paperbilities
Ink – Chocolate chip
Other: Pop dots, satin ribbon – Target, sewing machine/thread

I love the way she punched that little half circle to make room for the word. That's a great idea because so many times you have the right word but not quite enough room. This opens up so many more possibilities!

Tomorrow, I will show you Cathy's final projects and you will get to read a little more about this fabulous artist!

Hugs,
Gina K.








 

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