Definition: Aggregate is a collection of items that are gathered together to form a total quantity.

The fleeting moments of knowledge in which we discover our existence are facts that can be committed to memory. We can enlarge this aggregate memory and refashion it as we go through a lifetime. By saving these memories on paper and reconstructing the images of our lives. We see the art of our lives unfolding before us.

Face the brilliance of your most wonderful creations and dwell on your dreams.
I believe in teaching, the sharing of ideas and playfulness of creating.

Thursday, December 6, 2012

Stampotique SDC77: Get Sentimental

 Stampotiqe DT Does it again...

I had to play along this time with my Design Team.
This sums up my feelings right now.
I used Stamp:
Prom Queen 
Check the link below

Hope you will play too. Click the link below to see the other DT creations.
Sarinda

SDC77: Let's Get Sentimental

Hi Gez here, with a brand NEW challenge for you this week and I would like you ALL to get sentimental! I love to add sentiments to my artwork whether I am cardmaking or art journaling. To me a simple sentiment can say it all.
Stampotique Originals have a lovely selection of sentiments to suit all occasions and tastes and as you would expect from Stampotique some out of the norm sentiments too!
So, it's time to get creative and share your favourite sentiments with us.
Have fun!

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

ATC Sponsor "Wing It" Wicked Wednesday

 ATC with "Wing It"-things with wings

Stampotique is excited to sponsor the challenge over at Wicked Wednesday ATC today. 
  Our team has some wonderful creations for you all and there is a chance to win a $30 gift
 certificate for Stampotique stamps over there.  The challenge today over there is to use WINGS on your ATC.

Here is my creation for
Stampotique Sponsors ATC Challenge Blog-Wacky Wednesday.
Halloween Cube 1 -for the Goblins 
Christmas 5 Sided Cube -for the hat and candy cane
I Wish I Had Worn Panties 
 
Be sure to take a look at all the other Stampotique DT creations. They are Wonderful.
Enjoy-!
Sarinda

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

My Lollyrot Interview.

Good Morning....

Today, I would like to share an interview I did recently with
R. Maria Sabina

Here is just one of the interview questions.

What do you like about Lollyrot’s work?
I love how she branches out and will try new things. Her creativity is limitless. I really love her illustrations and playing with paint. 


For the full interview and my creation using Lollyrot's digi design Please visit Lollyrot's blog! 
She is an amazing illustrator and artist herself.
Wishing you a creative day.
Sarinda

Friday, November 30, 2012

Fotobella.com Fast and Easy Tags....

Fast and Easy.... is the name of the game.


I am always running around the house right as we are leaving to go out with friends trying to find the perfect little card or handmade gift item. Even worse this time of year.

These are so great when you are out the door with a gift in hand.

I used decorative tape from
 So bright and sunny.

Grab a tag.... wrap tape around to other side.... Cut.
Add a to and from... DONE-!

TIP: These are great for your wine bottle gifts.
Best-
Sarinda



Wednesday, November 28, 2012

SDC76: It's A Wrap



Hello Crafties.....

Wrapping those last minute gifts in a Stampotique way!
My team mate Jo Capper-Sandon  is asking us to be creative with our wrappings.

I would like to share my wrapping idea with you... This is so easy.
Using an ornament as part of your wrapping.
A gift within a gift-!

What you will need:

Kraft Box
White tissue paper
Ornamental die
Sizzix Big Shot
Dictionary paper
Archival ink
Stampotique stamp Front Door Shrubbery
Wire
Wire Cutters
ICE resin
Ranger Craft Mat
Foam Brush
Copic Markers
Twine
Glossy accents
Glass Glitter

Step 1: Make the ornament. I am using a larger jewelry type Kraft box. The ornament is made with dictionary paper and Stampotique stamp Front Door Shrubbery #6158. Bend some wire into a desired shape with a loop on the top. Stamp image onto the dictionary paper with Archival ink. Place the ring on top of the image. Mix ICE resin following the instructions apply over the top of wire and paper. Let dry overnight. Add Copic markers to the top of the ICE resin. Tip: Make a whole bunch at one time then the wrapping process is much easier.

Step 2: Die cut tissue paper and glue to the top of the box. Add the twine over the top of the die cut tissue tie a bow with the ornament attached.

Step 3: Place some glossy accents onto the top of the box lid and sprinkle the glass glitter on the glue let dry and remove the excess glitter.

ENJOY-!
Sarinda