A New Ink on Life

Artisan Award Winning Project # 10 Blog Hop Day 10

Well my friends, today I am sharing the last of my Artisan Award projects. It was fun to revisit each project with all of you (and try to remember exactly what I did to make each of them,lol!). I have really enjoyed looking at everyone else's projects and reading all the little details that went into making each one, details that are so easily missed when you are looking at them from 8 feet away.

If you have been following along you should have arrived here from the very talented  Laura Mellinger's blog, and if not there is a full list of all of the blog's at the end of this post, so be sure to check out their amazing projects.

The last project that I am sharing today is my final 3D. Now I think I know where my strengths and weaknesses lie when it comes to my skills in paper crafting. I am am not a 3D rock star like my fellow Artisan winners. So I knew when I was figuring out what I was going to make that it would not be some phenomel structure or amazing sewing project. I knew it had to reflect me and what I was capable of and hopefully that would be enough. I decided to focus on trend, composition, and trying to use something in an innovative way.

So I created this banner and added my favourite-Pinwheels!

I know it would be so much better if I had a picture of it hanging up,but.... you guessed it this was taken at the UPS store right before it was sent off! Now please do not think that I did not put a lot of time and effort into my projects because some were created last minute-it is just how my brain works:) I see something in my head and then create in spurts. Fortunately for me the 3D projects just came to me and I was then able to sit and create them. Trust me in the days leading up to that final night I did not think everything would be finished on time.

So on to the banner! I used the now retired Pennant Die and instead of placing the scored side of the card stock to the left, I placed it to the right so it created a forked pennant rather then a triangular one. The pennant was made from Textured Pacific Point card stock and then I decorated it with pinwheels made from the Celebrations Designer Series Paper and matching Quick Accents. The letters for the word PARTY were created in My Digital Studio using the Broadsheet Alphabet Download, I added a drop shadow to each letter in Pacific Point to help make the letters pop. One of the best things about My Digital Studio is that you can resize any of the stamps. So I was able to create the letters large enough for my banner and colour match my card stock-love it!
 
 And  now for a recap of the the last 10 days here is a picture of all of my projects as they were displayed at Convention:

 
 

Now be sure to hop on over to Heather Stevens blog and her amazing project!

And here is the list and order of the full hop:

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard  (you are here)  
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers   

 Have a great weekend and I should be back on Monday with something new to share:)

Artisan Award Winning Project #9 Blog Hop Day 9

Wow here we are on day 9 of this year's Stampin' Up! Artisan Blog Hop. If you have been following along you should have arrived her from the very talented  Laura Mellinger's blog, and if not there is a full list of all of the blog's at the end of this post, so be sure to check out their amazing projects. 

Today I am sharing the last of my card entries. This one was so much fun to create as it has TONS of sponging, destressing, misting, tearing, bleaching and embossing going on:)

I started with a Naturels Ivory standard size card base and stamped it with the Woodgrain Background stamp. Then using the Destressing Essentials Tool Kit I sanded the whole card. Next I used the Tea stain ink and some water along with the flat rubber stamp from the kit a rubbed it all over. 

The main butterfly image is actually from the First Edition Designer Series Paper and I used some ink pads and a Blender Pen to lightly colour it. The Crumb Cake piece of card stock was stamped with the cherry blossoms from Easter Blossoms and clear embossed. Next I took my Aqua Painter and filled it with Bleach then "coloured" in the blooms. I love how they bleached out.

I really wanted to use some of the Springtime Vintage fabric on at least one of my entries and since I am not a real sewer I opted to add it to my card. I sponged it then pleated it under a strip of card stock that was also pleated and punched out using the Scallop Dotted Ribbon Border Punch. The sentiment is from Word Play and I thought it was very fitting for a Butterfly themed card. It was stamped on a piece of Wood Sheet and clear embossed then sponged over with Soft Suede Ink. Even the piece of First Edition DSP that I chose is about butterflies and their metamorphosis.
 

Now be sure to hop on over to Heather Stevens blog and her amazing project!

And here is the list and order of the full hop:

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard    
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers   

 

Well tomorrow night I will be sharing the last of my projects my final 3D, and yes that photo was taken in the UPS store too!

Have a great day,
 

 

Artisan Award Winning Project #8 Blog Hop Day 8

Well here we are on day 8 of the Stampin' Up! Artisan Award blog hop, so far between us we have shared 64 projects! Hopefully you have enjoyed all of them and maybe they have even encouraged you try something new:) If you have been following a long you should have arrived her from the very talented  Laura Mellinger's blog, and if not there is a full list of all of the blog's at the end of this post, so be sure to check out their amazing projects.

Hmmm with only 3 projects left I was trying to decide what to show next, but finally decided on one of my cards. This one was the last card that I made and again it was made the night before I shipped my package off so I appologize for the poor picture but again it was taken in the UPS store!

This wedding card looks so much better IRL. I also had stamped and decorated the inside but I was in such a rush that day that I didn't get a picture of it. The base of the card is Basic Gray Textured card stock and the card measures 3x6. I tried to create several different sizes of cards for my entries. I layered on a piece of Basic Black Textured then an embossed layer of Sahara Sand. I die cut the black Scallop Heart Embosslit, then punch out another heart with the Full Heart Punch from Shimmer White Card stock. Next was what took the longest! I punched out several little flowers from Shimmer White then carefully placed them all over the heart; covering it. Then I used my Paper Piercer and placed mini Pearl Jewels in the center of each flower. Now if you looked closely at the photo you can see that one of the pearls is missing! I didn't realized it until I got home and uploaded the photo to my computer-I could have cried, but I guess it was not detrimental in the end:) To make the sentiment a strong focal point I punched out 2 flowers from Pretty in Pink then place the tag under it.
 
Supplies used:

Stamps: Teeny Tiny Wishes, Baroque Motiffs (on the inside)

Ink: Basic Black

Paper: Textured Basic Gray and Basic Black, Sahara Sand, Pretty in PInk

Accessories: Pretty in Pink Taffeta Ribbon, Big Sot, Vintage Wall Paper Folder, Scallop Heart Of Hearts Embosslit, Full Heat Punch, Jewlery Tag Punch, Pearl Jewels, Itty Bitty Punch Shapes Pack

 

Now be sure to hop on over to Heather Stevens blog and her amazing project!

And here is the list and order of the full hop:

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard    
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers   

Have a great day and tomorrow morning I will be back with this week's Stampin' Royalty Challenge!

 

Artisan Award Winning Project #7 Blog Hop Day 7

 Here I am back again today sharing another one of my Stampin' Up! Artisan Enteries:) And just to break things up a little I will be back tomorrow morning with my DT sample for Try Stampin' on Tuesday.
If you have been following along on the hop you should have just arrived here from the very talented Laura Mellinger's blog, and if not there is a full list of all of the blog's at the end of this post, so be sure to check out their amazing projects.

Today I am sharing the last of my 3 scrapbook pages, it is of my oldest daughter. This year when I entered each one of my children got there own page:) Trust me I am sure there would have been a little complaining if it wasn't that way,lol!

 These pictures were taken while visiting my dad in Ontario. We had such a fabulous day at the beach that I just smile everytime I look at the photos from that day. I absolutely love the look of pinwheels and knew that it would add a fun whimsical feel to the page. I used one of the die cut pages from the now retired Nursery Suite Specialty Paper. The patterned papers on the page are also from this pack.To create the banner I used some medium Paper Dasies and glued them on some Linen Thread. I also took a larger daisy and coloured it with some Regal Rose Ink and my Aqua Painter and placed it in the the center of my pinwheel along with a Jumbo Chocolate Chip Brad.

 As part of the requirements for the Contest all scrapbook pages must include journaling, now I am not one for lots of stuff on my pages and I liked the very clean look of this page so I made a hidden jounaling pocket behind the smaller photo. I tend to create hidden journaling on most of my pages especially if I have a lot to say. (which is most of the time,lol!)

Supplies used:

Stamps: Fabulous Phrases

Ink: Early Espresso, Marina Mist, Regal Rose,

Paper: Nursery Suite Specialy Paper, Pretty in Pink, Pear Pizzazz, Play Date Quick Accents, Crumb Cake

Accessories: Big Shot, Tasteful Trim Die, Polka Dot Impressions Folder, Subtles Buttons, Linen Thread, Paper Dasies, Circle Punches, Sweet Stiches Fabric Brads, Brights Brads, Small Heart Punch

 

Now be sure to hop on over to Heather Stevens blog and her amazing project!

And here is the list and order of the full hop:

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard    
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers   

Have a great day and be sure to check out the next sketch challenge for Try Stampin' On Tuesday tomorrow!

 

Artisan Award Winning Project #6 Blog Hop Day 6

 

So for those of you that have been following a long these past few days, we have certainly seen a lot of fabulous projects. For those of you that may be here for the first time; thank you for visiting  and to give you an overview, the Stampin' Up! Artisan Award winners for 2011 are having a blog hop showcasing the 10 entries that we submitted to this years contest. You should have arrived here from the very talented Laura Mellinger's blog, and if not there is a full list of all of the blog's at the end of this post.

Today I decided to share with you another one of my card entries:

 I know this card may look pretty clean and simple but there was actually a lot of steps involved in creating it. The base of the card is a 5 x 5" Chocolate Chip square. I dry embossed it with the Perfect Polka Dots Impressions Folder and the Big Shot. Because the card is bigger then a standard size card base I lined up the base and embossed it again so that all parts of it had the polka dots design.

 
 I am not sure if you can tell or not from the photo but each baby onesies were stamped first on the Very Vanilla card stock then again on Watercolour Paper and cut out. I water coloured the imagaes with my Aqua Painter, Markers and Classic Ink Pads. The colour blocked panels were stamped tone on tone with images from the Baby Bundle stamp set. The whole front panel was attached to the card base with Dimensionals for added depth.

 For the inside I added the cute baby and carriage and watercoloured it. The sentiment is from the Full of Life Stamp set.

Supplies used:

Stamps: Baby Bundle, Full of Life

Ink: Stazon Black, Early Espresso, Pretty in Pink, Pink Pirouette, Rose Red, Peach Parfait, Sahara Sand, Blush Blossom Marker

Paper: Chocolate Chip, Peach Parfait, Pretty In Pink, Pink Pirouette, Rose Red, Very Vanilla, Watercolour Paper

Accessories: Big Shot, Perfect Polka Dots Folder, Sewing Machine, Dimesionals, Very Vanilla Satin Ribbon, Aqua Painter, Paper Snips

Now be sure to hop on over to Heather Stevens blog and her amazing project!

And here is the list and order of the full hop:

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard    
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers   

Have a great day!

Artisan Award Winning Project #5 Blog Hop Day 5

 

Wow we are already half way throught the Artisan Award Blog Hop! I know I certainly have been blown away by all the amazing projects that have been posted. If you have been following along you should have arrived here from the talented Laura Mellinger's blog, and if not there is a full list of all of the blog's at the end of this post. Thank you again for taking the time to visit us on this hop and we hope we have inspired you a little:) As I have mentioned earlier in the week, I really encourage those of you that are interested in entering Artisan to really go for it this year and enter! It has been an amazing experience so far and I can not wait to see what the rest of this year has to offer.

Today I decided to share one of my 3 D projects. Now those of you that know me know that I tend to procrastinate, so when I confess that this next project was done the night before I shipped my package off you may not be surprised:) I do work best under pressure and although I had  this idea for this project weeks before completing it, it did not come together until the 11th hour!

Here is the picture I used:

 and here is the Canvas I created:

I do apologize for this quality and location of this photo, but to be honest it was taken at the UPS store before I packaged everthing up and sent it on it's way! Again there is LOTS of sponging and destressing on this project. It is also a hybrid project , meaning I combined My Digital Studio with trational paper crafting. I altered my photo in MDS using several of the Vintage Overlays and then typed the words "You're Amazing" over top. I actually used the colour picking tool in MDS and took the colour from my daughter's hair for the words. All the edges of the canvas were sponged with Soft Suede Ink and on the bottom left corner I stencil one of the imagaes from the Elegant Trio Stencils using Blushing Bride Ink.

Here are a few close ups of the project:

The flower was created by cutting some Very Vanilla Ribbon with the Tasterful Trim Die and then using my Heat Tool to seal and wrinkle the edges. I then sponged it with Blushing Bride Classic Ink.

The photo was mounted on a piece of Presto Patterns Designer Series Paper that had been sponged with Soft Suede and Blushing Bride Inks as well as spritzed with Smooth Spritz Spray in Vanilla Shimmer. I also stenciled the Flower image again using Peach Parfait on the DSP. A lot of times people will ask me wher my inspiration comes from and to be honest for this project I kept hearing the Lyrics from the Bruno Mars song "Just the way You Are".

Supplies used:

My Digital Studio

Stamps: Musical Notes Wheel

Paper: Presto Patterns Designer Series paper

Stencils: Elegant Trio

Ink: Blushing Bride, Soft Suede, Crumb Cake

Accessories: Big Shot, Tasteful Trim Die, Very Vanilla Satin Ribbon, Pearl Jewels, Heat Tool, Sponges, Vanilla Shimmer Smooch Spritz, Sticky Strip, Hot Glue Gun

Now be sure to hop on over to Heather Stevens blog and her amazing project!

And here is the list and order of the full hop:

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard    
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers   

Have a great day!

 

 

 

 

 

Artisan Award Winning Project #4 Blog Hop Day 4

So we are now on day four of our fun little hop through this year's Stampin' Up! Artisan Award winning projects (as if you didn't know that from the title, lol).  You should have arrived here from the talented Laura Mellinger's blog, and if not there is a full list of all of the blog's at the end of this post:)

Today I decide to share another one of my scrapbook pages. I really love how this page turned out and it was the second projects that I had completed. These pictures just crack me up. I have very few photos of my son as he usually never stands still long enough for me to get a good one. Or I end up with one that has him making faces in it-BOYS!

Here's the page:

This photo was taken the same time as the ones that I used for the last page that I posted. As you can tell he was a pirate for halloween last year and we had a lot of fun creating a beard for him out of coffee grounds.

 
 There is so much going on, on this page that I would have to babble more then I usually do, to explain it all:) Let's just that there is lots of destressing and sponging, misting and crumpling, sanding and even some cutting out! (I really do not enjoy fussy cutting). For the title I actually cut out the letter "X" from the Newsprint Designer Series paper and I created the "treasure map" also using this DSP and some Very Vanilla card stock. The journaling was created in My Digital Studio and I used the Extreme Elements stamp brush (in MDS) to create a background then typed the journalling. There is even a little sewing on this one! I am not a sewer;I am a wanna be sewer, so thank you to my wonderful downline and friend Leigha for helping me with this one (she was so patient showing me what to do).

 The bottom two photos were matted on More Mustard then Basic Gray Card stock. The DSP behind the photos is from First Edition and it was stamped with images from Extreme Elements and Artistic Etchings. Then of course destressed!

Supplies used:

Stamps: Artistic Etchings, Extreme Elements, Tiny Tags

Paper: Textured Basic Black, Cherry Cobbler and Basic Gray, More Mustard, News Print and First Edition Designer Series Paper,  Cherry Cobbler DSP from the Regals Designer Series paper stack

Ink: Cherry Cobbler, More Mustard, Basic Gray, Tea Stain ( Destressing Essentials Kit)

Accessories: Big Shot, Square Lattice Folder, Circle Scissors Plus, Ticket Corner Punch, Glimmer Brads, My Digital Studio, Trinket Keys, Water Bottle Mister, Destressing Essential Kit, Sewing Machine and Denim Thread, Hemp Twine

Thanks for visiting and be sure to check out Heather Stevens and her amazing project!

And here is the list and order of the full hop:

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard    
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers   

Have a great day!

 
 

 

Artisan Award Winning Project #3 Blog Hop Day 3

 
Hi everyone, hope you are enjoying the hop so far. We have been having so much fun sharing our projects with you and I just want to say thank you to all those that have visited my blog and also for all the sweet comments. Today's project that I am sharing is the first card that I made for the Artisan Contest. Funny story is that I had originally created it for a weekly online challenge that was a flower themed chellenge. After I made the card I decided that I really liked the way it came together so I put it a side for one of my entries. You should have arrived here from the talented Laura Mellinger's blog, and if not there is a full list of all of the blog's at the end of this post:)

 Now I very seldom use Whisper White as a card base, and rarely leave so much "white" space on my projects. However this card just seemed to work. When I sat down to make it I knew I wanted to use some of the Greenhouse Gala Designer Series Paper (as I had it for almost a year and hadn't used very much of it:) The flower was cut out using the Big shot and the Fun Flowers Die from Pumpkin Pie Card stock, I then misted it with water and crumpled it up a little. The stamped image in the center is from the Just Believe set, it was stamped in Baja Breeze then punched out, and of course I had to add a little bling. The strip of Real Red on the bottom had been cut out using the Tasteful Trim Die and I really like how the points work so well with the zig zags in the DSP.

I also decorated the inside to match. The sentiment and butterfly are from the Cottage Garden set, I just love brown and orange together.

Supplies used:

Stamps: Just Believe, Cottage Garden

Ink: Peach Parfait, Pear Pizzazz, Baja Breeze, Early Espresso

Paper: Pumpkin Pie, Whisper white, Early Espresso, Real Red Textured,
 
Accessories: Big Sot, Fun Flowers Die, Tasteful Trim Die, Basic Rhinestone Jewels, Pear Pizzazz Poly twill Ribbon,  Corner Rounder Punch, 1 1/4 and 1 3/8 Circle Punches

Thanks for visiting and be sure to check out Heather Stevens and her amazing project!

And here is the list and order of the full hop:

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard    
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers   

Have a great day!

 

Artisan Award Winning Project #2 Blog Hop Day 2

 

 

So today is the second day of our tour through this years Stampin' Up's Artisan Award winning projects. It has been so fun to see pictures of everyone's projects upclose and to read a little bit about each of them. If you are following a long on the hop you should have arrived here from the very talented Laura Mellinger's blog and if not don't worry I have a full list of all the blogs at the end of this post. Today I decided to post the first project I created for the Contest this year, a scrapbook page of my youngest daughter. As I mentioned yesterday I find scrapping the easiest to do and I actually had all 3 of my pages completed over a month before the contest deadline (this was huge for me:), now my 3D items well that another story for another day,lol!

  
 When I took this photo last halloween I knew I would just have to scrap it! I just wish I had taken better pictures of the page before I sent it off.

There are lots of little details on this page. The base is an 8 1/2 x 11 piece of Soft Suede card stock, I then layered on Rose Red and some Springtime Vintage Designer Series Paper. I peeled back the top right corner and inked up using a Early Espresso Marker, just a few of the words from one of the sentiment stamps from Sense of Time (it says "Hope for Tomorrow"). The 2 DSP strips are also from the same pack.

 

 I didn't actually create a large title for my page as I wanted all the elements and the photo to be the main focus. I used the sentiment from Butterfly Prints as the "title" with the main emphasis on the word love. To do this I stamped it twice, once in Early Espresso (punching it out with the Decorative Label Punch) and once in Rose Red (punched out using the Jewerly Tag Punch). I then sponged the edges with Soft Suede.
 

Supplies Used:

Stamps: Butterfly Prints, Sense Of Time

Ink: Rose Red, Early Espresso Ink and Marker, Soft Suede, Pink Pirouette

Paper: Soft Suede Textured, Rose Red, Pear Pizzazz, Very Vanilla, Springtime Vintage Designer Series Paper

Accessories: Decoraticve Label Punch, Jewlery Tag Punch, Butterfly Punch, Vintage Trinkets, Antique Brads, Victoria Crochet trim, Pearl Jewels, Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border Punch, Scallop Edge Border Punch.
 

And I just have to share one last photo off my sweet girl that was also taken that day.......

 I think the photo says it all!

Now be sure to check out Heather Stevens and her amazing project! And remember to come back tomorrow evening to see another one of my entries.

Here is the list of all of this years winners and the order of the hop

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard    
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers   

Have a great day!

Artisan Award Winning Project #1 Blog Hop Day 1

 
Welcome to the Stampin' Up!  Artisan Award Winner's Blog Hop. I know each one of us is super excited to share our projects with you and we all feel so very blessed to be choosen as this years winners. If you are following the hop you should have arrived here from Laura Mellinger's blog, if not there is a full list of everyone's blogs at the end of this post. I hope you enjoy our projects, we had a lot of fun (and maybe a little stress:) creating them. We will be sharing one project a day for the next 10 days.

For those of you that may not know what there Artisan Award is, it is a creative contest that is open to Stampin' Up! demonstrators across the US and Canada. SU! holds it once a year and if you are a demo I strongly encourage you to enter, I find it really helped stretch me creatively and I certainly learned a lot a long the way (like it is NOT a good idea to leave things to the last minute and the cost of overnighting a parcel via UPS from Canada to Utah is ridiculous!) You must submit 5 cards, 3 scrapbook pages and 2 3D items.

I have decided to share one of my cards first.

 When trying to come up with designs for my projects this year I really tried to plan out my cards. Truth be told I found coming up with 5 unique cards that showcase several different styles to be a challenge. I will be the first to admit that card making is not where I think I excel, I definately find scrapbooking and projects with photos in them come easiest to me. With that in mind I actually sketched out some ideas ahead of time. Sometimes the sketches worked out, sometimes not so much, lol!

Here is the inside:

 
The base of this card started out as a 5 1/2 x 5 1/2 Square (I think, didn't write down all the measurements) of Daffodil Delight Textured Card stock. The Designer Series paper is from the now retired Play Date Pack. I freehand cut the rays for the sun and the scallops along the buttom were created with the Tasteful Trim Die, I then used the Small Heart Punch to create hearts "holes"in each scallop. The Polka Dot Real Red strip is from the Play Date Quick Accents. The clouds of course were created using the super versatile Cupcake Punch. For the inside of the card I freehanded some hills by cutting the DSP with my Paper Snips and the little strip is also from the Quick accents. 

Supplies Used:

Stamps: Fabulous Phrases, Hope Happens

Ink: Early Espresso Classic Ink and Marker

Paper: Daffodil Delight Textured, Whisper White, Play Date DSP and Quick Accents

Accessories: Itty Bitty Buttons, Early Espresso Satin Ribbon, Small Heart Punch, Paper Piercer and Matt pack,  Circle Punches, Cupcake Builder Punch, Paper Snips, Big Shot, Tasteful Trim Die, Corner Rounder Punch, Itty Bitty Buttons

 Now be sure to check out Heather Stevens  amazing project! Be sure to come back tomorrow to check out another one of my entries.

Here is the list of all of this years winners and the order of the hop

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard    
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers