I just think this cute image from Digital Stamp Oasis is a perfect Easter card with lots of opportunity to use lots of color. I did this card for Roxi's Sketch challenge this week on Splitcoaststampers. I used my copics to add the color to the image. The background papers are by Basic Grey and imaginisce. I thought this riding hood red cardstock made a great background card for all of these splashes of color.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Digital Stamp Oasis images perfect for Easter
I just think this cute image from Digital Stamp Oasis is a perfect Easter card with lots of opportunity to use lots of color. I did this card for Roxi's Sketch challenge this week on Splitcoaststampers. I used my copics to add the color to the image. The background papers are by Basic Grey and imaginisce. I thought this riding hood red cardstock made a great background card for all of these splashes of color.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
My card for the FTTC9 Challenge
This is for Flourishes' Timeless Tuesday Challenge for this week. We were to go green and make use of something that might be trashed or recylced. I used my chipboard rims left over from my SU's on board lots of letters. I just love these sweet peas. Just got them end of last week, and I think they are one of my all time favorite stamps. Check out the details for the challenge here. I keep hoping one day to be randomly selected for the prize they give away each week. I figure if I don't play, I can't win. So, here is my card for the week.
Monday, March 30, 2009
Isn't this Susie Squirrel from user_id=6923924&ga_search_query=digitalstampoasis&ga_search_type=seller_usernamesthe cutest thing? I colored it with copic markers. These images are so great and you can print out multiple copies at a time. Love this new innovative idea of ways to purchase images and it only takes up some space on your computer and not in your craft room. I'm quickly running out of room in my stamp room and I'm the type that can't part with even one tool, and then there is my great collection of stamps, ribbons, and embellishments that share all that space too.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
I was so excited to learn how to use my "00"
copic marker this week on Beate's tutorial on Splitcoaststampers. This is another of the cute images you can find at Digital Stamp Oasis. I used my "00" copic to get the speckled look on Rebecca Rabbit. I also used my copic markers to color these white primas to be the color I needed to coordinate with my papers for this card. I used SU's baja breeze and certainly celery for this card and a piece of Paper Studio design paper (Cool Small Flowers). The leaves are punched with one of my favorite Martha Stewart paper punches.
Digital Stamp Oasis
How excited I was to discover the email from Ellie letting me know I would get to serve on her design team for these adorable digital images. I thought this Rebecca Rabbit image is so perfect for Easter. I put it together with some Basic Grey design paper and this pretty pastel blue cardstock from Paper Trey.
Monday, March 23, 2009
Kitchen Sink Crew Challenge #10
This is for the Kitchen Sink Crew Challenge this week that is a card made using an ATC on it. My Artist Trading Card is actually removeable. I figured that if people collect them, they would want to remove them from the card. So if you pull on the ribbon tab, my ATC lifts out of the vellum mini pocket it is resting in. I used some of my groovy guava stash. I just love that color and thought it made a very lovely tulip. Check out the fun at Kitchen Sink!
Friday, March 20, 2009
This week's scripture
I wanted to share this scripture from James with you this week. I used it as my scripture challenge card on Splitcoaststampers this week. I hoarded some of my soft sky after it retired so I used it today with baja breeze and this blooming branch from Stampin' Up's Embrace Life set.
I added a few paper punched pieces and these little pearls and thought it all looked peaceful and calm, for as the verse says, man's anger does not bring about the righteous life that God desires. Have a blessed week!!!
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