May 18, 2016

Hi all.  I haven't posted for a month and I thought it was about time...Here are some of my most recent cards.

This card is being entered into the Art Impressions Blog Challenge, Laughing With You

 I made this get well card with card stock that I sponged to make it

look like the color of a band-Aid.  I embossed it with the Swiss dots 

folder from Cuttlebug.

 This card was made using a mask in the center and I used peg stamps from

Rubber Stamp Tapestry.

 This is a Zentangle card that I made.  The gem in the 

middle is called a Zen Gem and is done with colored pencils.

I love how the gem looks so real!

 This card was done with colored pencils. I matted it on to

embossed card stock.

I made this card for the husband of a friend that just

passed away from ovarian cancer.

This is another Zentangle stamp that was gifted to me.

I am going to a wedding next week for our former

associate pastor who got his own church last July.  I wove ribbon and

added the tiny pearls as well as the other embelishments.  It

is an easel card.

I hope you enjoyed seeing my latest work.  Please feel free to leave 

me a message and let me know what you think.

Till next time...

Um Um Good!

Hi all.  Today I am going to give you a bit of advice, along with my card, for Imagine That Digi Stamps.  I used the lemon parfait digi stamp from the Parfait Delights file.  I colored the image with alcohol markers and cut it out with a Nestabilities die.  I decided to make it into an easel card.  I used a designer paper for the background and base and just happened to find this small piece of trim that went with the colors, exactly!  

Do you see the advice?  LOL!

A friend asked me to make a wedding card for her nephew, who is getting married in Oct.  

This is what I came up with...

This too, is an easel card.  I used Flower Soft for the bouquet, a stamp that I heat embossed 

for the lace on the top along with a piece of trim for the bottom.   I used some dry embossed 

vellum for the base.  A heart button was used for the easel stopper.  My friend loved it!  

It is not too late to play along with our September, Progressive Digi Challenge at Imagine That Digis.

Till next time...