I’m using Edwin from Magnolia of Sweden rubber stamps and colored with copic sketch markers for the Just Magnolia Challenge blog this week. It’s a sketch….
I used Bazzill card-stock, Melissa Frances pattern papers, circle nestabilities dies, Antique Linen distress ink pad to age the papers, EK success border punch, the metal USA square is an old scrapbook embellishment from my collection of stuff and the sentiment stamp is from Stampabilities!
I love this stamp! This little princess is so adorable and I am going to make more for my granddaughters! High Hopes Challenge #37 is to use stars and stripes…well, the stripes are in the purple background paper and the stars spell out TA DA! This gal is ready to go to the fireworks! hehe
The dress up gal rubber stamp is from High Hopes, the alphabet stamps are from an old PSX set, the purse is cut with a Quickutz die and accented with a teeny Bazzill brad. The paper is some Rob and Bob stuff from Provo Craft…Hope she makes you smile BIG!
almost forgot…white fun flock on the boa and silver liquid pearls on the necklace…and colored with copic sketch markers…hurrying to much today!
I used the sketch from the Friday Sketchers challenge blog…an easy one to follow.
The background stamp is a Hero Arts stamp and so is the sentiment. Nestabilities oval dies and SU apple green ribbon…eek…a little on the bright side! lol The paper flowers are from Doodlebug.
The image is from the Rain, Snow, Shine Anya set from The Greeting Farm. She’s colored with copic sketch markers.
Here’s the sketch…
Tried another sketch challenge at Stamp With Fun Challenge Blog this morning. Here is the sketch…I had to turn it…
I used Bazzill cardstock, Lasting Impressions for Paper pattern paper, Tilda stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on Becket Expressions Candlelight card-stock, Martha Stewart border punch and the sentiment stamps are from a clear set by Wordsworth.
Just finished this card for the Sketch challenge at Just Magnolia Challenge Blog
The first two pictures are to “blue” compared to real life but I liked the crispness of the captured images when they are in full resolution!
This third picture is truer colors…but bum, still a little to the blue side!
Here is the sketch…
I love this sweet Tilda holding a tag…I used K & Co. pattern paper, an embossing folder, button brads from Making Memories (colored w/a copic marker Y28), EK Success corner and border punches, nestabilities circle dies, EK Success med and small retro flower punches, Martha Stewart’s frond punch, SU olive cardstock and Woodsworth’s sentiment and frame stamps.
