Tuesday, September 22, 2020
Friends
Monday, September 21, 2020
Christmas Stocking
Sunday, September 13, 2020
Signs of Autumn
This month in the Outlawz Challenges our Progressive Freebie Challenge image came from Jan's Digi Stamps and is called Signs of Autumn. The image comes with two sentiments and even some pre-colored images. Although I printed this image at 3.25 inches tall, I used a ton of Copic markers to color the leaves. I searched the internet for a picture of autumn leaves and just tried to color something similar. Thanks to the coloring classes at Kit and Clowder, I am able to be brave enough to try different colors together like this! After coloring, I cut a very small piece of Saran Wrap, put it on top of the glass jar and then used Glossy Accents all over the top of it to hold it in place. A complete experiment, but I wanted to see if it would make the glass jar look any more realistic than just the Glossy Accents. I'm not sure if I accomplished what I was going after, but you can let me know. I decided to try a slimline card that seems to be all the rage right now. I made my own frame, diecut a pumpkin, and wrote my sentiment, all on my Silhouette Cameo. The frame is on some foam dots to raise it from the background. Then I added a few orange sequins for some sparkle!
Friday, September 11, 2020
Nuts About You
Thursday, September 10, 2020
Azaleas Forever
Have you discovered Power Poppy stamps yet? They are simply beautiful and they are offered in both clear and digital format! Although I have purchased many (MANY!), all digital, I haven't been brave enough to color most of them. I'm afraid of my coloring not doing the stamps justice. But, I was inspired by a thank you card I received from Honey Bee Stamps. Did you know that when you order from Honey Bee, they include a little thank you with each order? My first two orders (lots of embellishments) had a cute card to color, which I made into cards to send to friends. The card was a picture of a flower spray split in half, with a message in the middle saying, "sending you sunshine." So I used an image from Power Poppy called Azaleas Forever and applied the same idea. It worked! I am really happy with the way this turned out, and I think I might try it with a few other Power Poppy images! I colored the image with my Copic markers, used a white gel pen on the tips of the stamen and added a few colorful sequins. Let me know what you think!