Hello everyone! I’m here with another card with many products from Lawn Fawn. We had a spert of good weather and I thought yay! Spring is here (it started raining today 😟). I used Treat Cart, Easter Party and Heart Tree for today’s card. I copic colored the images. For the background I ink blended with tumbled glass distress oxide clouds with a clout stencil. I used lawn fawn grassy boarder die to cut from bitsy bloom paper.
I hope you like my card.
Hello everyone! I’m here with another card using some supplies I’ve had for a while and some supplies that one may not think about. I used Lawn Fawn Lacy rectangular die in the second largest die. I masked off the edges so that it remains white while I ink blend the interior. I used abandon coral, scattered straw, peeled paint, and tumbled glass distress oxide to ink blend. I used a stamp set I got from the dollar tree to stamp with seedless preserve and black soot distress oxide. I used Simon says stamp dragon fly die. The wings I die cut with champagne vellum and the body with black cardstock. I used a sentiment from the stamp set using versafine ink and clear embossing powder. I used a gray cardstock for the A2 Matt.
I hope you like my card.
Hello everyone! I’m here with another card inspired by Amy R’s live today. I didn’t have all her supplies but I improvised with what I had. I used Simon Says Stamp Pixie Dust stamp set for the main floral piece which was watercolored with Distress Oxide in the colors picked raspberry, spun sugar, twisted citron, mowed lawn, lucky clover, squeeze lemonaid , and mustard seeds. I also used Distress Oxide to ink smoosh in the colors tumbled glass, peacock feathers, spun sugar, and picked raspberry. I used MFT red rubber background alphabet to put scattered stamping. I used altenwew stencil with distress paste and scattered the areas I put paste. I used lawn fawn twine around the card. I popped up the main floral image. The glitter cam from spraying shimmer sparkle all over the card. I added some gems from honey bee stamps.
I hope you like my card.
Hello everyone! I’m here with a new card using Lawn Fawn products. Today I used the new releases Heart Tree and It’s a Bird stamp sets. I used my comic markers to color the images. I cut a stitched rectangle for my base and ink blended clouds with tumbled glass distress ink. I cut from another piece of Neenah solar white a grassy boarder and ink blended with twisted citron, mowed lawn, and rustic wilderness. I popped the grass boarder and tree up for some dimension. The sentiment Its your birthday came from Lawn Fawn’s Village Shop stamp set which I hear embossed with black glitter embossing powder.
I hope you like my card.
Hello everyone! I am here with another MFT sketch challenge.
I had a hard time concept utilizing this one because I was stuck on the circles. I even brought my circle does out to try to make it work but my images were too big for the size circle that would fit for the sketch. I had to ditch the idea of circles and get the main idea of the sketch which was three images in a row. I flipped it from a verticle layout to a horizontal layout which worked better for my succulents. I used MFT sweet succulents for my images and copic colored them. I googled succulents for colors and I loved how there are purple hues to some of the plants. I did my best to find copic colors to match and blend with the greens in succulents. I then used a scape piece of typo paper so that I could create an alcohol ink panel. I used ranger alcohol inks to do this with some metallic mixative. 
I hope you like my card.
Hello everyone! I’m here with another MFT challenge; this week is a color challenge.
I used MFT’s Tutu Trio stamp set and comic colored my images. I used MFT stitched rectangle die in the second largest die to cut 80lb Neenah cardstock. I used MFT grassy hillside to cut a panel for the grass which I used distress ink in twisted citron and mowed lawn to ink blend. The background for the main panel I used tumbled glass and broken china to ink blend. I finished the card by using sequins with stickers. I also used spectrum noir glitter pen in clear to put some sparkles on the wings and butterfly.
I hope you like my card.
Hello! I am here with MFT sketch challenge this week.
it is such a cute layout and would be good for Valentines themed card. I took a bit of a different theme for this card so I have more of an opportunity to send it out, so I made a birthday card. I used MFT pattern paper and ink blended the outline with pumice stone distress ink. I used a heart die and ink blended with spun sugar and picked raspberry distress oxide ink. I used an image from MFT New Best Friend stamp set, which I copic colored.
Hello everyone! I got my goodies from Simon Says Stamp. I couldn’t wait to use them. I used the Dancing Floral embossing folder and Pixie Dust Stamps/dies. To color my images I used zig Clean Color real brush markers. I also used my water brush to blend the colors in my images.
I hope you like my card.
Hello everyone! Lunar New year is coming up and was inspired to make a themed card. Mama Elephant has come out with many Lunar New Year stamp sets. Today I used Lion Dance and Lunar Bunnies to create my card. I used Copics to color my images. I then die cut from Mama Elephants Eyelet Frames the middle size with 80lb Neenah solar white cardstock. I ink blended with mustard seed and fossilized amber. The then used red cardstock and stamped MFTs Bundles or Blossom background stamp to hitch I heat embossed with gold embossing powder by Ranger.
I hope you like my card!
Hello everyone! I am waiting for my new goodies to come from Simon Says Stamp, so I searched my stash of stamps to get some inspiration. I stumbled on Pretty Pink Posh Winter Drinks which I’ve had for a while but have not used; I thought let’s play with it. I thought of making a pattern paper out it by stamping all the drink images then repositioning them to fill in the gaps of white area. I used my copic markers to color the images in. I used one of the sentiments from the set to heat emboss white on black cardstock.
I hope you like my card!
