Here is another tag I made while going through the Chemistry 101 course (yes I am going slow, had so many other things to finish). This one is following the "Wrinkle-free Distress Technique". I think I "smooshed" a few too many times as the colors started to go a little to muddy but I like how the bright colors peek through.
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Going away card
Here is a card that I made for a co-worker and friend who is moving to Chemnitz with his partner and son. The images, washi tape, ink, sentiments, and paper are all Tim Holtz - go to love the guy. The sentiment on the inside is also Tim Holtz and reads: every possibility begins with the courage to imagine.
Easter 2016
Here are some of the cards I made for Easter 2016. All are colored with my Polychromos pencils. Unless stated below, the images were found on free image sites so I do not know their original designer - if you know leave me a comment so I can include a reference.
This next image is from Tiddlyinks - one of my most favorite sites for getting images!
This next image is from Tiddlyinks - one of my most favorite sites for getting images!
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Some tags
I joined a challenge group on Facebook - the challenge is one tag a day. I can't quite manage the every day thing (for obvious reasons) but I go on daily for inspiration. Here are some of my first tags. The first is using a cute image from TiddlyInks and colored with my Zig clean colors. The other two are my "homework" tags from the Tim Holtz Chemistry 101 course and the flowers are one of his stamps.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Peace Card
Here is a card that was inspired by the sketch on CAS(E) this Sketch! #110.
I really liked the simplicity of the sketch and I immediately knew what I wanted to make. This is a simple, every day card. The stamp is a Mary Englebright which is technically for Christmas but I wanted to make it so that it could work for any occasion. Coloring was done using my Polychromos pencils. The background stamping uses the gear with the Elegant Suit stamp. To add some sparkle I used the Sakura gelly roll clear. Getting the sparkle to show in the pictures was a little difficult so please don't mind the shadows.
I would like to enter this card in the CAS(E) this Sketch! #100 challenge.
I really liked the simplicity of the sketch and I immediately knew what I wanted to make. This is a simple, every day card. The stamp is a Mary Englebright which is technically for Christmas but I wanted to make it so that it could work for any occasion. Coloring was done using my Polychromos pencils. The background stamping uses the gear with the Elegant Suit stamp. To add some sparkle I used the Sakura gelly roll clear. Getting the sparkle to show in the pictures was a little difficult so please don't mind the shadows.
I would like to enter this card in the CAS(E) this Sketch! #100 challenge.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Easter 2014
Here are the cards that I made for Easter 2014. Most of the coloring was done with my wonderful Polychromos pencils, but I added some sparkle with these cheap glitter pens that I got from our local stationary store. The pictures make it hard to see the sparkle but in real life it is nice and glittery.
Those are mini Scrabble tiles - love em!
Those are mini Scrabble tiles - love em!
Valentines 2014
Here are the cards that I made for Valentines day 2014. I used Sharpies (in the picture it looks really "stripy" but in real life they looked fine) or my much loved Polychromos. I added accents using glitter and Liquid Pearls.
This is the card I made for my husband using a tutorial from The Gentleman Crafter, an absolutely amazing crafter. I used leather cord for the laces that I had bought at the Kaltenburg medieval festival. It Torsten a few moments to figure out the inside (hint: turn it to the side).
This is the card I made for my husband using a tutorial from The Gentleman Crafter, an absolutely amazing crafter. I used leather cord for the laces that I had bought at the Kaltenburg medieval festival. It Torsten a few moments to figure out the inside (hint: turn it to the side).
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