I wanted to make a card for this week's 12th Birthday celebration
at the Time Out Challenge. The photo inspiration is a gorgeous red flower,
with green accents on a dark grey & white background. My card features a
wood-mount stamp that I’ve had in my collection for many years, and includes a bright red poppy, in a green
soda bottle set off by a B&W background.
(Note, I stamped the bottle in black ink on green vellum, fussy-cut the
image, and adhered it atop the original stamped image to provide the lovely shade
of green. A white gel pen helps to add highlights to turn the vellum into the
look of glass.)
· Wood-Mount Stamp
from Inkadinkado (Vintage Flower In a Bottle) stamped on thick watercolor paper
· Colored with Aquarelle Watercolor Pencils and a Sakura Gelly Roll white & silver gel
pens
· Front Sentiments- from a Beccy’s Place Digi set (Beachside Bliss) (Beccy recently closed her digi shop. She now sells clear stamp sets online.
Check HERE to see which sets are
available!)
·
Sookwang double-sided tape- Available from several sources on the web.
·
Scraps of patterned paper, green
vellum, other misc.
items and tools from my stash.
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I had so much fun making the last card that I created a second similar
one. It features the same stamp and color scheme as the first card, but I used alcohol
markers in lighter shades of red and green, and applied them in sheer washes of
color. The computer-generated sentiment was printed on vellum to add a bit of
translucency to the card!
Supplies:
· Wood-Mount Stamp
from Inkadinkado (Vintage Flower In a Bottle) stamped on white cardstock
·
Colored with Spectrum
Noir Classique markers and a Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen.
· Front
Sentiment-Computer Generated
·
Sookwang double-sided tape- Available from several sources on the web.
·
Red and white cardstock, scraps
of patterned paper, vellum, other misc. items and tools from my stash.
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(Via Pinterest) Time
Out Challenge- Challenge
#308 (Photo Inspiration)
I’ve had this sweet image in my digi
collection since 2018, and the cute Kawaii coffee cups always make me smile. I made this card to enter into this month's Coffee Loving Paper
Crafters/Caffeinated Christmas Card Challenge. I wanted the card to have a
yummy latte feeling, so I used lots of tans and browns, plus, because it is a Christmas card, added muted shades of red and
green plus a touch of glittery bling!
Supplies:
·
Colored with Spectrum
Noir Classique markers and Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
·
Sparkly Christmas Foilage Stickers- Hobby Lobby
· Sentiments-Computer Generated
·
Pioneer Black Photo corners-
available from several sources
·
Sookwang double-sided tape- Available from several sources on the web.
·
All other misc. items and tools from my stash.
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Since we just dug out from a 12-inch
snowfall, it seems weird to be making Easter Cards… but it's less than two
weeks away, so… I got some work to do! The sweet little ducky is from Eureka Stamps, which are just starting to be sold again online (yay!) He looks wonderful framed
in a polka-dotted chipboard square. I’ve had the yellow feathers and both of the
digi sentiments in my stash for many years. All other items are from my stash.

Supplies:
·
Digi- “Ducky” from Eureka Stamps (which
are again offered online. Check HERE to see which
ones are available!)
·
Colored with Spectrum
Noir Classique markers and Sakura Gelly Roll white gel pen
·
Weathered wood paper- Hobby Lobby
· Polka dotted chipboard frame- from my
scrapbook stash
·
Front Sentiment-a freebie
from TlcCreaitons (Spring
Is Just Ducky)
· Inside Sentiment-
“Happy Easter” from We Are 3 Digital Sentiments (Company no longer in business)
·
Pioneer Black Photo corners-
available from several sources
·
Sookwang double-sided tape- Available from several sources on the web.
·
Cardstock, yellow feathers, patterned paper scraps (to make
Easter Egg embellishments), misc. items and tools.
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Pammies Inky
Pinky Challenge #2611
Wonderful cards, Kathy! You really did a spectacular job with that soda bottle. It looks so realistic. Your coloring on everything is really nice too. And that red flower looks almost identical to the challenge flower! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Word Art Wednesday. We have a new challenge starting today and would love to have you join us again!
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