Rainbows and smiles are what every child should have for their birthday!
The card stock is kraft.
I applied ink to a funky Tim Holtz stamp with Distress cubes.
The image and sentiment are from Hampton Arts Tracey Hey.
Colored with Copic markers.
Thursday, February 12
red…
Going to be very honest about this one…
I used Dollar Tree items and am not throughly impressed with the.
The base card is white card stock from Michael’s.
The red metallic is from DT.
The silver is vinyl glitter paper from DT and it’s very hard to use.
It’s very flimsy.
I used Tim Holtz dies “Bold Text #1” and “Stacked Hearts” as well as My Favorite Things “Stitched Rectangle STAX”.
To color the hearts I used red alcohol pen to color the glitter vinyl first then die cut them.
Monday, February 9
washi…
I hear strips and all I can think of is washi tape!
I used gold and cream card stock and assorted washi tape to create the base card.
The sentiment is a die from Hero Arts with brown card stock.
poppy…
Sometimes I just don’t feel like coloring but I want color on the card.
I used white card stocks.
The image is from Technique Tuesday “Budding Poppies”.
The sentiment is from My Sentiments Exactly “Sympathy Sentiments”.
I applied the colors with mini foam applicators and Distress inks.
Sunday, February 8
thanks…
This Penny Black stamp, Divine, is one of my favorite of their images.
It reminds me so much of poppies!
The base card is black card stock.
The watercolor paper has the image stamped and then watercolored with watercolor pencils.
The sentiment is from Penny Black “HEartfelt”.
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