Hi there!
This is a card I made up yesterday. The truck image makes a nice masculine card which I can always use more of. This is from the Countryside stamp set from Stampin Up and also includes a sentiment from Vintage Labels from SU.
For papers I used gracen red solid (Making Memories), black (SU), solar white (Neenah), and playtimes past jack & jill from Graphic 45. I used black ink Versafine, wheat and red brick from Versamagic. I colored this with my Prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits.
The other items I used are ticket punch (SU), square punch (EKS), large labels die (Spellbinders), buttons, brads, linen thread (SU), sanding block to attempt distressing, and ribbon that I did twice to make it wider.
Thank you for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
Friday, September 30, 2011
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Merry Snowman
Hi there!
I have another Christmas card to show you, this time no pinks! This is a stamp from Serendipity called "Snowman & Birdhouse". I colored this image last month while I was on vacation using my Prismacolor pencils. Finally got around to making it into a card.
The sentiment is from Short & Sweet (SU). The papers used are solar white (Neenah), real red (SU), mat pack earth (DCWV), and typhoon (Bazzills). For ink I used black (VersaFine). Other accessories used are Aleene's paper glaze, crystal snow (Stampendous), diamond stickles, piercer, snowflake punch (Marvy), square punch (EKS), large labels (Spellbinders), floss, weaving fibers, buttons, marker (SU), Prismacolor pencils, and mineral spirits.
Thanks for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
I have another Christmas card to show you, this time no pinks! This is a stamp from Serendipity called "Snowman & Birdhouse". I colored this image last month while I was on vacation using my Prismacolor pencils. Finally got around to making it into a card.
The sentiment is from Short & Sweet (SU). The papers used are solar white (Neenah), real red (SU), mat pack earth (DCWV), and typhoon (Bazzills). For ink I used black (VersaFine). Other accessories used are Aleene's paper glaze, crystal snow (Stampendous), diamond stickles, piercer, snowflake punch (Marvy), square punch (EKS), large labels (Spellbinders), floss, weaving fibers, buttons, marker (SU), Prismacolor pencils, and mineral spirits.
Thanks for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
Labels:
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Christmas,
Prismacolor Pencils,
Serendipity
Pink Christmas Tree
Hi there!
I have a new Christmas card I made with a stamp set I recently bought used. It's been around a while, but I think it's pretty. I bought this pink embossing powder, and I thought this image is perfect for embossing.
I've been saying I want to do pinks for Christmas, so here you go! Who says Christmas has to be red and green anyway! I guess it doesn't really matter what the colors are, as long as you remember the REAL reason for Christmas!
The picture of this really doesn't do it justice...I need to take a photography class or something!
For stamps I used Scandinavian Season, Short & Sweet from Stampin Up. Papers are solar white (Neenah) and Chablis (Brazzill). I love this pink color! I used versa mark for the images and embossed with party pink embossing powder from Recollections. It matches this paper perfectly. For the other accessories: adhesive pearls, petite petals punch (McGill), modern label punch (SU), classic oval large (Spellbinders), scrollwork embossing folder (Cuttlebug), sponge, and diamond Stickles. It's a good thing I'm detailed!
This is a pretty and fairly quick card to do...I may do a bunch of this for Christmas, and they don't all need to be pink either! Thanks for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
I have a new Christmas card I made with a stamp set I recently bought used. It's been around a while, but I think it's pretty. I bought this pink embossing powder, and I thought this image is perfect for embossing.
I've been saying I want to do pinks for Christmas, so here you go! Who says Christmas has to be red and green anyway! I guess it doesn't really matter what the colors are, as long as you remember the REAL reason for Christmas!
The picture of this really doesn't do it justice...I need to take a photography class or something!
For stamps I used Scandinavian Season, Short & Sweet from Stampin Up. Papers are solar white (Neenah) and Chablis (Brazzill). I love this pink color! I used versa mark for the images and embossed with party pink embossing powder from Recollections. It matches this paper perfectly. For the other accessories: adhesive pearls, petite petals punch (McGill), modern label punch (SU), classic oval large (Spellbinders), scrollwork embossing folder (Cuttlebug), sponge, and diamond Stickles. It's a good thing I'm detailed!
This is a pretty and fairly quick card to do...I may do a bunch of this for Christmas, and they don't all need to be pink either! Thanks for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Wedding Ring Bearer
Hi Everyone!
Wow, three posts in one day!!
I have a new stamp from Elphine House Australia called "Harry Ring Bearer" by Elisabeth Bell. He's so cute! He reminds me of when my son Cameron was a ring bearer at our babysitter's wedding. He was only 4 at the time. There he was is his little tuxedo holding the pillow with the rings tied on it. He was SO adorable and so proud to be doing his "big job" along with his brother Daniel (who was 5) whose job it was to hold the Bride's train. The 2 of them were so cute and so serious about their job. This stamp totally reminds me of that time.
Here's the outside:
Here's the inside:
In addition to "Harry Ring Bearer" Stamp, I used "Wedding" from American Crafts for the flourish and sentiment. The paper is solar white from Neenah, Eva (Basic Grey), and Ash from Bazzill.
I used black from Versafine for ink and colored with my Prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits.
There are lots of accessories used on this, which I will post on my Split Coast Stampers' Gallery. Please click on the link for my gallery if you would like more information.
If you would like to purchase this stamp, or see the other Elisabeth Bell stamps they have, hop over to their website here and see all the adorable stamps they have!
Thanks for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
Wow, three posts in one day!!
I have a new stamp from Elphine House Australia called "Harry Ring Bearer" by Elisabeth Bell. He's so cute! He reminds me of when my son Cameron was a ring bearer at our babysitter's wedding. He was only 4 at the time. There he was is his little tuxedo holding the pillow with the rings tied on it. He was SO adorable and so proud to be doing his "big job" along with his brother Daniel (who was 5) whose job it was to hold the Bride's train. The 2 of them were so cute and so serious about their job. This stamp totally reminds me of that time.
Here's the outside:
Here's the inside:
In addition to "Harry Ring Bearer" Stamp, I used "Wedding" from American Crafts for the flourish and sentiment. The paper is solar white from Neenah, Eva (Basic Grey), and Ash from Bazzill.
I used black from Versafine for ink and colored with my Prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits.
There are lots of accessories used on this, which I will post on my Split Coast Stampers' Gallery. Please click on the link for my gallery if you would like more information.
If you would like to purchase this stamp, or see the other Elisabeth Bell stamps they have, hop over to their website here and see all the adorable stamps they have!
Thanks for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
Labels:
Cards,
Design Team,
Elisabeth Bell,
Elphine House,
Prismacolor Pencils
Our Daily Bread Designs - SNTODBD44 & ODBDSLC78
Hi there! I made this card using Scripture Collection #2 from Our Daily Bread Designs. This is a beautiful verse from Psalms...I love the words "dwells" and "rest". How wonderful to dwell and rest in the Lord. There's no place else I would rather be!
The papers I used for this are "Roam" from K & Co., very vanilla and certainly celery from Stampin Up. The ink is dark chocolate from Palette and gingerbread and wheat from Versafine. I will be submitting this to ODBD Challenge of distressing or inking. This is about the most distressing I can do, as I usually don't do it at all. I'll put more of the details in my Split Coast Stampers' Gallery, if you would like more! Thanks for looking! Blessings! Kathy
The papers I used for this are "Roam" from K & Co., very vanilla and certainly celery from Stampin Up. The ink is dark chocolate from Palette and gingerbread and wheat from Versafine. I will be submitting this to ODBD Challenge of distressing or inking. This is about the most distressing I can do, as I usually don't do it at all. I'll put more of the details in my Split Coast Stampers' Gallery, if you would like more! Thanks for looking! Blessings! Kathy
Ps. Thank you Chris! I've entered this in the ODBD Shining the Light challenge now too!
Labels:
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Belles 'n Whistles challenge
Hi everyone!
This is my second card for Belle 'n Whistles as a Guest Designer!!! How exciting is that! This time the challenge is to use your favorite color combo...that would have to be pink and green for me! This cutie pie is called Li'l Miss Poppy that I got from Belles 'n Whistles when I won their challenge last month. She is just SO adorable, I love the way she has her hand on her face.
I wish the picture was a little better with showing the colors, they are so much better in real life. The flowers were made with a new punch I bought, Petite Petals from McGill. I'm having fun making these. They're not as nice as all the beautiful roses and other flowers that are out right now, but I haven't bought much of these yet.
I also used my new oval dies from spellbinders that I picked up at Michaels on sale. I've been wanting these for a long time...finally got one set at least!
The papers used are Eva by Basic Grey, and rich razzleberry and pear pizzazz by Stampin Up. I love these Eva papers. I colored these with my Prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits.
Go join the Belles 'n Whistle challenge using any of your Elisabeth Bell stamps or image.
Thanks for taking the time to look at my creations!
Blessings!
Kathy
Labels:
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challenges,
Color Challenge,
Elisabeth Bell,
Prismacolor Pencils
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Thankful Harvest
Hi again!
I'm back with another card, this time for Thanksgiving. I made this card last year, but just couldn't figure out how I wanted to finish it. So it's been sitting in the reject pile for quite a while. It's funny to see my coloring from over a year ago compared to now. I guess I have learned a lot since then. I know I could do better now, but it was too much work to just toss it out...sometimes it's painful to be a "perfectionist"!!!
I used Season of Thanks and Teeny Tiny Wishes stamps from Stampin Up. Papers are chocolate chip, more mustard, old olive, and very vanilla also from SU. Inks used are black (Pallete), wheat (Versamagic), and old olive (SU). If you need additional details, I will be posting them in my SCS Gallery. Thanks for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
I'm back with another card, this time for Thanksgiving. I made this card last year, but just couldn't figure out how I wanted to finish it. So it's been sitting in the reject pile for quite a while. It's funny to see my coloring from over a year ago compared to now. I guess I have learned a lot since then. I know I could do better now, but it was too much work to just toss it out...sometimes it's painful to be a "perfectionist"!!!
I used Season of Thanks and Teeny Tiny Wishes stamps from Stampin Up. Papers are chocolate chip, more mustard, old olive, and very vanilla also from SU. Inks used are black (Pallete), wheat (Versamagic), and old olive (SU). If you need additional details, I will be posting them in my SCS Gallery. Thanks for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
Elphine House Australia Challenge #6
Hello Everyone!
There's a new challenge starting today at Elphine House Australia! This one is to use leftover scraps on your creation. The design team has come up with some beautiful samples for you to check out which you can find here. Here is my sample using a new stamp called "Laura: Flower Girl" done by Elisabeth Bell!
The front:
The inside:
Such a cute image! I decided to use very soft colors on this. The background paper is my first ever digi paper that I got free on Bearly Mine Design's website which you can find here. I love this paper, so nice that she has it for free! I also used some old scraps from Vintage Rose Punch Out Pack from Colorbok that I have had forever. The image was done on solor white from Neenah and colored with Prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits. I used my favorite punch Deco Fan from Martha Stewart. I got the white flowers on the front from Michael's wedding supplies section. I love the middle of them which I made out of a jewelry spacer and a brad. Then I drizzled some diamond stickles on them. The "pearls" around the image were done with Liquid Pearls from Ranger.
There are lots of details on this one, which I will completely list when I post this on my Split Coast Stampers' Gallery. Thank you for looking and make sure to join in the fun on Elphine House's Blog. Use any Elisabeth Bell stamp/image and your scraps!!!
Have a wonderful day! Blessings!
Kathy
There's a new challenge starting today at Elphine House Australia! This one is to use leftover scraps on your creation. The design team has come up with some beautiful samples for you to check out which you can find here. Here is my sample using a new stamp called "Laura: Flower Girl" done by Elisabeth Bell!
The front:
The inside:
Such a cute image! I decided to use very soft colors on this. The background paper is my first ever digi paper that I got free on Bearly Mine Design's website which you can find here. I love this paper, so nice that she has it for free! I also used some old scraps from Vintage Rose Punch Out Pack from Colorbok that I have had forever. The image was done on solor white from Neenah and colored with Prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits. I used my favorite punch Deco Fan from Martha Stewart. I got the white flowers on the front from Michael's wedding supplies section. I love the middle of them which I made out of a jewelry spacer and a brad. Then I drizzled some diamond stickles on them. The "pearls" around the image were done with Liquid Pearls from Ranger.
There are lots of details on this one, which I will completely list when I post this on my Split Coast Stampers' Gallery. Thank you for looking and make sure to join in the fun on Elphine House's Blog. Use any Elisabeth Bell stamp/image and your scraps!!!
Have a wonderful day! Blessings!
Kathy
Labels:
Cards,
challenges,
Design Team,
Elisabeth Bell,
Elphine House
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Black & White Verse
Hi there!
I wanted to try to make an all white card...this is what I ended up with. Not exactly white on white, but I like the result anyway. I especially like the contrast of the black and white and the touch of burgundy. The flower looks red in the picture, but it's actually a beautiful burgundy color.
The stamp I used is Scripture Collection #2 from Our Daily Bread Designs. This is a beautiful verse reminding us not to be afraid and rely on God to give us what we need.
If you would like more details, I'll include them in my Split Coast Stamper's Gallery.
Thanks for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
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Update 10/5...this card was picked by Our Daily Bread Designs as the "CustomerCard of the Day" which you can see here!!!
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I wanted to try to make an all white card...this is what I ended up with. Not exactly white on white, but I like the result anyway. I especially like the contrast of the black and white and the touch of burgundy. The flower looks red in the picture, but it's actually a beautiful burgundy color.
The stamp I used is Scripture Collection #2 from Our Daily Bread Designs. This is a beautiful verse reminding us not to be afraid and rely on God to give us what we need.
If you would like more details, I'll include them in my Split Coast Stamper's Gallery.
Thanks for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
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Update 10/5...this card was picked by Our Daily Bread Designs as the "CustomerCard of the Day" which you can see here!!!
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Labels:
Cards,
Our Daily Bread
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Popcorn Bear
Hi there!
I have another card today, this time using Popcorn Bear with Flowers from C.C.Designs floral collection.
This is a stamp I bought online from someone in fairly new condition. I LOVE bears and thought this one was really cute. This is one of the first times I colored with an image that didn't have distinct outlines (the bear & duck). I thought it would be hard, but it wasn't at all!
I stamped the image with black ink (versafine) and heat embossed with clear powder. I colored it with my Prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits on Neenah's solar white paper. The other papers are from the Grade School Stack from DCWV. Other items used: labels 8 die (Spellbinders), deco fan and frond punches(Martha Stewart). I did the "out of the box" technique on the die cut for the image. You can see how the bear's left ear and the tag extend beyond the die cut.
Thanks for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
I have another card today, this time using Popcorn Bear with Flowers from C.C.Designs floral collection.
This is a stamp I bought online from someone in fairly new condition. I LOVE bears and thought this one was really cute. This is one of the first times I colored with an image that didn't have distinct outlines (the bear & duck). I thought it would be hard, but it wasn't at all!
I stamped the image with black ink (versafine) and heat embossed with clear powder. I colored it with my Prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits on Neenah's solar white paper. The other papers are from the Grade School Stack from DCWV. Other items used: labels 8 die (Spellbinders), deco fan and frond punches(Martha Stewart). I did the "out of the box" technique on the die cut for the image. You can see how the bear's left ear and the tag extend beyond the die cut.
Thanks for looking!
Blessings!
Kathy
Labels:
Cards,
Popcorn Bear,
Prismacolor Pencils
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