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As you can see, I am not a neat freak in my craft room when projects are going. But, did you also notice the tags in the ring binder??? One of a kind Copic color genius Jennifer Dove is creating these tags and sharing them with her blog followers. If you love your copics, but hate to make color groups this is a once in a lifetime chance to have some help. I love Jenn's project and love Jenn for her willingness to share with the rest of the copic using world. Here is a close up of my first page (1 of 11 so far). Click on her name to check out her blog.
Hugz,
Gramma
I hope you enjoy this get-well card for the "Cards for Soldiers" group I contribute to regularly. This image from an unknown origin is colored with Copic Markers. I distressed the edges and mounted on plain cardstock from my stash. The sentiment is from "The Scrapbooking Queen's Royal Castle Shoppe" on Facebook. This is an A2 size card.
We finally got our camera back. Thank goodness!
Hugz,
Gramma
OK folks... I read the rules.. and this card is inspired by Christmas. The Peek a Boo Penguin is from "The Stamping Botique." I colored this image with Copic markers,and used a MS branch punch for the surrounding greenery. The sentiment is from Cardz TV stamps. The BG papers are from my stash. This is a 5"X7" card.
As I mentioned in a previous post, my camera is still out for repair. Scanned images just don't do it justice. Enjoy!
Hugz,
Gramma
Sorry TSB... I guess I just didn't see that the challenge was Christmas themed. Please remove me from your challenge.
The Stamping Boutique (aka: TSB) has started a challenge page again. So, I purchased this cute little witch digi and decided to have a go at it. She is colored with Copic markers and the background is done with chalk. The image is scanned, so it doesn't look as good as it does IRL. In particular, the sentiment, which is really blurry. Wouldn't you know my camera quit on me and is in the shop right now. Hope you like my Halloween card.
Hugz,
Gramma
Hey there friends and family... I've attached some recent cards using images from Dustin Pike's Doodle Dragon Studios Store Christmas in July 2013. Click on over there and check out these fabulous new images for the holidays.
Enjoy!
Hugz,
Gramma
So, I was working on Christmas cards for the "Cards for Soldiers" organization I contribute to, and decided to try doing a custom background paper for a card. I used a (SU) fir tree stamp on white (WM) cardstock. I had several stamp pads in different shades of green and randomly stamped the cardstock. Added a scalloped border and sentiment embossed with "Zing" Rouge embossing powder and brushed the edges with some TH Fired Brick distress ink. Hope you like it.
Hugz,
Gramma
