Hello

Playing along in this month's Tiddly Inks challenge, animal magic.

I used the dog image from the Flying High Annabelle digs stamp.  I placed it in such a way to make it look like the balloons were lifting him off the ground.  The sentiment was from the Square Saying set from Simon Says Stamp.  I then coloured in the images with some copics and I was done. 

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Pauline

Dino-mite

Thought that I would enter another card into this month's Paper Smooches challenge.

Another clean and simple card.  I stamped the dinosaur image from the Party Posse set, the palm tree image from the Summer Lovin set and the sentiment from the Huge Hugs set.  I used the concentric circle stencil from My Favorite Things sprayed with some yellow Mr Huey mist.  I then coloured in the images with some copics and mounted the dinosaur and one of the palm trees with some foam tape to give the scene a bit of dimension. 

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Pauline

CAS(E) This Sketch #213

Here is my card for this week's CAS(E) this Sketch challenge.

For the main image of this card I used a stamp from WPlus9's Embroidered Bouquet stamp set.  I stamped it, along with the sentiment from the same set, with versamark on some black Hero Arts layering paper.  I then brushed on some different coloured perfect pearls over the versamark and set it all with a little bit of hairspray.   The photo is not doing the card justice, in real life those colours just pop!

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Pauline

I Dig You

Back again with my take on this week's MFT Sketch Challenge.

For this card I used a stamp from the You Gnome Me stamp set and coloured him with with copics, such a cute little guy.  I used the concentric circle stencil sprayed with some Mr Huey mist and stamped the sentiment on some green Hero Arts layering paper. 

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Pauline

Aloha

Playing along in this week's MFT Sketch Challenge.

I used my copics to colour in the stamped images from the Polynesian Paradise stamp set.  I  thought that I would assembled the images in such a way as to make it look like the toucan was sitting in amongst all the flowers and leaves.  It was as a little fiddly but worth it, I'm happy with how it turned out...very tropical. 

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Pauline

Lets Shell-ebrate

Hi All,

Dropping in quickly to share a card for this month's Paper Smooches challenge.

This month's theme is 2017's colour of the year, greenery.  

I bought a set of prismacolour pencils a couple of weeks ago so I thought that I would crack them out.  I decided to do a clean and simple one layer card.  I stamped the turtle image and sentiment from A Little Lovin stamp set onto some kraft card stock, coloured in the little turtle with the prismacolours and it was done.  Quick and easy.

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Pauline

CAS(E) This Sketch #211

Hi All,

Sharing my card for this week's CAS(E) this Sketch challenge.

I though that I would use a die on this card rather than a stamp.  I used the wild blooms die from Memory Box on a piece of white card stock.  I adhered some Hero Arts layering paper in red and yellow behind each of the flowers, then mounted the panel onto a piece of green card stock.  I then stamped a sentiment from Papertrey Ink's 2012 Birthday Tags set and I was done!

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Pauline

Muse #205

Hi All,

Today I am sharing the card that I am entering into this week's Muse challenge.

I like that the main image of Muse's card comes from the top of the card and tapers off to leave a blank space at the bottom for the sentiment.  I decided to use this layout for my card.  I used the mehndi medallion impression plate from Papertrey Ink to create this layout and stamped the sentiment from the Natural Beauties stamp set, also by Paptertrey Ink.

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Pauline

Cherish

Here is my take in this week's CAS(E) this Sketch #210 challenge.

I used the Etched Flowers stamp from Hero Arts.  This stamp is definitely a "go to" for me, I absolutely love it.  The sentiment is from Hero Arts Best Wishes set.  I put a bit of pattered paper behind the main panel and adhered it, slightly off centre, with some foam tape.

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Pauline