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Tuesday, May 8, 2018

A Time For Tea Bubbles

Happy Tuesday. Hope your week is going good so far. Today I'm here to share with you some inspiration using A Time For Tea's digital images.

For my card today I used an image called "Bubbles".

I colored my image using Copics.

Copics used : skin - E11, E21, E00, E000, R20

hair - E27, E25, E23, E21

clothes - R85, R83, R81, B97, B95, B93, B91

I used a square die to cut out my colored image and for the mats behind it.

I added some ribbon to my card front.

I added a bow and some pearls.

A closer peek at my colored image :

Check out the SHOP and come and share your creations with us.....

Time For Tea Shopping

Time For Tea Community Facebook Group

Time For Tea Designs Facebook Page

Time For Tea Blog

Time For Tea Insta Page

Happy Crafting,

Saturday, May 5, 2018

LeAnn's World 101 Flutterby Fairy

I'm here on this fabulous Saturday with my post for LeAnn's World 101.

I was able to use the wonderful "Flutterby Fairy" image from LeAnn's World 101 etsy store today on my card.

I printed out the image and colored it in using copics (see below). I used a die to cut out the colored image and for the mat behind it. I layered some designer CS onto my card base of 6x6. I added some ribbon across the front of my card. I attached my matted image in the center. I printed out my sentiment and used a tag die to cut it out. I attached it to the bow and added some pearls to finish off my card.

A closer peek at my colored image :

Copics used - Skin - E11, E00, E000, R20

hair - E35, YR24, YR21, YR20

greens - YG67, YG63, G20

blues - BG57, BG53

Yellows - Y15, Y13, Y11

A peek at the sentiment:

Check out LeAnn's World 101 Facebook group for more inspiration.

Thank You for stopping by today.

Friday, May 4, 2018

The Project Bin Classic Man

The Project Bin is a stamp company that makes snappy Sentiments. I was able to use the "Classic Man" stamp set to create my project. This stamp set comes with 13 stamps.

Card recipe:

The Project Bin Classic Man stamp set

Cardstock: white and blue CS

CC Designs Scalloped Oval die

Ribbon

Check out The Project Bin Blog for some more inspiration using "The Project Bin" sentiments....

Thursday, May 3, 2018

SSS Fluffy Frannie

As a part of the Scrapbook Stamp Society DT , I get to work with some of the wonderful My Besties images. Today I was able to work with the adorable Fluffy Frannie.

I colored her in using copics. I then used a Kat Scrapiness tag die to cut her out. I layered some blue and pink CS on to my card base of 6x6. I then added my image. I added some flowers and some pearls.

Copics used:

skin - E04, E21, E11, E00, E000, R20

hair - E25, E23, E21

clothes and shoes - B97, B95, B93, B91, R85, R83, R81, YG67, YG63, G20,Y17, Y15, Y13, Y11, C5, C3, C1

A closer peek at my colored image:

Check out the Scrapbook Stamp Society for more inspiration......

Tuesday, May 1, 2018

Thank You Mynn Blog Hop

It's the first of the month which usually means it's time for a new challenge at MHKDesigns and also for a new digi set release. But sadly, Mynn, the very talented owner of MHKDesigns and card creating genius, has made the very tough decision to close the blog (the Etsy store will remain open for the time being at least, but nothing new will be added to it) to focus on what's important to her, her life as a teacher.

The news came as quite a shock to myself and the other DT members, but it's a decision we totally support. And because most of us already had our cards created for today, we've decided to instead make it a blog hop to say Thank You to Mynn for all she's done for us. The hop order is further down the post.

You should have arrived here from Julie's blog, if not go to the beginning so you don't miss any of the awesome creations......

Here is my card using the May release of "Majestic Medallion":)

I used a circle die to cut out my medallion.
I also used a die to cut out my sentiment.
I added some ribbon across the front of my card.
I attached my image and sentiment.
I then added some pearls and a bow.

A closer peek at the medallion: