GOOD MORNING FRIENDS! I’m over on the Power Poppy blog today with a new card for Inspire Me Monday with a new card featuring the Flower Bomb Digital stamp by Power Poppy. So hop on over to the Power Poppy blog to see the full tutorial.
Supply list for today’s project is shown below. See you back here soon!
Supplies
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WELCOME BACK! Another quick post today. I’m trying to be a little more consistent in posting coloring videos to my YouTube channel. So I’m back today with a card and video from a recent class that I taught at The Queen’s Ink. This one features one of my favorites from Stamping Bella – Harry the Stuffie Get Happy Mail.
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GOOD MORNING FRIENDS! Another quick post today. In a little while, I’ll be running off to have lunch with my parents. But I wanted to post a Copic coloring video for the second card set that I dropped off at Photo Scraps earlier in the week. Tomorrow is Demo Day to Go. If you want the card kit, stop by or call Photo Scraps. Another limited edition of 25 kits for this card so get yours while you can!
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WELCOME BACK FRIENDS! I’m loving these Anita Jeram images from Colorado Craft Company so I decided to color the stamp set Be Creative this time using Copic markers. I have a new Copic coloring video for you as well so pull out those markers and get coloring!
I also recently colored this image using Karin Brushmarkers and you can see that project here. Speaking of which, I’m going to be teaching a Karin Brushmarker class at The Queen’s Ink later in the month that will be featuring Anita Jeram images. I’ll have more information on that class shortly.
I’m going to jump right to the coloring because I have a new video for you. The markers are listed in the video as well as in the supply list below.
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Color image with Copic markers (see marker list below and video for additional instruction).
Trim top of image with the Notebook Border Die from Taylored Expressions. Trim remaining image to desired size (mine is approximately 2-5/8″ x 4.25″)
Arrange on card background elements on card front as shown. I applied craft foam to the back of the white cardstock layer and the image layer for added dimension.
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GOOD MORNING FRIENDS! I’m back today with another card featuring the High-Flying Adventure stamp set by My Favorite Things. This stamp sent reminded me of my husband. Every time we get in the car, my husband and I joke that we are off on another adventure. Usually those adventures are on the ground, but a couple of summers ago, we had the opportunity to fly to Tangier Island, a small island community in the Chesapeake Bay accessible only by air or by ferry boat. A friend of my husband is a pilot with a single-prop plane and he offered to take us along on one of his trips to the island.
I’m not a good flyer — in fact, I don’t like to fly at all — so I was hesitant to go along. I knew that I would regret not going, so after a lot of reassurances from the pilot, I decided to go.
Flying in a small plane is not the same as flying in a commercial airliner. We flew at a much lower altitude so we could see the details of the landscape below us. On the one hand, it was interesting, but if you are also afraid of heights like I am, you want to be either a lot closer to the ground or high enough that you don’t see it! But after awhile, I relaxed enough to enjoy seeing the world from a different perspective.
We walked around the island, had lunch with the locals, and thoroughly enjoyed our day. If I hadn’t gone, I would have missed out on a memorable high-flying adventure!
TODAY’S PROJECT
OK – so back to the topic at hand. Today’s project features:
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