I have been taking classes from Kit and Clowder for a couple of years. She has great classes in both Copic markers and Colored Pencils. Recently, she had a great class on coloring dragons, which included a great dragon image. After coloring the image, I thought it would make a great birthday card for a […]
January birthdays come pretty quick after Christmas and in our family we have several. I’ve had this stamp for awhile, but can’t remember where it is from. (Thank you Catalina Laires – this image is from Purple Onion) I thought it made a great January birthday card. I used my Copic markers to color the […]
Oh, my, it has been so long since I have posted a card. I have been busy and realized that I hadn’t posted any cards in awhile. This is one of the Christmas cards I made for this past Christmas. The Image is from Retro Christmas, a Simon Says Stamp set. I made the background […]
Happy Birthday to my daughter! My daughter recently celebrated her own birthday. She celebrated the birth of her daughter six days before her birthday. I love this image, and the wording is perfect! The image is Uptown Zodiac Girl Scorpio by Stamping Bella. I stamped the image and sentiment using Memento Tuxedo Black ink. I […]
I’ve used this image before for a baby shower card. Today I used the image for a new baby, my new granddaughter! Alexandra Grace was born November 14, four days before my birthday, and six days before her mother’s birthday. I also made her a baby blanket, pink of course. I used my Copics to […]
My grandson turned 3 in June and this is the card that I made him for his birthday. The image is from Coni Fong, Birthday Benny. I used my Copics to color him up and have listed the colors I used at the bottom of my post. I wanted to keep the card simple as […]
Another birthday card to share. This one was also made several months ago, but not enough time to create a blog post for her. Isn’t she just a cutie! This is Helga Hippo For You from Polkadoodles. She is a digital stamp so you can resize her. I used my Copics to color her up […]
