Well, I’m catching up on some cards that I have made over the past several months, but didn’t have time to post. This is a birthday card that I created back in May. The image is from Sheri Baldi, My Bestie Papercraft Essentials Magazine is the name of the digital stamp. I used my Prisma colored pencils […]
Oh summer is approaching! Yeah! I love the warmer weather! I so dislike the cold and snow that winter brings. I found this great digital stamp from Sheri Baldi called Beach Girl and thought she would make a great April birthday card! I used my Copic markers to color her and have listed the colors […]
Well, I’m back to birthday cards. I needed a card for by niece and found this adorable image at Polkadoodles. Helga Hippo Bring the Cake is her name. She is so cute! I knew I just had to color her! I used my Copics to color her and have listed the colors at the bottom […]
One of my sisters had a birthday in February, on Valentine’s Day to be exact. I wanted to make a card with flowers, so I turned to Poppy Power as they have some awesome floral images, both digital and rubber stamp. I choose Magnolia Sunshine for my card. I used my Copics to color the […]
Another birthday card to share today. This one is a digital image from Whimsy Stamps, Penguin Prima Ballerina Bella. I thought she was just adorable and would make a great birthday card for my Great Niece. I used my Prismacolor Pencils to color her up and have listed the colors I used at the bottom […]
A friend recently retired and I needed to make a card for him. What better image to use but Penguin Beach Chair from Whimsy Stamps. I decided to use my Prismacolor pencils to color this image. I have listed the colors I used at the bottom of my post. After coloring my image, I used […]
Finally, a more feminine birthday card! LOL! I used an image from Poppy Power, Climbing Clematis. It is such a pretty image! I colored the image with my Copic markers (listed at the bottom of my post) and then added more detail using my Polychromo pencils. Unfortunately, I did not keep track of the pencils […]
