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Use the Stampin' Up! He's the Man suite and the Home & Garden bundle to create a super cute Father's Day card or masculine birthday card!

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One of my favorite parts of fall - acorns.

I watercolored my poppies with the colors of the day. I spent a lot of time thinking about adding a sentiment, and then just decided to keep it clean. Thanks for looking!! :>)

I went a bit easy on the ripple and focused more on the olive and blue that I used a colored pencil for.

Ordinarily it is a fact that you "get what you pay for" − but not on the Sneer Campaign! We do love to give you quality art that is guaranteed to work, however it's supposed to work. Usually it is a coloring page, but today you get some nice cards to print out at your leisure.…

Fall colors - using watercolor and inks

There was an awful lot of fussy cutting that went into this. I had to make 2 masks for my daisies. I originally did them on regular white card stock and then decide to put them on watercolor paper so that I could do a wash behind them. The butterfly was fussy cut and colored with prismas. I also popped up some daisy petals that you may not be able to see. Thanks for looking.

I used copper embossing powder on both the vanilla and chocolate papers. I fussy cut the large snowflake and popped it up on dimensionals. Copper brads were used for a bit of embellishing.

I bought a new stamp and some new intense pencils and gave them a try. Inktense pencils are new to me. they are water soluble so you can color with them and then add water and watercolor. I look forward to practicing with these. Thanks for looking!! :>)

I love the simplicity of this card.

This is for the last challenge in the LOVE FEST challenges. We were to use layers.

This is for today's sketch challenge. I really love the fall colors and the spice cake dp.

See my blog: http://stampupwithwendy.wordpress.com/2009/01/25/love-you-much/

Thank you Ky, Dina, Lydia and all the others that have made this challenge possible. Your tutorials really help. I think the Mixability challenge is so cool to look at and fun to play in. I did my card pretty darn fast because I was excited and had the video fresh in my mind. I mixed a green and blue distress ink from TH. I used the new grid stamp from SU, and a bird from Nature walk.

Color Challenge - Island Indigo, Lucky Limeade, Basic Gray, but I used Taken with Teal, Pear Pizzazz, and gray.