Hallo copic fans, Hier ben ik weer met mijn laatste kaartje voor dit jaar en het kan natuurlijk bijna niet anders dan dat ik nog een kerst kaartje voor jullie heb. Het afdrukje is er weer een van "Weestamps" het er aardig wat mee gemaakt dit jaar maar ze zijn ook zo leuk. Op de kaart is het design papier van "BoBunny gebruikt van de lijn "Altitude" Deze kaart is dus een beetje blauw / groen geworden heb dit jaar verschillende kleuren gebruikt en een keer geen groen en rood als hoofd kleur. De kaart is verder afgewerkt met roosjes die gekleurd zijn met disstress inkt en nat gespoten zijn zodat de inkt een klein beetje uit loopt. De sneeuw sterren zijn een stans van "MFT" met de naam "Let it Snow flake" ook deze heb ik weer veel gebruikt dit jaar, het zijn van die leuke maten om te gebruiken. De kleuren die gebruikt zijn : Huid : R22 - R20 - E11 - E00 - E000 Haar : E37 - YR24 - Y16 - Y15 - Y21 Licht Groen/Blauw : BG49 - BG57 - BG34 - BG32 - BG11 Donker Groen/Blauw : BG78 - BG75 - BG72 - BG70 Rood : R59 - R27 - R24 - R22 Groen : G29 - G46 - YG63 Kat : Y21 - Y23 - Y26 - YR24 Hoop dat ik jullie weer heb kunnen inspireren met dit kaartje en wil jullie bij deze gelijk hele gezellige kerstdagen wensen en een gezond, gelukkig en creatief 2015.

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Hey Peeps :) Have you seen the new Mollies from Tiddly Inks? OMG, swoooooooon! Naturally, I had to colour one up, just coz, you know, I wanted to. And here she is, Merry Molly. I even love her name! Copics Used... Skin; E000, E00, E01, E70 Hair; E23, E25, E27, E29 Grounding; T0, T3 White; C0, C1, C3 Gold; Y26, YR23 Beige; E41, E42, E43, E44 Green; G24, G46 Red; R27, R29, R59 Supplies... Make it Colour Blending Card Tiddly Inks Merry Molly Digi Stamp My Favourite Things Birthday Blowout Paper Pad Thanks so much for stopping by... Have a great day.

Hey there, I'm thrilled to be participating this year in Splitcoaststampers 8th Annual Dare to Get Dirty challenges! DTGD is our way of saying thanks to the most amazing Fan Club members ever! So what's this about, you ask? Easy...it's all about you, silly! Our Dirty Dozen Designers, both past and present, have gotten together and planned a super fun week for you! Besides the stamping end of it, the girls will be hanging out in the chat threads waiting to dish the dirt! Yep...if you've ever wondered how someone does something, ask away...we'd love to share our dirty little secrets with you! Everyone will be able to see our DTGD projects, but only the Fan Club members will be able to see what the specific challenge details are or participate in the challenges! Come join in the fun! Not a member but want to be? Not a problem...join here! Ooohhhh...and did I mention prizes? I thought that might have gotten your attention! *grin* Click here for more info! This card is for Angela's (jellybean74) challenge. I made my first "Christmas in July" card the other day and couldn't believe that it was the only one I had made this month so I had to do something about it, right?!? This sweet, little snowman is from Whipper Snapper Designs and was a blast to color! I'm really loving the BV20 and BG70 combo for the shadows on the snow/snowman! COPIC COLORING: SNOWMAN: BV20, BG70 CARROT NOSE: YR15, YR12, YR00 TOP HAT, BUTTONS: C6, C4, C2, C0 SCARF, HAT BAND: YG95, YG93, YG91, R27, R24, R22, R21 BUCKLE: YR31, YR30 MITTEN: YG95, YG93, YG91 PRESENT: R27, R24, R22, R21, YR31, YR30 SNOW: BV20, BG70 FRAME: C3, C1, C00 SKY: B00, BG70 I hope you're having a great time checking out all the eye candy the Dirty Girls have been sharing! I'll be back again tomorrow with a couple more projects...see you then! Thanks for stopping by! SUPPLIES: STAMPS: WSD Snowman Circle PAPER: Neenah Solar White; Bazzill Raven Monochromatic; Authentique Festive collection INK: Copic markers; Memento Tuxedo Black ACCESSORIES: Spellbinders (Grand Calibur, Nestabilities Standard Circles Large); X-Acto knife; paper snips; Best Creation Inc. White Glitter card stock; KaiserCraft Silver Sparklet; Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Thin 3D Foam Squares; SU Dimensionals; adhesive TECHNIQUE(S): Fussy cutting SIZE OF FINISHED PROJECT: A2 (4 1/4" x 5 1/2")

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Hi Peeps.. Guess what? It's Bellarific Friday again - and we're sharing cards made with images from the latest release this time. I chose to use the fabulous Penguins Bearing Gifts for my make... these little guys are the cutest penguins you'll ever see! I used a die that gave me three apertures, so that the penguins could dance. Card Info: Image - Stamping Bella Penguins Bearing Gifts Sentiment - Stamping Bella Holiday Fun Sentiments Dies - MFT Circle Trio Shaker Windows, MFT Stitched Rectangle Colouring - Copics Penguins - C5/7/9, BV31, Y18, YR15/24 Reds - R24/27/46 E57 Blues - B21/23/24 Gift - YG17/61, Y18, YR15 Fish - T0/1 I used red Bazzil card for behind the apertures and the matt - using 3D foam tape to lift the panel away from the red. Hope you like my make today and that you'll pop over to the Stamping Bella Blog to see what the other lovely Babes have come up with to inspire - and also to the Sistahood Facebook page to chat and share all things Bella related. Have a fabulous weekend... Hugs

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We are definitely feeling it here in Missouri. The weather has been cooler (not complaining at all), we have received rain changing everything from brown back to green and at my house the acorns have started falling with the help of the squirrels running around in the trees. It is midway through challenge #55 at Totally Tilda and this is my creation. I am also entering this in the following challenges: Color Me Creative challenge – fall colors Crazy 4 challenges – fall twist Crafty Ann’s – sketch or autumn colors Fairy Tale – autumn Tilda’s Town – autumn Simply Magnolia – anything goes Another large list of ingredients for this. Spellbinders Floral Ovals Spellbinders Classic Ovals Large Spellbinders Card Creator Polka Dot Crystal Gems and ribbon from friend Patricia’s Etsy Shop Core’dinations cardstock Tim Holtz on the edge – Butterflight Stampendous embossing enamel – aged gold Butterfly from Michael’s Flowers from Wild Orchid Paper from my stash Copics Rose Garden Tilda Make it Crafty Blending Card Close up of Tilda Skin – E11, E00, E000, R12 Clothes – R89, R59, R39, W3, B97, B95, B93, B91 Hair, flowers and shoes – E35, YR24, Y32, YG97, YG95 Shadow – W6, W4, W2 A few more close ups Gold embossing around the butterflies And the frame And the flower with Crystal sprig arrangement. Incidentally, don't forget that our sponsor this time is the lovely Nikki from and the prize is Hope to see you come and join us at Totally Tilda.

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These parchment paper snow stars are easy to craft and make such pretty winter decor. Add some twine to hang them up around your home!

Hi Copic fans!! Hallo Copic-Fans!! Here Mariska from The Netherlands again. Today I wanted to show you how I 3D paper piece the images I color with my Copic Markers. What you'll need to try this is: Hier ist wieder Mariska aus den Niederlanden. Heute möchte ich euch zeigen, wie ich die Motive, die ich mit meinen Copics coloriert habe, in 3D zusammensetze. Um das zu versuchen, braucht ihr Folgendes: * Digi image Angie by Wee Stamps (in March to be released as a rubber stamp by Whimsy Stamps) or any other stamp or digi * Paper to stamp or print on (I use Paper Temptress Iridescent Cryogen White) * Copic Markers (of course :)) * Precision scissors and/or craft knife * Memento Dual Tip Marker Tuxedo Black * Pergamano embossing tools and mat * White gelpen (mine is from a Dutch store named the Hema) * Olba Glue kit with syringes * Pair of tweezers * Digi image Angie von Wee Stamps (wird im März als Gmmistempel von Whimsy Stamps veröffentlicht) oder einen anderen Stempel oder Digi * Papier, um das Motiv abzustempeln oder auszudrucken (Ich verwende Iridescent Cryogen White von Paper Temptress) * Copic Markers (selbstverständlich:)) * Präzisionsschere und/oder Cuttermesser * Memento Dual Tip Marker Tuxedo Black * Pergamano Embossing-Werkzeug und Matte * Weißer Gelstift (meiner ist von einer niederländischen Firma namens the Hema) * Olba Klebe-Set mit Spritze * Pinzette First I print or stamp the image several times. In this case I printed the image six times. Five of the images have been printed very close to each other, the sixth image has enough space around it so I can cut this in the shape I want to at the end. Next step is coloring with Copic Markers. Zuerst drucke oder stempele ich das Motiv mehrere Male. In diesem Fall habe ich das Motiv sechsmal ausgedruckt. Fünf der Abbildungen liegen sehr nah beieinander, die sechste hat genug Platz um sich herum, so dass ich es zum Schluss in die Form schneiden kann, die ich möchte. Der nächste Schritt ist die Coloration mit Copic Markern. Instead of coloring the entire image in one printed image I color every single piece apart from each other. I can use several parts of one image but I am careful that two colored parts of the image don't touch each other and have enough space between them to let me cut them out later. In the picture above you can see for instance that I have colored the face of sweet Angie in one image and the neck, that is connected to the face, in a second one. I use the image that I have given a bit more space then the others (the image on the right bottom) as a base image. In this image I color the background and the pieces that are way at the back, in this case the right wing for instance. I decided to do a polka dotted background on this image. Ich coloriere nicht bei allen Abbildungen das ganze Motiv, sondern in jeder Abbildung coloriere ich einzelne Teile getrennt von einander. Ich kann dabei zwar mehrere Teile aus einer Abbildung verwenden, muss aber darauf achten, dass die einander nicht berühren und dass genug Platz dazwischen ist, damit ich sie später ausschneiden kann. Auf dem oberen Foto seht ihr zum Beispiel, dass ich das Gesicht der süßen Angie in der einen Abbildung coloriert habe, ihren Hals, der mit dem Gesicht verbunden ist, aber in einer anderen. Ich verwende die Abbildung, der ich etwas mehr Platz gegeben habe (die unten rechts), als Basis. Bei dieser Abbildung coloriere ich den Hintergrund und die Teile, die am weistesten hinten sind, in diesem Fall z.B. der rechte Flügel. Ich habe entschieden, einen gepunkteten Hintergrund um das Motiv zu machen. I am now going to decide from every little piece I’ve colored what adjoining piece is going to be the base for another piece. For instance, in the matter of the face, the hair adjoining the face is going to be a higher layer then the face, so the hair next to the face that I’ve colored is going to serve as a base for that. I am now coloring part of all these adjoining base pieces with my W5 Copic Marker. I do this because when the image is finished you are not only going to be looking at it from straight above. When you don’t color the base pieces in a dark color you will see a lot of white when you don’t look at the paper pieced image from straight above and I personally don’t like that. I also color almost the complete image of the base image because most of this is of course going to serve as a base for the pieces later on. Nun muss ich für jedes einzelne kleine Teil, das ich coloriert habe, entscheiden, welches anschließende Teil die Basis für das nächste Teil darstellt. Zum Beispiel beim Gesicht muss das daran anschließende Haar auf einer höheren Schicht liegen, als das Gesicht selber. Das Haar neben dem colorierten Gesicht dient somit als Basis dafür. Ich coloriere jetzt alle anschließenden Basisteile mit Copic Marker W5. Ich tue das, weil man das fertige Bild nicht nur genau von oben ansehen wird. Wenn man diese Teile nicht in einer dunklen Farbe coloriert, würde viel Weiß zu sehen sein, wenn man nicht ganz genau von oben daraufschaut und ich persönlich mag das nicht. Ich coloriere auch fast das komplette Basis-Bild auf diese Weise, da es ja als Basis für die folgenden Teile dient. Next is the cutting. I cut every piece I have colored WITH attached the adjoining W5 colored base parts. Das Ausschneiden kommt als nächstes. Ich schneide alle Teile, die ich coloriert habe, MIT den anschließenden in W5 colorierten Basisteilen aus. Here you see the cut pieces I have already cut from the two bottom images stacked on the base image. As you can see I still need to cut the pieces from the images at the top of the sheet at this point. Stacking like this lets me see if I have cut and colored every part... and it's just fun to see the image built like this :). Hier seht ihr die ausgeschnittenen Teile, die ich bereits aus den zwei unteren Abbildungen ausgeschnitten und auf die Basis-Abbildung aufgelegt habe. Wie ihr sehen könnt, muss ich noch die Teile aus den oberen Abbildungen ausschneiden. Sie so "aufzustapeln" hilft mir zu sehen, ob ich alle Teile richtig ausgeschnitten und coloriert habe...und es macht Spaß zu sehen, wie sich das Bild aufbaut :). Next step is I take my dual tip memento marker and with the large side of this marker I color the sides of all the pieces I have just cut. The reason is the same as why I colored all the base parts with W5, when you look at the image from the side and the sides of the cut parts aren't colored you are going to see white sides, I find that the completed images looks MUCH better with the sides colored. Diny asked me why I don't use a Copic marker to do this, reason is that the side of the paper is going to absorb the ink from the Copic marker quicker and you will end up with black ink in your image. You will have to work fast with the Memento marker as well though. Im nächten Schritt nehme ich meinen Dual Tip Memento Marker und coloriere mit der großen Spitze die Seiten aller Teile, die ich gerade ausgeschnitten habe. Der Grund hierfür ist der gleiche, warum ich auch die Basis-Teile mit W5 coloriere, wenn man das Motiv von der Seite anschaut und die Seiten der ausgeschnittenen Teile sind nicht coloriert, dann sieht man diese weißen Schnittkanten und ich finde, das fertige Motiv sieht VIEL besser aus, wenn die Schnittkanten coloriert sind. Diny hat mích gefragt, warum ich dafür keinen Copic Marker verwende, der Grund ist, dass die Schnittkanten die Farbe viel schneller aufsaugen und man dann schwarze Farbe in das Motiv bekommt. Auch mit dem Memento Marker muss man schon schnell arbeiten. Almost ready to paper piece but first I emboss the little pieces. I take the Pergamano embossing tools and mat. I put the image on the mat with the colored side facing down, and with the ball of the embossing tool I push down a little and go round in circles. The images should be slightly rounded on the colored side when you are ready. Don't press to hard though. Kurz bevor ich die Teile zusammenfüge, embosse ich die kleinen Teile. Ich nehme das Pergamo Embossing-Werzeug und die Matte. Ich platziere das Motiv mit der colorierten Seite nach unten, drücke es mit dem Embossing-Werkzeug etwas an und fahre in kleinen Kreisen darüber. Die Teile sollten leicht gewölbt sein, wenn ihr damit fertig seid. Drückt nicht zu doll auf. Here you see all the colored, cut, side colored and embossed pieces together with the base. Before you start putting the image together (the next step) you want to cut the image in the shape you want it. Once finished you won't be able to put your image in a cutting machine. I also ink the edges of the image in this stage. Hier seht ihr alle colorierten, auch am Rand eingefärbten und embossten Teile zusammen mit der Basis. Bevor ihr im nächsten Schritt das Motiv zusammensetzt, solltet ihr das Motiv in die Form schneiden, die ihr möchtet. Ihr werdet das fertige Motiv nicht mehr in eine Schneidemaschine bekommen. An dieser Stelle färbe ich auch die Ränder des Motivs ein. Next step is paper piecing. I fill the syringe of my Olba Glue and carefully decide which part of the image is going to be the most in the back of the image. I decide where the glue should go, put on a bit of the glue and... Im nächsten Schritt wird es zusammengesetzt. Ich fülle die Spritze mir Olba Glue Kleber und wähle aus, welches Teil des Motivs am weitesten hinten liegt. Ich entscheide, wo der Kleber hinmuss, trage etwas Kleber auf und... ... using my tweezers put the colored piece on top of the glue. I put the piece in the glue making sure the glue supports the piece of paper but I don't press down on it, I don't want to flatten the image but I want it to be layered. The glue is very strong once set and will hold the piece perfectly in place. ...und platziere das colorierte Stückchen Papier mit der Pinzette oben auf den Kleber drauf. Ich lege es so auf den Kleber, dass sicher ist, das überall Kleber drunter ist, der das Teil stützt, aber ich drücke es nicht an. Ich möchte das Bild Schicht für Schicht aufbauen, nicht flachdrücken. Der Kleber ist sehr stark, wenn er getrocknet ist und wird das Teil perfekt an seinem Platz halten. And here is my finished image, I have added Stickles, glossy accents and highlights with my white gelpen. Und hier ist mein fertiges Moriv. Ich ahbe Stickles, Glossy Accent und Lichtreflexe mit meinem weißen Gelstift hinzugefügt. I have created a baby box with the image. I'll replace the name and date of birth when I have a baby to give this gift box to but for now the box is made for cute little Angie, the name of the stamp. Ich habe eine Baby-Box mit dem Motiv gemacht. Ich werde den Namen und das Geburtsdatum einsetzen, sobald es ein Baby gibt, dem ich das schenken werde, bis dahin ist diese Box für Angie, das ist der Name des Stempels. Copic Markers used: Verwendete Copic Marker: Face/Gesicht: E11, E00, E000, E0000 Cheeks/Wangen: R22, R20 Hair/Haare: YR30, YR31, YR23, YR24, Y38, Y11 Ladybug/Marienkäfer: R24, R46, R89 Dress, bow/Kleid, Schleife: R00, R81, R83, R85, R89 Wings, feather/Flügel, Federn: E81, E87 (point to point technique/Spitze-zu-Spitze-Technik), CB Clouds/Wolken: W3, W1, W00 Background/Hintergrund: W00, W1, W3, W5, (blue parts/blaue Teile) B0000, B00, B02, (yellow parts/gelbe Teile) Y0000, Y00, Y02, Y06, YR00, YR02 I hope you like my tutorial and will give it a try. I know it looks very time consuming, and it is, but the end result, I think, is very pretty and really brings the image to life. Ich hoffe, euch gefällt mein Tutorial und ihr werdet es auch einmal versuchen. Ich weiß, es sieht sehr zeitaufwändig aus, das ist es auch, aber das Endergebnis ist meiner Meinung nach sehr hübsch und es macht das Motiv wirklich lebendig. Hugs,

Same image, different colours! I've seen so many cards out there done up with this Door with Wreath and no wonder, it is a stunning image. I know I've coloured it before but knew I wanted to do it again...mainly because my original card went to Emily for display at her booth and I couldn't let this Christmas slide without sending one out. I could have just done a repeat of my original, but how boring would that be. I wanted to do a red door but Paulabella screamed noooooooooooo when I told her because she was doing a red door (we no likey to compete) so I decided to do a brown door with a red shovel. I used E40 thru E44 on the door and warm greys on the frame with G82, 94 and 99 on the wreath. Again I added some green glitter to the wreath and liquid applique doused with glitter for the snow. I let the liquid applique dry overnight and then heated it just slightly to puff it up a bit. Helen, who works for Emily at the Stamping Bella boooo-tique said many people asked what glitter I used on the wreath, so for inquiring minds it is Art Institute, Ultra fine, #167 Rain Forest Transparent. whew! And for the snow, I used Hero Arts prisma glitter (one of my fav all purpose go-to glitters when i want iridescence) After I had it all coloured I searched my paper stash and had NOTHING to match it...a good excuse to make a trip to Pickle and low and behold, this piece of Crate Paper from the Restoration collection could NOT have been more perfect. I think I may go back and get a couple more sheets just in case I decide to make a few more of these for my stash. Till next time, later....Linda.

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Hello Whimsy Fans! Today I want to show you a card I made using Rowan Fairy from Whimsy's Wee Stamps Collection. It's a stamp from the September release and I colored her with Copics. Isn't she adorable? I also did some airbrushing around the image and used Bo Bunny DP and kraft cardstock. The sentiment is from the Season's Greetings Notables 7 set, cut out with the coordinating Notables 7 die. Flowers are from WOC and my stash. Silver corner embellishment, chandelier garland and pearl stars are also from WOC. Rhinestones are from my stash again. Here's a closer look on the sweet fairy and below I've listed the Copic colors I used. Copics: Hair: E41 - E43 - E44 - E47 - E49 Skin: E000 - E00 - E11, R20 Dress: R24 - R46 - R59, YR30 - YR31 - Y26 Sprig & Berries: G20 - G21 - G24 - G28, T3 - T4 E47 - E44 - E42, Y00 - Y11 - Y15 - YR23 - YR24 Wings: BG0000 - BG000 - BG11 Outer shine: YR21 airbrushed I also decorated the inside of the card: The sentiment here is from the Holiday Cheer set. Thanks for stopping by and have a great rest of the week! Hugs, Iris

Olo! I'm taking a trip up to Santa's workshop for today's card and just look at this sweet faced little elf that I've stumbled across. He's called Toy Shop Helper and he's from Mo's Digital Pencil. As soon as I saw this cutie in the shop I knew I had to snap him up because he reminds me of the elves in the Santa Clause movie with Tim Allen. Sure he may look like he's three years old but he's actually been running his department for over 300 years! Awww... the magic of Christmas. ;) I'm also spreading the holiday cheer and entering this card into the Anything Goes challenge over at Mo's Digital Challenge. Later gators! Supply list: cardstock- Papertrey Ink paper- October Afternoon (Silent Night) digital stamp- Mo's Digital Pencil (Toy Shop Helper) stamp- Papertrey Ink (sentiment) ink- Memento espresso truffle My Favorite Things basic edges die baker's twine KI Memories gems Wink of Stella clear glitter pen Copic markers: skin- E000, E00, E11, R00, R20 hair- E53, E35, E39 clothes- E50, E81, 0, R35, R29, R59, YG03, YG25, YG67, G29, Y32, YR23, Y26, YR24 tools/toy- G00, BG53, BG57, C2, RV42, R43, RV14, E47 ground- E43, E44, E47

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Happy Friday! It is time to share another Tiddly Inks creation with you! This week the challenge is a very easy Anything Goes. I am working on getting a lot of the foundation pages ready for my December Daily and I KNEW that I had to use this brand new digital image: Reindeer Games. It is beyond cute :) I printed out onto some Neenah cardstock and then on some plain printer paper. I covered over the image on the printer paper with some masking paper and then ran it through my printer again. I then had a perfect mask of my image to use to create a sponged background. The image was colored with copic markers before I masked it and created my background. I used some distress inks and blending tools. Then I used some embossing paste and a snowflake stencil to create the snow. I love how it adds texture to my otherwise flat page. Video Tutorial: or Watch on YouTube HERE Supplies: TIddly Inks Reindeer Games Digital Image Neenah Solar Crest White Cardstock Eclipse Masking Paper Distress Inks (Tumbled Glass, Broken China, Black Soot) Falling Snow Template Simon Says Stamp Studio 490 Wendy Vecchi Embossing Paste Prismacolor Pencil in Cool Grey 70% PC1065 Gamsol (Odourless Mineral Spirit) & Blending Stump C-Thru T ruler Copic Marker Colors: Skin: E0000, E000, E00, E11, R20, R30 Hair: E40, E42, E43, E44, E47, E49 Dress & Hat: R35/R14, R37, R39, RV99, C00, C1, C3 Boots & Reindeer Hooves: C5, C7, C9 Reindeer: E30, E31, E35 Bells & Belt Buckle: YR30, YR24 Leaves & Collar: YG61, YG63, YG67 There are quite a few new Tiddly Ink Christmas/Winter images that you may be interested in ;) All new images can be found HERE. Angelic Wishes Reindeer Kisses Elfy Holidays Reindeer Games and a non-Christmassy one (you know, 'cause it isn't quite the holidays yet...hehe). Violet comes with an extra freebie ---a flower pot of violets...which I think will be perfect for all kinds of cards. Shy Violet Now, an EXTRA added bonus. When you buy any of these images, you get this free reindeer with your purchase You must purchase one of the new images to get it though... it will be one of your downloads. Thanks for stopping by. Hugs Jeanette xxo

If you're doing any shopping today on Cyber Monday here's a great stampy deal for you from Purple Onion Designs. Stock up on lots of adorable characters and accessory stamps for all your card making needs at 25% off through December 7th. For my card I have combined Bright Trees, Small Fence and the Pine House for the background. Jolly the snowman is front and center. The images were colored with Copics and I did a light inking with Distress ink for the sky. When I was finished with that I watered down some white acrylic paint and did a little splattering. Copics Used: snowman C2, YR65, YR68, E21, E23, E25 scarf, pocket and buttons R14, R46, R37, YG25, YG17, YG67, N3, N5, N7 house E21, E23, E57, E11, E13, E15, G21, C2, B000, E08 tree YG25, YG17, YG67, R46, B24, YR68, Y19, E23, E25 fence C2 Have fun shopping! Tracy Supplies: Paper--Making Memories "Believe", Recollections, Copic XPress-it Blending card Stamps--Purple Onion Designs "Bright Trees", "Small Fence", "Pine House", "Jolly", and sentiment from Snowflake Grove collection Ink--Memento Tuxedo Black, Versafine Black Onyx, Tumbled Glass and Faded Jeans Distress ink Miscellaneous--white acrylic paint

Good day, It's Friday, which means a new challenge starting at Tilda's Town, our theme this week is Anything Goes Papers are Melissa Frances Attic Treasures, I used Shabby Green Fran-tage on the metal corner, strawberry charm and around my image. Ribbon and lace from stock. Can you believe I had not inked this little cutie up yet, She is called Strawberry Yummy Tilda from the Sweet Rainbow Collection and my Sentiment is from the Summer Memories Collection. Skin: E13, E11, E00, E000, R20 Clothes: YG97, YG95, YG91 Basket: E39, E33, E31, E30 Hair: E34, YR23, YR21 Strawberries : R29, R24, R21, YG67, YG63, G20 Flowers are Wild Orchid Crafts and Multicrafts Imports Come join our challenge for a chance to win a $10 Gift Certificate to Tilda’s Town online Magnolia store Tilda's Town is a most magical shop specializing in Magnolia Stamps. We carry over 1,100 stamps in stock at all times. We offer FREE worldwide shipping on every order, every day. You can also save up to an additional 20% on your purchase by using one of our famous coupon codes. Visit us atTilda's Town and live the magic. Entering my card Fashionista - Lets see a Magnolia Inky Chicks - Use a Magnolia Stamp Fab n Funky - Lets get Fruity Midweek Magnolia - Anything Goes with Vintage and/or Frantage option Stamp and Create Magnolia challenge - Summer Bright Thanks for stopping by, have a great day Louise