Stampin' In Alaska

  Are you a thrift store, garage sale, flea market shopper?  I LOVE to find a good treasure.  I was so excited to come across this adorable House Mouse woodblock stamp recently at my local thrift store.  I Give You My Heart (2003) was produced under the Stampabilities brand.  I couldn't wait to ink it up! The image was colored with alcohol markers.  A lightly sponged sky and Wink of Stella highlights on the flowers complete the scene.  I layered the image onto several scrap pieces of designer paper from Echo Park and Pebbles Garden Party paper pads.  Bakers twine and pearls complete the card. I would like to share my card with the following: House Mouse & Friends Monday Challenge #399 Anything Goes Woodblock Wednesday Challenge:  September Edition   Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge:  Anything Goes Lil Patch of Crafty Friends:   #214 Anything Goes  Stamping Sensations:  September Garden Delights

  The current Di's Digi Designs Challenge is It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas.  I'm joining the fun today with one of Di's adorable digital images called Winter Carols. The image was colored with Copic Markers, fussy cut and adhered to the background with dimension tape.  I created a galaxy background for another card recently and had this piece left.  I love the effect! I created the snowy scene with Stitched Cloudline and Country Landscape die cuts from Memory Box.  Wink of Stella was applied to the edges for sparkle.    The card was finished with silver stars and a sentiment from Stampin' Up! I would like to share my card with the following: Di's Digi Designs - It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas   Cute Card Thursday: #666 Anything Goes Word Art Wednesday:  #470 - #472 Anything Goes   Jan's Digi Stamps Challenge:  December   Simon Says Stamp Monday:  Celebrate   Simon Says Stamp Wednesday: ...

Welcome to a new Stella Says Sketch challenge with Bugaboo Stamps! This week we have a fun sketch with lots of great possibilities. My card features a sweet new image from the Bugaboo Store called Ribbon Prim Angel Standing  The image was printed onto Stampin' Up! Whisper White cardstock and colored with Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils.  Wink of Stella was applied for a little shimmer. A machine stitched border and pearls complete the card. So, as a reminder -  play along and you have the chance  to WIN 10, 7 or 4 Bugaboo Stamps Images of your choice!!! All entries must be NEW and follow the sketch.   Entries must be posted via inlinkz by November 15 at 6 am. I'm also sharing my card with the following: Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge:  Anything Goes  Hope You Can Cling To Challenge:  HYCCT1529 Thank Pink    Word Art Wednesday:  #207 Anything Goes HIM...

I hope you are having a fabulous weekend! One more day and back to work for me. I am stopping in with a quick post for the  Stella Says Sketch Challenge . I bought this image from Bugaboo last year after the Hope You Can Cling To Challenge over on Splitcoast Stampers.  It's so perfect for this month's breast cancer awareness! The Unity sentiment  is a perfect compliment to the image. Below is our sketch challenge for this week: Thanks for stopping by for a closer look!

Happy Friday and welcome to another Sweet 'n Sassy Digi Challenge ! It has been a very busy week for me.  We have also gotten over 20 more inches of snow this week then temperatures fell below zero yesterday!  Wowsers!  What happened to Spring this year?! Well, on to our challenge for this week.  Regardless of the weather in your area of the country we want you to "Think Spring" this week.  So, print out your Spring themed digital images and get busy! Here's what I created this week using one of the March digi releases - Magnolia Block : Magnolia Block $3.00 I kept my design simple to focus on the gorgeous magnolia flower.  The image was printed three times and each layer was colored with the new Wink of Stella glitter brush .  The glitter brush works like a dream!  It provides the perfect amount of glitter and is super easy to control.   The center layer was adhered with dimensional tape and the petal edges ...