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Growing in Unity - Day 2

Welcome to Day 2
of my week as the 
veteran Growing in Unity gal!


I will be posting a fun Unity Project
each day this week.  Please be sure to
stop by and leave a comment.

Not only do I enjoy reading your comments
BUT I will be drawing two random 
winners from this week's comments
to receive a grab bag of Unity stamps.

My addiction to Unity Stamps
began when I was introduced 
to Phyllis Harris and her 
wonderful children's illustrations.

Today I'm sharing projects
featuring

 The image was stamped onto
Stampin' Up! Whisper White
card stock and colored with Prismacolor
pencils.  The background was created
by sponging Memento ink over a
scalloped die cut.

Thanks for taking the time to stop by! 

I'm sharing my card with the following: 
TTCRD:  March 7 -13 Anything Goes
Kraftin' Kimmie Challenge:  March Release  Anything Goes 
Crafting From the Heart:  #150 Anything Goes  

Comments

Moongirl said…
So sweet and I love your clouds!
Unknown said…
Love this stamp....so sweet
Unknown said…
So very lovely! I love Phillis Harris. I love how you used it in a frame. A light bulb went on in my head. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. 😊
Unknown said…
Sisters that's what it reminds me of
Valerie said…
These projects are beautiful. I don't have this stamp either! I'll put it on my wishlist like the other :) Thank you for sharing your wonderful handiwork!
Dorothy Green said…
I love this card. I also am addicted to Phyllis Harris stamps! :) I love your colouring and I would like to know how you do those clouds! Thanks for sharing your talent!
Becca Yahrling said…
I love the Phyllis Harris stamps, too. Her artistry is pure perfection. And your card is awesome!
Niece said…
I just ordered my first Phyllis Harris stamps and this makes me more excited to get them. Love your clouds.
Dale Sue said…
You have an artist's hand! Lovely.
Unknown said…
Reminds me of summer.
Unknown said…
Love your coloring!
Selena said…
Love the Phyllis Harris stamps! You did a wonderful job on your coloring!!
ccheney said…
Love the way you framed the image!
Denise S. said…
Love that stamp and what you did with it.
Barb Kingston said…
Love this stamp and you did an amazing job. Thank you for sharing.
Unknown said…
Awesome job! Love that stamp!
Lisa Lynn said…
Cynthia, your card is wonderful and I love the image in the frame.
greenize said…
Love Phyllis Harris images and I have this one! You did a wonderful job on the coloring. Pencils take expertise to use, thanks for sharing your talent!
Helen Smit said…
Lovely, sweet card, great cloud background
You truly are good with the coloring. I love this stamp, so very sweet.
Lagene said…
Beautifully colored!
kotkotin said…
Cute cards and that stamp make me dreaming on summer .
Denise Bryant said…
Beautiful card! Love your coloring with pencils!
sharon g said…
Wow, nice coloring. I am trying to learn from you ladies...
Unknown said…
Very nice!! Thanks! I'm gonna have to add this to my wishlist!!
windycindy said…
How artistic you are! I especially like your framed card... Many thanks for sharing!
Cindi
Cmo22 said…
Great card....love the clouds!
Tammy P. said…
Your coloring skills are incredible! These are beautiful. I don't believe I've seen this Phyllis Harris image used before. I love your clouds too.
I don't have this image yet, but should as I have two little granddaughters about these ages. You did a great job on it.
Unknown said…
Beautiful! Your clouds are amazing!☁️☁️☁️
Beth F. said…
Such a beautiful scene! I love the way you created the clouds in the background
Kari S said…
I love your coloring!
Wilma said…
love that you framed the art work...looks really nice
Unknown said…
gotta get this stamp set for my bff...she is a stamping gal as well. Thanks for the showcase - AWESOME!
Unknown said…
Love Phyllis Harris stamps. I recently purchased a couple. Love these images you didm
Jennifer Scull said…
both your card and framed project with this stamp are beautiful! Phyllis Harris truly has a gift with capturing the nuances of childhood, doesn't she?! take me back down memory lane with each one.... wonderful job, Cynthia! :)