Stampin' In Alaska

Happy Independence day to my American friends! Good morning and welcome to a new Jellypark Friends challenge . This week our theme is "Red, White and Blue". Here is my card using the sweet digital image " Children's Parade " The image was colored with Copic markers, Prismacolor pencils, and blending stumps.  The base was dry embossed with a Cuttlebug star folder. Designer papers are from Bo Bunny. I hope you get a chance to play along! Just post your "Red, White and Blue" creation to the Jellypark Friends Challenge blog. You might be the random winner of a Jellypark digital image of your choice! Thanks for stopping by!  I am also sharing my card with the following: Simon Says Monday Challenge:  W is for White Simon Says Stamp Work It Wednesday:  Anything Goes Sugar Pea Designs Challenge:  SPD06 Anything Goes

Welcome to a new challenge with Jellypark Friends. This week our challenge is " All things Sporty ". I am getting a head start on Father's Day with the " Gone Fishing " image: The image was colored with Copic Markers, fussy cut and layered on this fabulous paper from October Afternoon's Campfire paper pad. Be sure to stop by the blog and check out the fabulous inspiration provided by the design team! I am also sharing this card with the following: Simon Says Wednesday Challenge:  Father's Day/Masculine Fussy and Fancy Friday Challenge #115:  Outdoors  Crafts 4 Eternity: R#179 For the Boys   Thanks for stopping by!  I always enjoy reading your comments.

Happy Friday and welcome to a new challenge with Jellypark Friends. This week our challenge to you is to use a Jellypark image . If you don't have a Jellypark digital image, it's easy to join the Jellypark Club to receive free images and special promotions. The free images change monthly, so grab it while you can! I incorporated several images from the " Cooking Bundle " for my project this week: I picked up a package of pre-decorated clothespins from Michael's to create these fun kitchen magnet clips. Each image was printed on Stampin' Up white cardstock, colored with Copic Markers and cut with Spellbinder circle nestibilities.  It's hard to see in the photo, but glossy accents were added to the salt & pepper image.   A Wink of Stella glitter brush was used to highlight the apron image. I hope this has inspired you to grab your favorite Jellypark image and join the fun this week! Don...

Happy Friday and welcome to a new Jellypark Friends Challenge - Pretty Pastels . The design team is showcasing a couple of new images today that are perfect for your Spring projects and our challenge theme. But first, I want to show you the project I created using the new release " Bunny with Basket of Flowers ":     It was so much fun decorating this canvas tote!   The digital image was printed onto a transfer sheet.   After ironing the transfer onto the tote, the image was colored with Copic markers.  A little Memento ink sponged  along the edges, rhinestone bling and a row of floral ribbon was glued to the bag.  I really like how this turned out and hope to  make another one soon.   Here's a close up of the colored image:   Both of the new release images are adorable and perfect for lots of projects.     You can find them both in the shop HERE . ...

Happy Friday and welcome to a new Jellypark Friends Challenge - Chocolate & Cake. The design team is showcasing a couple of new images today that work perfectly with our challenge theme. But first, I want to show you the card I created using the new release " Boy eating Chocolate ": The image was colored with Copic markers and the sentiment  is from Stampendous.  The designer papers are My Mind's Eye "Oxford Lane".  I added some machine stitching and a doodled border.  What a fun little image, huh? Here's a close up of the colored image: Both of the new release images are adorable and perfect for lots of projects. You can find them both in the shop HERE . Don't forget to check out all of the Design Team inspiration for this week's challenge on the Jellypark Challenge blog . While you're there, check out the challenge details and join the fun!  We'd love to see what ...

Happy Friday and welcome to a new   Jellypark Friends Challenge "Buttons and Bows". I was so excited to play with the new Jellypark release this month "Girl with Bow in Hair". While Jellypark images aren't required to participate in the challenge we always enjoy seeing  them in the challenge gallery. You can find this adorable new image, along with many others in the Jellypark Digi Shop . While you're there, sign up for the Jellypark Club .  You'll receive a monthly letter with "Member only" freebies along  with promotional information. Here's my clean and simple design for this week's challenge: I colored the image with Copic Markers, Prismacolor pencils  and accented with charcoal pencil.  The coordinating digital sentiment is from a set called " Retail Therapy " by Create With TLC. A simple button and baker's twine bow was added in keeping with the challenge theme. ...

I hope your weekend has started off great. I'm stopping by with a fun card for  this week's Jellypark Friends Challenge : Anything Goes. I used Claire Keay's adorable digital image  " Girl hugging Heart " from the Jellypark online shop. This sweet image was colored with Copic Markers and  fussy cut then popped up on a felt die cut circle. This card is also for Day 5 of the Hope You Can Cling To Challenge over on Splitcoast Stampers. Lee challenged us to use Pink Camouflage somewhere on our project. I created my own camouflage panel by using fun foam (thanks for the tip from Cook22 and MrsLaird), Spellbinder Heart Nestibilities and two Memento Dew Drop inks:  Angel Pink and Rose Bud. The digital sentiment is a freebie from  Create With TLC . I am also sharing this card over on the  Create With TLC Show It Off Sunday Linky Party. Thanks for stopping by!  I hope you get a chance to check out a...

I hope you've had a fabulous and productive weekend! I'm stopping by with a fun card for this week's Jellypark Friends challenge: The Sentiment is the Key . I chose this sweet " Bear With Star " digital image from the Jellypark shop.  It's the perfect way to showcase a sentiment.  By the way, this set comes with three fun sentiments that you can include as your message. I kept my design clean and simple to focus on the sweet bear image holding his sentiment. Thanks for stopping by!  I always enjoy reading your comments.

Stopping in with a quick post for this week's Jellypark Friends challenge " Things that Fly ". I used the adorable " Mouse and Balloon " digital stamp from Jellypark for my card this week: The design is clean and simple to focus on the sweet image and fun sentiment. The digital sentiment is one of my all-time favorites from Create With TLC . Thanks for stopping by!  Hope you have a fabulous, creative week.

This is my final week as guest designer for the Jellypark Friends challenge .  I have had so much fun creating this month with Claire's sweet digital images.  If you aren't familiar with her designs, be sure to hop over and check the shop HERE . Jellypark has two new digital images this week for the teenager in your life: This week's challenge is to use things both old and new on our project.  What could be newer than using one of the newly released images? The "old" for my project is the button and papers.  I have had two cards of buttons in my stash for awhile that I found at a garage sale.  This button seemed to coordinate perfectly with the papers from an Authentique paper pad I picked up at Hobby Lobby earlier this year.  I also used an MFT die-namic for the music notes.  The "Tween Girl" was colored with Copic Markers.  The colors are actually various shades of pink.  Unfortunately, my camera decided to make the car...

This week's Jellypark Friends challenge is "Stars are Shining Brightly".  I had so much fun with this little Monster image from Jellypark.  Claire's characters have such a whimsical style.  This image was one of the Jellypark November Member freebies.  Of course, I couldn't resist using one of my favorite color combos - orange, green and yellow! I have also used this week's My Favorite Things sketch: Thanks for taking a closer look!