Stampin' In Alaska

  Hello and welcome to a new Meljen's Designs Challenge . This week's challenge is Holly & Berries - use the colors red and green on your project with a Meljen's digital image. My project includes the adorable " Snowy Moose " digital image by Meljen. The image was colored with Copic Markers.  Liquid Applique and diamond glitter was applied to the "snow".  The sentiment is from Unity Stamp Company . I'm sorry I don't know the set name  as I received it in a grab bag. Just a reminder - We're having a Guest DT Call!  We're looking for  two Guest DT  members for a three month term: (January 2, 2014 - March 27, 2014) Here's how to enter... Enter one or more challenges between November 21, 2013 and December 12, 2013.  Add  GDT  to your name with your entry! The DT will select two lucky people to be a Guest DT member! The names will be announced here on December 23, 2013 ! The GDTs will re...

It's time for another Sweet 'n Sassy digital challenge! This week's challenge is to create a pop-up card.  Here is what I created this week by using a pop-up card tutorial over on Splitcoast Stampers by Beate. I used " Eskimo Kisses " from the Sweet 'n Sassy digital image store for this card.  The sentiment is also digital, but I don't remember where I got it.  (Sorry!)  The cute couple has been paper pieced and colored with Copic Markers.  I applied liquid applique and a fine glitter to the coat trim of the little girl.  They have been placed on a Spellbinder heart die which was dry embossed and edged with diamond Stickles.  This is my first attempt at a pop-up card, but certainly will not be my last! A close up of the cute kissing couple! I kept the outside fairly simple and the organza bow is used to hold the card closed.    Because of the pop-up, the card is a little thicker than usual.  I cut a couple of hearts...

This week's challenge over on Mo's Digital Challenge blog is to use banners or tags with our Mo digi. I couldn't wait to create with Mo's recent freebie called "Snow Days". I decided to add a tag with the sentiment "celebrate" which will probably become a birthday card for my cousin next month. The image was colored with Copic Markers and liquid applique was added to the furry trim of her parka. The red, white and blue colors evolved from using papers from the Echo Park Winter Park paper stack. I am really having fun with these papers! Thanks for stopping by to take a look!