I am so close to completing my Copic collection I can almost taste it. Just 2 more (that the store was out of) and I’ll call it functionally complete. I don’t have all of the earth tones or grays, but for what I color, I have all the ones I need. That’s not to say I won’t eventually get those …
This vintage card is made with the Cakewalk line by October Afternoon and the Mini Bingo Card stamp from Pink Persimmon. I stamped the image onto white Neenah cardstock and then went to town with my Distress Inks (Vintage Photo, Walnut Stain, probably a little Frayed Burlap), then I used a Distress Stain as a bingo dauber and marked off …
Here’s a quick card with lots of fun embellishments. It’s always nice when your paper does the work for you. Both the background and the lady are cut from pages of the A Ladies’ Diary collection from Graphic 45. The flowers were of the generic white variety that you can buy in a huge bag. I dabbed them with some …
Sharing a couple of old(er) favorites today. The Social Club line from Cosmo Cricket is at least a year old (maybe two), but it’s still one of my favorites for the colors and patterns. And it goes perfectly with Pink Persimmon’s Style Girl. I wish I had a dress like this. I’ll be honest, I colored this long ago. But …
I’m pretty sure washi tape is the most fun of all the craft supplies. It’s so pretty, and functional, and easy to use. I made these two cards in a matter of minutes using just my tape stash and a cute stamp set from Pink Persimmon. The tape is from all over the place. There’s some Tim Holtz in there, …
As soon as I saw the Style Girl stamp from Pink Persimmon I knew I wanted to find a way to get it on a shirt for my little one, it was just a question of how. Stamping ink didn’t seem like it would be permanent enough, and fabric paint was too thick for the fine lines of the stamp. …