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  Hi Everyone, I am up on the So Suzy blog today with another card I made with those wonderful sentiment stamps  So Suzy  carries. this one is by  Eleanor Roosevelt : As you can see, this is a real easy card. I took the stencil and first stenciled in white pigment ink. Then I move it a smidgen and stenciled with pink ink, using more ink at the bottom than at the top, giving you an ombre effect. The sentiment was a bit difficult to read, so I added some white gel pen to the letters to make them stick out more. iStencil A strip of gold striped Washi tape on top and voila - the card is finished! Hope you liked this! Happy Stamping!

Hi Everyone, I recently won two wonderful stamp sets from Right at Home Stamps and I finally found some time to make a card with one of the sets. I made that card for my daughter, who just got accepted into a graduate program in one of the best Universities in Munich, Germany. It was a long time dream of her to spend some time in Germany either working or now studying. She has put so much effort into achieving this and I am so happy it finally worked out for her! I am also happy I am managing to play along with Right at Home - they are celebrating their one year birthday and have a linky party going on right now - perhaps you want to join in as well? Happy Birthday Right at Home!!! So I took this cute alphabet banner set and stamped the letters in an orangey yellow. Cut them out an strung them With Bakers twine. Took my ink daubers and smashed them onto my card stock. Added sequins. Linking up with: Right at Home - One year celebration linky party Cupc

Hi Everyone, its inspiration time at  STAMPlorations ! My stamp supplies:     Thanks die ,   Stiched nesting die ,  Artsy Border ,  The Birds and the Blooms I took one of the artsy border stamps and heat embossed it repeatedly in white. Water colored it. Let it dry and used the stitched border die. Stamped the Marigold and fuzzy cut it, but I did give it a longer stem. Added some paper strips on the side and added velum under the THANKS.  At our   Inspiration Project posts have a monthly random drawing - 1 commenter wins a $10 gift certificate. So look at all those  fabulous cards the Inspiration Girls  made and leave them some love! It may pay off :) Linking up with: Shopping our Stash - stitching Happy Stamping!

Edit:  Sorry for the confusion - the challenge is NEXT Friday.... On a positive note - you can already prepare for it:) Hi Everyone,  how about playing along in the Skipping Stones Designs challenge ? The theme is summer - how appropriate!  I have a nice summery drink for you to get your creative juices flowing.... I used the set Grapeful  to make this card. Took the Martini and heat embossed it in white, Sponged yellow all around it and colored the Martini with Copics. Added the sentiment and stamped the lemon slice on a piece of scrap paper. Heat embossed it and colored it with Copics as well. Added Stickles to the drink - it looks yummy, don't you think?  So come and play along - You can win some SSD stamps! Linking up with: Sisterhood of Snarky Stampers - B is for Booze House of Cards - drinks a/o colors, see below   

Hi Everyone, I am up on the Joy Clair blog today, revisiting that cute baby set Joy Clair has come out with - Oh Baby : I needed a card for a friend of mine who just has delivered twin girls. and this set is just perfect for it! I did some paper piecing for the umbrella and a lot of fuzzy cutting. The babies and the bow are colored with Copics. The background is sponged and I added some sequins.  " H ung" the umbrella from a pink string and popped it up with foam tape. Hope you liked this! Don't forget to play with us in the  Joy Clair July challenge   - the theme is Summer and we have a beautiful inspiration picture to give you some colors to play with! The challenge closes July 30, so there is still time!  Linking up with: Just Add Ink - paper piecing Be sure to stop by Joy Clair's social media accounts: Facebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/joyclairstamps/ Joy Clair Projects Facebook Group:  https://www.fa

Hi Everyone, I am back to stimulate you to pull out your Christmas supplies and play with us at the  Muse Christmas Vision! For this week I created a card with a window, using a die by Papertrey. I die cut my white card stock and then made myself a triangle onto a second piece of card stock and sponged in all sorts of colors. Added the little houses (Inkadinkadoo) and the Santa (not sure from what company it is) I did not feel it needed a sentiment, but one could certainly add one. I also die cut a piece of fun foam to elevate my card stock window. So, there are so many ways to CASE this - I am sure you'll find your own unique one!  Hope to see you at MCV ! Linking up with: Addicted to Stamps and More  - Holiday

Hi Everyone, its inspiration time at  STAMPlorations ! My stamp supplies: Cutplorations birthday die , Party Time I played around with alcohol inks on Yupo paper, just dropping different colors and watch them do their thing. Its pretty cool and super simple! Added additional droplets of blending solution to some of the areas of color. The BIRTHDAY I cut with fun foam and the rest of the sentimtnt is heat embossed. Added some sequins. At our   Inspiration Project posts have a monthly random drawing - 1 commenter wins a $10 gift certificate. So look at all those  fabulous cards the Inspiration Girls  made and leave them some love! It may pay off :) Linking up with: Becca's 30th Birthday Bash   - Happy birthday Becca!!! Virginia’s View Challenge #22  - all about colors AAA card challenge  - stash favorite -  alcohol inks (with such results, how can it not be my favorite!) 30 day coloring challenge  - day 8 for me     Happy Stamping!

Hi Everyone, Connected through our love for card making, blogging and being from Germany we (Tanja from   Little Art Cottage   and I) decided to create a monthly project within predefined requirements. We are going to show you the result every 3rd Sunday of the month and this is our ninth transatlantic get-together! And we also have a guest this month - if you don't know Aileen Ryan from Color and Sparkle , you have really been missing out on some truly awesome card making goodness! I am so happy she agreed to join us this month! Welcome Aileen! This time it was my turn to pick the requirements and I picked "alcohol inks" I used Yupo paper for this card. It is synthetic paper and the way the inks flow on this paper is just amazing! Of course I did some research on you tube.....I used brown, butterscotch and a turquoise green as my colors. First I made them flow and then I did some dropping, splattering and selective dotting.  Her is a more detailed

Hi Everyone, I wanted to play in the  Ellen Hudson Mix it up  challenge with my last card, but then I forgot to put something by EH on it.....So I had to make another card.....No big deal. This month the mix up is with Neat & Tangled. I took a border set by N&T and made the background stripes. I did not try to space them evenly or ink them up to the same length. I wanted it to be somewhat random. I water colored paper in the colors you see and them die cut the EH flowers. Glued them on and added splatters and sequins. The "thinking of you" sentiment is also by N&T. My color scheme I got from the current Color Throwdown  and this card also is playing in Addicted to CAS , where the cue word is stripes and in Less Is More - repetition Happy Stamping!

Hi Everyone, I found some time to play along at the  Little Tangles  challenge. This month its an inspiration picture, which I have posted below. Used my favorite N&T set - the cute cats and had one splashing into a puddle , scaring those fish away, that it would have like to catch...The puddle/splatter is also by N&T. The cat and fish are colored with Copics, the sentiment is heat embossed.  Can you see how I got inspired? My husband and son couldn't..... Little Tangles CWS Challenge #4: Ink Splatters 30 day coloring challenge - day 6 for me