Nature Photos

This is an A2-sized card, and the card base is black. I started this card by stamping the photo clip (?). Then, I stamped the bees (?), the lady bug (Anita's) and the butterfly (Embossing Arts) and colored them in using my Prismacolor pencils. Next, I added the camera scrapbooking paper to the card base. It measures 4" by 5 1/4". Finally, I placed the photo clip at a pleasing angle and adhered it with double-sided tape.

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Simon Says: Add A Photo 

October 2020 Challenge: Anything Goes w/Optional Twist: Winged Things 

"L" is For Lucky Ladybug

 It isn't very often I stamp three items about the same amount apart and have them look even, but that's what happened here. So, I ran with it and made this card.

I started this slimline card with stamping the ladybugs (Anita's) and the sentiment (Stampers Anonymous). I chose this plaid patterned for the next layer down and green for the card base. I used double-side tape to adhere the plaid panel to the card base. Finally, I colored the middle ladybug's wings with a red Prismacolor pencil.

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L is for Ladybugs (Ladybirds)

Lucky Ladybug

 

 

This top-folding, A2-sized card was fairly easy to make. Just stamp and color!

 

First, I stamped the sunflower (Hero Arts), then I stamped the ladybug (Anita's). I put the card into my small MISTI and lined up the sentiment (Stampers Anonymous). I inked it using my Versafine Onyx ink pad and stamped it. After that, I colored in the images using my Prismacolor pencils. Finally, I adhered that panel to a red card base.

 

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Crafty Cardmakers - #262 Things With Wings 

 

Simon Says: Use Your Favorite Stamp (The Sunflower)

 

Alphabet Challenge Blog - L is for Ladybugs (Ladybirds) 

 

Freshly Made Sketches #452 

 

H is For Hungry, 3

The Alphabet Challenge Blog is having a challenge to create a card where I have to show my favorite food. Well, I have lots of favorites, so this is the third card I've made for the challenge. Strawberries!

I stamped the strawberries, by Anita's, three times on some scrap white cardstock. I colored each one using my Prismacolor colored pencils and fussy cut them out. I mounted them on a white A2-sized card blank using double-sided tape. There's room for a sentiment if I need a card for a certain event.

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The Alphabet Challenge Blog - H is for Hungry - Favourite Food