It is time for Variations Week over at the Sweet Pea Stamps Blog. This is whereby all the Design Team use the same image to make their cards/creations.
For the month of January 2014 the Variations Week image is "Wither" by Rebecca Sinz. This image is available as a digital stamp and rubber stamp.
I have coloured my image in with my Graph'it pens, edged around the image with Tim Holtz's Fired Brick and Aged mahogany distress ink and then finally brushed on some white gesso.
The backing papers I have used are from my stash. On the checked backing paper I have used a harlequin mask and inked through with the Aged Mahogany distress ink. On two corners I have painted on white gesso and some glitter. The border is a heart mask, run through my Grand Caliber to emboss the heart and lightly inked over with the Fired Brick distress ink. I had drew a heart, covered with white gesso, sprinkled with some glitter and inked with Aged Mahogany distress ink. The card is finished off with a Craftwork Cards die-cut sentiment, ribbon from a box of chocolates (long eaten!!) and rose flowers and pearl embellishment.
Make sure you pop on over to the Sweet Pea Stamps Blog during the week to see the variety of cards/creations made with "Wither" by Rebecca Sinz.
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For the month of January 2014 the Variations Week image is "Wither" by Rebecca Sinz. This image is available as a digital stamp and rubber stamp.
I have coloured my image in with my Graph'it pens, edged around the image with Tim Holtz's Fired Brick and Aged mahogany distress ink and then finally brushed on some white gesso.
The backing papers I have used are from my stash. On the checked backing paper I have used a harlequin mask and inked through with the Aged Mahogany distress ink. On two corners I have painted on white gesso and some glitter. The border is a heart mask, run through my Grand Caliber to emboss the heart and lightly inked over with the Fired Brick distress ink. I had drew a heart, covered with white gesso, sprinkled with some glitter and inked with Aged Mahogany distress ink. The card is finished off with a Craftwork Cards die-cut sentiment, ribbon from a box of chocolates (long eaten!!) and rose flowers and pearl embellishment.
Make sure you pop on over to the Sweet Pea Stamps Blog during the week to see the variety of cards/creations made with "Wither" by Rebecca Sinz.
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This is a card I have made using a Sweet Pea Stamps image by Elisabeth Bell called "Little Peppermint Puff". It is available as a rubber stamp.
I have coloured the image in with my Graph'it pens and inked around the edge with Tim Holtz's Spiced Marmalade and Peeled Paint distress inks. The backing papers I was given. I have put some green card through my new spotty Die'sire embossing folder I got for Christmas.
I have finished the card off with some cream flowers which I have inked with Spiced Marmalade distress ink, ribbon, gems, Craftwork Cards die-cut sentiment and a die-cut butterfly.
Oh I just LOVE this image.. it is just fantastic.. great coloring..
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Kym, you did an amazing job with Wither, beautiful...
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These are just cute. I love what you did with Wither!
ReplyDeletenice cards. I really like the effect on the edges of whither. So pretty.
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Pretty Wither card and Peppermint Puff is adorable!! Wonderful cards!
ReplyDeleteWell done Kym. Two beautiful cards.
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Gorgeous work, I just love the Wither image, it's perfect for the valetine theme that you did it up for. Wonderful colors for her.
ReplyDeleteyour art is always so wonderful. I love both pieces you have made they are colored so beautifully Kym.
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susan
So sweet! I you did this dragon so good!! Hugs Milo <3
ReplyDeleteWith everything that is going on in your life right you amaze me. These are both fantastic pieces of work. Thanks so much for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteAnother two gorgeous cards, Kym. Where do you find the time? :)
ReplyDeleteLovely colouring and such pretty colour schemes too.
Ali