Jane Presents Chincoteague By Julia Burgess

Today is my day to showcase an image from Sweet Pea Stamps and I have chosen to work with the beautiful rubber stamp Chincoteague by Julia Burgess which is available from the Sweet Pea Store.

I decided to challenge myself with this image by colouring it with one black crayon (Faber Castle Polychrosmos) - what fun I had :) :) :) In keeping with the image I then followed through in my planning with an all black and white card.  To begin with I designed some horse shoe paper to use as my backing paper, this I mounted on black card.

 Next I designed some horseshoes and cut them with my die cutter.  I used black vinyl on thick white card to make them sturdy.

 Here is the coloured image

 While in the UK a while ago and rumaging through second hand shops in their button boxes I found this wonderful bit - instant love and had to have hahahaha.

 I coloured the bit with black Promarker and then added some ultra fine black glitter.

 To finish of two small black gingham bows to cover up how I have attached the horse bit to the card.

Ingredients:-

• Image - Chincoteague by Julia Burgess 
• Colour media - Faber Castle Polychrosmos and Black Promarker
• DP and horse shoe die cuts by me
• bit, ribbon etc from my stash

Thank you for stopping by today and hope you have a happy crafting time ahead of you :) xx

Sweet Pea Stamps

Julia Burgesses Rainy Sande's view

Hello everyone!

Sande here showcasing a card for you today 

and this time I have used an image

 by Julia Burgess called "Rainy".

Isn't she look fabulous? I think she looks stunning!!

 And love those clody hair!!

 You can find Julia Burgess's images at the Sweet Pea Stamps store only as rubber stamps.  

There is much more fabulous images at Sweet Pea Stamps so don't forget to pop over!

Hope you'll get some inspiration here and create something great!

Don't forget to come back every day and see other DT's outstanding creations!

Hugs, Sande xx

Julia Burgess Sylvan Fairy - by Angelique

Good Morning,

Angelique here with todays project.

I have embelished a fake candle.
I know many of us, including myself, have used real candles to place their coloured image on
Theyre gorgeous, however, with all the embelishments we put on them, theyre not for use.
And lets be honost, who would want to burn those.....


At a local shop, I have picked up a LED candle.
When you touch it, it feels like a real candle because it has a wax layer on the outside, however it's a led candle, operated by batteries.

The image that I have coloured  is a rubber stamp from Sweet Pea Stamps and called Sylvan Fairy by Julia Burgess.
She's available at the Sweet Pea Shop HERE

I have coloured her with colour pencils of different brands.

 Added some golden sticker borders, silver & gold rhinestones

It's hard to see, but if you look closely you can see that I've turned on the candle.

It flickers like a realy candle

I hope you enjoyed my project

We have a verry nice and friendly group on facebook and we would love to see your make with any of the Sweet Pea Stamps.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/Sweetpeastampsfriendsandfans/

See you again next week

Huggsss, Angelique

Chincoteague, Jane's view

Sweet Pea Stamps

Today is my day to showcase an image from Sweet Pea Stamps and I have chosen to work with the beautiful rubber stamp Chincoteague by Julia Burgess which is available from the Sweet Pea Store. This is a rubber stamp image.

I decided to challenge myself with this image by colouring it with one black crayon (Faber Castle Polychrosmos) - what fun I had :) :) :) In keeping with the image I then followed through in my planning with an all black and white card.  To begin with I designed some horse shoe paper to use as my backing paper, this I mounted on black card.

 Next I designed some horseshoes and cut them with my die cutter.  I used black vinyl on thick white card to make them sturdy.

 Here is the coloured image

 While in the UK a while ago and rumaging through second hand shops in their button boxes I found this wonderful bit - instant love and had to have hahahaha.

 I coloured the bit with black Promarker and then added some ultra fine black glitter.

 To finish of two small black gingham bows to cover up how I have attached the horse bit to the card.

Ingredients:-

• Image - Chincoteague by Julia Burgess 
• Colour media - Faber Castle Polychrosmos and Black Promarker
• DP and horse shoe die cuts by me
• bit, ribbon etc from my stash

Thank you for stopping by today and hope you have a happy crafting time ahead of you :) xx