Little Red Riding Hood

Stamps: Ching Chou Kuik's "Little Red Riding Hood" sheet 23, Plate 65

I just adore Ching Chou Kuik's whimsical version of Little Red Riding Hood! For today's cards I used some Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist and Glimmer Screens for backgrounds. These are the scraps I have left over from other projects. When you use the glimmer mist screens (think opposite of a stencil), you spray over them to create a pattern. When you spray over them, the glimmer mist collects on top of the screen...so always have a sheet of cardstock handy to flip the screen over on to. So, all that glimmery goodness never goes to waste. I then added some washi tape and Tim Holtz tissue tape and some black and white baker's twine.

Copic Markers:

Top card: E0000, E00, E11, E33, E35, E40, E42, E51, E70, RV000, BG10

Bottom card: R20, R22, R24, R25, R37, E11, E19 E30, E33, E35, E50, E51, E71, E74, E77, B00, B02, B06, BV31, RV02

Ching Chou Kuik's Red Riding Hood Series

Although I've been in the Halloween mode, I decided to use one of the Little Red Riding Hood stamps from Plate #65.

I colored her with Copics and created the flower with a scrap of silk ribbon. The papers are all scraps which were embossed with various embossing folders from a friend. Honestly, I've been sick since Thursday, so this card has a lot of mistakes but this cutie is just too cute, regardless of the coloring mistakes.

For the card design I went clean & simple - but added the silk ribbon flower in the corner.

To cover the accidental gob of glue, I strategically placed some left over die cut leaves.

The sentiment is also from Plate #65 which I stamped onto white card stock and then cut apart to put the first part of the sentiment on the front of the card and the rest of it on the inside.

Works for me, how about you? I'm off to check out the new, fabulous releases at the new, spiffy and elegant Sweet Pea Stamps webstore. Are you with me? See you there!

Connie-Off To Grandma's

For today's card I just had to use one of ching-chou kuik's

renditions of Little Red Riding Hood.

"Had" because Jennifer did such an outstanding job

that she got me coloring these cute stamps.

I colored her with Copic markers (still

learning here) and then I cut a mask of her from Eclipse tape

and airbrushed some faint color for the background.

I cut the corners with a punch by EK Success

and layered it all several times.

That's it.  No fancy package like Jennifer did.

Why?  Well my fingers refused to make a teeny tiny bow so I decided she had a nice one already.

Then I decided that this image stands alone and does it with pizazz (is that even a word?)

so nothing more was really needed.

You can find this image....actually a whole plate of images all in the cutest

Red Riding Hood theme by ching-chou kuik done for

Sweet Pea Stamps by clicking below:

Sweet Pea Stamps

Thanks for stopping by!

Connie

Ching-Chou Kuik's Little Red Riding Hood - Plate 65

Ching-Chou Kuik's Little Red Riding Hood images from plate 65 are awesome. They are so easy and quick to color and can be super versatile! I was totally useless the day they arrived - I just had to color them all.