Fantasy Easter Ocean

Today I would like to share a card made using ching-chou kuik's Fantasy Easter Ocean (Plate #30). Right now this image is available for an unbelievable price as a single! With Easter just around the corner, it is the perfect image to have. The sentiment comes from Plate #32. The papers are Prima, the flowers Wild Orchid and the image was colored with copics. Thanks for stopping by!

February Project of the Month: Memory Bracelet

The project for this month is a memory bracelet. It is super easy and fun to make with just a few supplies.

Gumdrop Gang Easter Plate
Memento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad
Copic Markers
Neenah Solar White Card Stock
Chipboard (like a shirt liner works well)
Mod Podge
Diamond Glaze
Small Photos if desired
Printed Paper
Charm Bracelet or Asst Jump Rings to make a bracelet
Clasp
Hole Punch
1" Circle Punch
Pliers
Scissors
Piece of Wax or Freezer Paper

Stamp the images on the card stock and color.
Attach the stamped images and photos to the chip board with Mod Podge and allow to dry.
Attach a piece of decorative paper to the back of the chip board with Mod Podge and allow to dry.

Neatly trim the images out with scissors or punch.
Punch a hole at the center top of each charm.

Working on the wax/freezer paper, apply a thin layer of Diamond Glaze and allow to dry.
Flip charms over and apply a layer of Diamond Glaze to the backs and edges of the charms to seal and allow to dry.
If necessary use a large paper clip to push any Diamond Glaze out of the charm holes.
Make bracelet chain if needed.
Attach the charms to the chain randomly using jump rings.

Enjoy sharing!

Another Valentine's Day Card

The Gum Drop Gang- Be Mine is just so perfect to create Valentine's Day cards with that I just can't stop making them! Cameron and Hayden are just so adorable as they present each other with their heart. Remember when it was that new and simple? Just for one day- act as though it still is, it will be a fabulous day!

Be Mine

These two cards were made with the Gum Drop Gang 'Be Mine' plate. The papers are unknown, ink was VersaFine Onyx and the images were colored in with Copic Markers. The brad on the card below came from Queen & Co.