Featured Artist Week: Tera's View

 Hallo,
  Our featured artist this week is Lisa Victoria  and I really love her little dragons!!!
  This little guy is 'Marshmellow Dragon' and I used him to make  a gift tag for a favorite summer treat - 'smores :)
   I figured he would make a great tag for this little gift of graham crackers, marshmallows and hersey bars :)
  I colored him with prismacolor pencils and cut him out to match a tag that I saved from a new pair of jeans and covered with paper :)
  This cute little dragon can be found in the digi section .
   Have a great day!!!
       Tera

Featured Artist Week: Sande's View

Sande here with you today and I am starting a new featured Artist week.

 Our Artist is Lisa Victoria. 

This sweet image on my card is Lisa's lovely image "Dragon Luck".

 Such a sweetheart! I did color it with my Copics. The image can be found as rubber and as digital. 

There is many new images from Lisa Victoria and I think you must see them :)

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 fabulous!

Hugs, Sande xx

Red Riding Hood 3, Ching Chou Kuik - Milos view

Red Riding Hood 3, Ching Chou Kuik 

Hugs Milo =)

Variation Week: Holley's View

Here's an image from one of the newest artists at Sweet Pea stamps Heather Valentin. She sells only Rubber stamps at the store and this image is called Molly - What a catch.  Have you been enjoying all the amazing creations with this stamp all week? Well, here's my creation using this fun image.  This image is just darling, I gave her pink hair an turquoise clothes that match the embellishments I put on the card.

Here's an enlargement of the image itself.  Don't you love the cute fish button I added to the center of the flower?  how about those adorable flower brads? don't they match that funky ribbon just perfectly?

Hope you have had a wonderful week.  I have a lot of friends and family who love to go fishing so I know this card will be a big hit with them.  Hope you are all having a wonderful summer.  Have some card making fun too!  When you do make one, share it with us at our Facebook Friends group-Click here.

Cheers, Holley

Variations Week: Tera's View

 Hallo,
    This week we are all working with Molly - What a catch by Heather Valentin and today is my turn :)
  Isn't she adorable!!!! She looks like she is having a good day fishing !!
    I colored her with copics and cut her out with a Spellbinders die.
  I added some bright fun paper to match her shirt and hair bows and an orange ribbon too. I also found this cute little fish charm in my stash too :)
  All for today - Take Care
       Tera

Variations Week: Lina's View

Heather Valentin is a fairly new artist in the store, but I'm so happy she joined the artist team. Cause I absolutely love and adore her images. I think they're so full of personality and mood.

She's colored with Copics, off course. It is my favorite medium after all. I used:
Skin E0000, E000, E00, E21, E13
Hair E31, E53, E23, E25, E27
Pants B91, B93, B95, B97
Purple RV91, RV93, RV95
Water B0000, B000, B00, B02
Wood E31, E33, E34, E35
Grass YG61, YG63, YG67
Fish YR21, YR12, YR15, YR16, YR18, Y32, Y35, Y38
Eyes B91, B93, B95, B97, B99

I kept this card fairly simpel, with just a single sheet of patterned paper. I really love all that's going on in the image, and didn't want it to get lost in to many papers and embellishments. So a bright sunray paper was really all I wanted, together with a few embellishments..

The image is available in the Sweet Pea Stamp store as rubber.

Thanks so much for stopping by today.
-Lina

Variations Week: Aletha’s View

It’s that time of the month at Sweet Pea Stamps. The image that Sweet Pea’s Designers were given is Molly Gone Fishin’. Molly was designed by Heather Valentin exclusively for Sweet Pea. She will be available in red rubber. I must add that this rubber is of the best quality.

Molly was a dream to color. I colored with Copics and did some highlighting with a white gel pen. She was then trimmed and layered on blue and yellow cardstock.

Copics used:

Skin: E000, 00, 04, 11, 21, and R20

Hair, stump, and pole:

E25, 29, 31, 50

Shirt and bows: Y11, 14, 15, 18, 19, 32

Fish: B12, 14, 16, 18, and

YR21, 24, 27

Grass: YG61, 63, 67, and G29

Water: B12, 16, 18

Background: W00, 0, 1, 2, and B12, Y18

I layered some designer paper on blue and yellow cardstock and then adhered that to a white card base. The embellishments are ribbon in two corners, a layered butterfly, and spikey flowers.

Have you checked out our One Sweet Challenge? I hope you join us. If you do, and you used a Sweet Pea image, head over to our Facebook’s Group art contest.  The one going on right now lasts until July 7. That gives you plenty of time to make some Sweet Pea goodness.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope that you stop by every day and check out what Sweet Pea’s Design Team has in store for you. If you have any questions, you can always contact me.

Aletha Jane

Sweet Pea Designer

It's your last chance!!

You better run to the store and get these adorable images from Sweet Pea artist Elisabeth Bell!  I am using Twinkle Toes Bubbles on this quick and cute card here.  I thought this bubble looked like two drops of water, so I added some cute rain drop borders to the card.  Doesn't she have a happy smile?

The store has over 50 stamps from Elisabeth Bell to choose from and they will all be retired on July 31st, so you only have two weeks left to grab all the images you want!

Click here to check out all her images.

Cheers, Holley

Variation Week: Jane's View

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Today is my day to showcase an image from Sweet Pea Stamps for our Variation Week.  This week all the DT are creating an item using the cute image 'Molly- What A Catch' by Heather Valentin. This image is only available in rubber.

To begin with I coloured the background of the image wit blendable pencils.  Not sure why the are called blendable as I can't get a nice smooth finish with these but never mind, they serve the purpose for now.

 Once that was done I coloured the image with Promarkers.

Promarkers used.

 For this project I am altering a note book so to start off I removed the spiral hold.

Next, and I have forgotten to take picture lol, I covered the front cover with navy hand made paper then added some blue mesh.  The digi was cut with X-Cut Scalloped Circles. Using another paper I have which has a snake skin texture I then embossed it with an embossing folder that looks a bit like fish scales.  This too was cut with the same die as the digi.  To finish off the edges I used pearls and Ice Stickles.

 The fish were cut using Joy Craft fish die.

Now I don't have any Frantage but I am playing at making something similar.  Here I have some Mica which I picked up from and onld (1940's) disused mine hubby and I found when on holiday down under.  It is such fun stuff lol.  I have flaked off a few pieces and chopped them up with scissors.

Using thick embossing powder which I applied to the cover I then sprinkled my mica fragments on top and heated from underneath to melt.

 Onto making a charm for the pencil using fishing line, pearl beads and a shell charm.

 I coloured a small pencil with Rock Pool Promarker and then finished off with some Extreme Glitter paint.

 And here we have the finished wee pencil

I love the way these pencils fit perfectly into the spring coil <g>

 And here is the finished creation.

Ingredients

• Digi -  'Molly- What A Catch' by Heather Valentin
• Promarkers
• Dies - Joy Crafts fish and X-Cut Scalloped Circles
• Ice Stickles
• Embossing folder
• Book, pearls, charm, pencil, mica, thick embossing powder from my stash

Thank you for stopping by today and hope you have lots of crafting fun ahead of you :) :) xxx