Customer Gallery Submission: Dawn Knight

Dawn shares her beautiful work today.

Lisa Victoria's Bubble Fairy:

ching-chou kuik's Plate 43:

Customer Gallery Submission: Tracey Feeger

Tracey shares her beautiful card today.

ching-chou kuik's The Moth:

Customer Gallery Submission: Mis Vadovsky

Mis Vadovsky shares her wonderful works today.

ching-chou kuik's Rising Flame:

ching-chou kuik's Red Hearts:

ching-chou kuik's Dance of Butterfly: 

Customer Gallery Submission: Karina

Karina shares her beautiful cards.

ching-chou kuik's Spring Spread:

ching-chou kuik's Flowing in Blue: 

ching-chou kuik's Purple Woods:

ching-chou kuik's Come Softly:

Connie-Sweet Pea Halloween Preview

I did this card in honor of Sweet Pea's Halloween SALE!

Click on the link below to see all the many images that come with this sheet.

Sweet Pea Stamps

It is LOADED you know!!

I began with white glossy paper which I brayered with a K Pad "Desert Heat"

and then over-stamped with some of the many images from this sheet.

I stamped the focal image and embossed before coloring with Copic markers.

I punched a tiny hole in the stem and ran several pieces of gold crinkly wire

through for additional "vines"

Happy Haunting!!

Halloween/ Fall Sale!

Save 20% on our Halloween/ Fall stamps. This sale will last through Wednesday, Aug. 11th

Customer Submission Week!

Welcome to the monthly Sweet Pea Stamps customer appreciation and submission week. The week were we feature the beautiful creations our wonderful customers share with us. We hope you enjoy all the wonderful artwork this week!


If you would like your artwork featured during the next customer submission week - September 12-18, please send it to Jennifer.

Customer Gallery Submission: Nadia

Nadia shares her beautiful card.

ching-chou kuik's The Silentness:

Customer Gallery Submission: Jen Shults

Jen shares her beautiful card today.

ching-chou kuik's Blue-Rose Tattoo:

You're a Hoot!

Hello! Hope you are all having a wonderful day! This card uses a wonderful stamp from Sweet Pea artist Elaine Cox called Blue Nocturne. I love the look of this stamp and if you have seen the original, you will see how different it looks here based on the colors chosen here.

I used dotted swiss paper from Bazzill, embossed line paper from AC, shiny ribbons from Michaels and large flowers. My coloring is done with Copic Markers. The saying comes off of Plate #40 from Elaine Cox as well. The buttons come from American Traditional and are mounted using glue dots.

Wishing you all a happy day!
Holley