Artist of the week: Mitzi Sato-Wiuffs Dandelion Sprite by Janine

Hello Hello,

How are you doing, do you enjoy the new stamps in store?

i do!

But not talking about that..its Artist of the week and we as a team going to show you all kinds of stamps with Mitzi Sato-Wiuff

I choose a spring image called Dandelion Sprite

Not a card this time..I decided to pimp a paperbag for some presents

I colored the image with my distress markers

I hope you enjoy the week of the artist

Always Do Your Own Thing

Lynne Stansbery's digi "Always do your own thing" at Sweet Pea Stamps.

Colored with Alcohol markers and colored pencils.
By Terry Quinn

Mitzy Sato Wiuff- Spiderworth Spryte by Ria....

I love this cute Spiderworth Spryte by Mitzy Sato Wiuff rubberstamp. But then I almost love all Mitzy's stamps hahahaha but then I don't believe we carry any stamp I don't like at Sweet Pea Stamps hahahaha. So here is my early morning colouring that I did a couple weeks ago.

I coloured her with a combination of Stylefile markers, Copics and Spectrum Nior markers and I enhanced her face and the leaves with pencils.

This is the card that I created with her. I also used this cute sentiment from Sweet Pea Stamps.

I hope you enjoyed my view on Spiderworth Spryte :)

hugs Ria

Artist of the Week - Mitzi Sato Wiuff - Sande's view

Hello all you lovely crafters!

Sande here with you today showing a DT creation of mine. 

This time I have made a altered paper bag by using this super cute image from our Artist of the Week

  Mitzi Sato-Wiuff called "Poppy Sprite".

 You can find this Beauty at the Sweet Pea Stamps store 

as a rubber stamp only.  

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

Artist Week - Poppy Sprite - Jane's view

Sweet Pea Stamps

Today is my day to showcase and image from Sweet Pea Stamps and this week is Artist Week where the whole team are working with the wonderful images by Mitzi Sato-Wiuff.   I have chosen to work with the beautiful image Poppy Sprite  by which is available from the Sweet Pea Store as a rubber stamp.

I started by colouring the image with Promarkers, I do find red such a hard colour to work with but have to admit, I had great fun with this image :)

Next I moved onto my mount.  You know when you find some fabulous paper, buy it and then never use it, well today I decided it was time to cut into a a gorgeous paper I bought about 5 years ago and just have not had the heart to use until now. It has such a beautiful red flocking on it and oooooo so tactile.  Those who know me also know I love tactile card lol.  On the opposite diagonal I backed my card with some ruby red paper and then added red lace on top.  To cover the join of the two areas I added some ribbon.

What other embellishment could be used with the gorgeous Poppy Sprite but poppies.  I don't have a poppy die and although I did design some I ended up using the Pansy die from Sizzix and the stemmed centre is from a Marianne Craftables die. The centre of each petal was air-brushed with a Crimson Promarker.

 I needed a bit more black on the card to link up to the the Poppy Sprite underskirt so used another Marianne Design die - branch.  I then used ultra fine black glitter to on the tops of three black brads for the centres of the flowers.  Sorry they are not in the picture, they were to one side drying lol.

To assemble the card I embossed and cut a couple of circles which I mounted the fussy cut digi on.  A small type black peel off birthday sentiment was then place on the red circle.  A doily was then placed behind this grouping and attached to the card.  The finished poppies and leafy branch were then place on the mount and the mount attached to the card.  For the inside, a couple of basic squares using the red paper left over from the poppies and some of the base colour card and a black branch just to bring it all together.

Ingredients:-

• Image - Poppy Sprite by Mitzi Sato-Wiuff
• Colouring Medium - Promarkers
• Dies - Spellbinders Circles and Squares, Sizzix Pansy and Marianne Craftables Branch
• From my Stash - flock paper, lace, brads, ultra fine glitter, ribbon, doily and peel off Birthday sticker.

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

Amanda Byron's Gabbie Alice in Wonderland with Suzi

Today I'd like to share with you a project I created using one of the gorgeous red rubber stamps from the Sweet Pea Stamp Store, I used the beautiful Gabbie Alice in Wonderland by Amanda S Byron.

You can't beat the quality of these rubber stamps, they stamp beautifully time after time, such a joy to work with.  I stamped Gabbie Alice in Wonderland in Black Tuxedo Memento Ink before colouring her with a mix of Letraset Tria and Promarkers.  I decided to go with a muted colour palette, and teamed my image up with papers from Dovecraft's Curiosity Corner. You can find more pics and details on my blog.

You can get this gorgeous image and lots more of Amanda's beautiful images in gorgeous red rubber stamps right now in the Sweet Pea Stamps Store.

Bye for now
Suzi
xxx

Leprechaun Box Featuring Mitzi Sato Wiuff's Whimsical Little Leprechaun Rubber Stamp

Linda Tagg Mixed Media/2015

Leprechaun Box

Mitzi Sato Wiuff's Whimsical Little Leprechaun Rubber Stamp

Upcyled Tin

Spectrum Noir Markers

Buttons

Ribbon

What is a Leprechaun Box? 

On the Eve of St. Patrick's Day, 

Leprechauns move their gold to a new hiding place. 

If they can find a little box they will use it to hide their gold and afterwards, leave the box behind.

The Leprechauns will also leave a little thank you gift of 

chocolate coins or small toys in the box.  

This is a fun tradition to start with the little ones in your life.  

Make sure to place your Leprechaun Box on a low table so it is easily reached by the Wee Folk.

Get this and other cute rubber stamps and digital images from

Sweet Pea Stamps

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Weekly Inspiration With Nataliya

Welcome to another week of inspiration with Sweet Pea Stamps.
This week i like to show you this gorgeous "Bleeding Hearts Sprite" stamp by Mitzi Sato Wiuff. I absolutely adore her work!
I color image by using mix of distress ink pads and water color pencils.

Used some of my favorite dies to embellish card.

And here is a peek-a-boo on the inside. Added pretty Pink ribbon, to hold folds together.

Nice to have you here.
Nataliya

Good Morning!

Here's a wonderful Sweet Pea stamp from artist Zoimar Lezama. This adorable image is called Good Morning.  Isn't she too cute?  I just love her. I have been working on creating cards using colors that are not my usual, so Green is a big one for me.  This green and brown combo seems to go well together.

 

Here's a closeup of this adorable image

 

Be sure and check out the other fun images from Zoimar Lezama's collection. My total favorite has got to be  Pastel Goth, oh Cutie!  Drop by our Facebook group called Sweet Pea Stamps Friends and Fans where we have all sorts of card sharing, chatting, great contests with prizes and fun!

Cheers, Holley

Fireflies

Good Morning!!!

Denise here and today my DT Inspiration is Janna Prosvirina's 'Fireflies' digital stamp.

Here are some supplies that I used to make my easel card

I colored my image with copic markers and cut out a frame with my cameo.

The butterflies and the sentiment frame are from SU. The frame has a stamp and a matching die cut and I colored it with prisma colored pencils. Oh, the flourish is also a die cut from SU.

I added my sentiment directly on my digi with my digital software from SU also (MDS2)

Then I printed it and colored it with copics

My butterflies are flowing just like  her hair!

The flowers are ribbon roses & paper roses, the leaves are sequins.

REMEMBER HAVE FUN!!!