Hallo,
As time ran down to the wire and I was running out of time making my Christmas cards once again, I looked for quick and pretty ideas for my cards.
Here is one batch that I did last year using Karen Middleton's 'Christmas Angel'.
I colored her several different ways with prismacolor pencils and then cut her out with a die and edged that panel with a gold metallic pen.
I layered her to a base cardstock that I embossed with a 'Merry Christmas' folder and then added some touches of glitter.
I had fun with this sweet image trying out different ways to color her up :)
All for today - Take Care
Tera
Thursday, March 19, 2015
'Christmas Angel' Christmas cards - Tera
Labels:
Christmas Angel,
Karen Middleton,
Tera
I am about to adventure into the life of Retirement and am looking forward to significantly more time in the studio, playing with my Grandkids and traveling now and then with the hubby. I have spent 41 years as an RN - mostly in Critical Care. I picked up painting and more formal art again when my kids went from High School into college. I have always done some form of art, even in the busy years of Career, Mom, Military wife - mostly in the crafty forms(sewing, rubber stamping, its a long list...) Now I mainly paint with encaustic wax. Encaustic is an ancient art form from Greece and Egypt that uses beeswax, natural tree resin and pigments. Encaustic is painted while melted in thin layers and every layer is fused to those below with heat( I mostly use a torch). True to my 'normal' self I have 3 or 4 other hobbies that keep me busy too , and you will be seeing(and have been) those here too.
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Little Peppermint by Janine
Hello SPS fans,
Today its my turn..
Couple of weeks ago i joined a workshop with Bister. Ofcourse i couldnt walk out the shop without some jars
And i decide to make a card with this beautiful stuff
I keep my card little CAS and used this little cute dragon from Elisabeth Bell Little Peppermint Puff
I colored him with my distress markers
I hope you like my card..if you want to see more photo's you can show it on my blog
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Melissa Stevens- Sweet Mermaid by Ria....
Hello Tuesday, oh wow the time really flies by so fast Spring is here WHOOHOO really happy about that as I am so done with the cold winter weather. I need Sunshine so I can take my photo's outside again in my garden.... guess that will have to wait for a while as nothing much is in bloom yet....
So here is one of my early morning colourings that I did with Aqua Promarkers. This is Sweet Mermaid by Melissa Stevens... One of our new rubberstamp artists...
And this is the card that I created with her. The papers I used are by Maja Designs sooo pretty.
I cut the dies that I used out of watercolouringpaper so the flowers are also coloured with Aqua Promarkers.
I hope you enjoyed looking at my card.
hugs Ria
Monday, March 16, 2015
Lil Zepa - Sande's view
Hello all you lovely crafters!
Sande here with you today showing a card
I have made by using this new and so cute image from
Heather Valentin called "Lil Zeba's Floral Parasol".
You can find this Beauty at the Sweet Pea Stamps store
as a rubber stamp and a digital.
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
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Do Your Own Thing, Jane's view
Sweet Pea Stamps
I have really messed up here, it is not like me to not take lots of photos as I am going along but today I only took two and neither one is worth adding to the blog. I hope you will forgive me:)
For this card I used a very soft pink pearl card base which I cut to my usual 140cm square size then trimmed down so I could incorporate and over the edge lacy top using the Marianne Designs Creatables Anjas Vintage Decoration which I then embossed the section which was not part of the cut out, this formed my first matting layer. The base layer of my card was covered with pink lace. I then spent the next 4 hours or so colouring in. I really did have issues here, should I just colour the background, skin and hair of the dancers and leave the rest uncoloured as this image is so beautifully drawn and shaded or should I colour with something a bit different, I really did not want to do pink. With having the dark skinned child in the quartet whatever colour used had to work with browns, that left me with turquoise as my first option or maybe yellows which I am not keen on. I don't think I have coloured anything in peach before so, with fingers and toes crossed, this was the route I took. Not sure If I really like the outcome but I don't dislike it either hahahaha. Chocolate brown was used to as the contrasting colour for the flourishes, mount behind the sentiment, bow and Stickles. I also added two bronze metal butterflies and a sweet wee shoe which sort of looks like a ballet pump.
Ingredients:-
- Image - Do Your Own Thing by Lynne Stansbery
- Colouring Medium - Promarkers
- Dies - Marianne Designs Creatables Anjas Vintage Decoration, Spellbinders Ovals, Scalloped Ovals and Spellbinders Floral Flourishes
- From my Stash - Stickles, metal butterflies, shoe charm, ribbon and lace
Thank you for stopping by today and hope you have a happy crafting time ahead of you :) xx
Labels:
digi stamp,
Do Your Own Thing,
Jane,
Lynne Stansbery
Just a regular person who seems to have a bit to much to say at times. I do enjoy keeping my hands busy (that generally keeps me out of mischief).
Saturday, March 14, 2015
The East Wind's Voyager II with Suzi
Today I'd like to share with you a project I've made featuring one of the gorgeous image by The East Wind, which you can now get in both digital and rubber stamp format in the Sweet Pea Stamp Store. I chose to get a little Steampunky with 'Lucy Loo - Voyager II'
As you can see Lucy Loo is ready to soar up into the sky on some amazing adventure. If you want to see more pictures and details about my project them please visit my blog.
Bye for now
Suzi
xxx
As you can see Lucy Loo is ready to soar up into the sky on some amazing adventure. If you want to see more pictures and details about my project them please visit my blog.
Bye for now
Suzi
xxx
Friday, March 13, 2015
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Happy Friday everyone! Here's an adorable new Sweet Pea stamp designed by artist Sandra Caldwell called Irish Lucky Plant. I colored up this fun image for a St Patrick's Day card. There's still time to create a fun card for St Patrick's Day which is Tuesday March 17th, so drop by the Sweet Pea store and check out their images for this holiday.


Here's a close up of this adorable digi stamp.
Check out all of the other fun images from Sandra Caldwell, she has recently added some fun Easter images as well. Sweet Pea also has a great friends and fans group on Facebook that you can visit to show off your cards, play in contests, win prizes and chat with other crafters, please join in!
Cheers, Holley
Labels:
Holley,
Irish Lucky Plant,
Sandra Caldwell
Child of God, wife of John, sister, aunt, Paraprofessional , Electrical Engineer, LabVIEW Programmer, and most of all lover of Crafts!
I am a Rubber Stamper, Scrapbooker, Cardmaker, and jewelry designer.
Weekly Inspirations With Nataliya
Hello Friends. Here is my Weekly inspiration at Sweet Pea Stamps DT Blog. This super cute image by our new Artist Lynne Stansbery "Pretty Little piggies". It's my first card that i using her image, and i like the idea that it comes with the sentiment.
To color i used mix of inks and pencils
Sentiment for this digi i added on the inside of my card
Die cuts here by Heartfelt Creations, Spellbinders and Cheery Lynn Designs.
Check out our Store for new digital images and rubber stamps
To color i used mix of inks and pencils
Sentiment for this digi i added on the inside of my card
Die cuts here by Heartfelt Creations, Spellbinders and Cheery Lynn Designs.
Check out our Store for new digital images and rubber stamps
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Rockin and shakin - Valentines Day shaker card - Tera
Hallo,
I have for you today a very Quick and easy little shaker card.
The main image is called 'Rock My World' by Amanda S Bryon and is colored with prismacolor pencils. This is such a fun image to work with - I will probably be making a few more shaker cards with this image!!! This image is a Rubber stamp BTW.
I used a die cut for the shaker card with a clear plastic sheet for the hole and some clear beads and foil hearts for the shakies.
I decorated the outside with rows of red rhinestones and some glittered foam hearts.
Have a great day!!!
Tera
I have for you today a very Quick and easy little shaker card.
The main image is called 'Rock My World' by Amanda S Bryon and is colored with prismacolor pencils. This is such a fun image to work with - I will probably be making a few more shaker cards with this image!!! This image is a Rubber stamp BTW.
I used a die cut for the shaker card with a clear plastic sheet for the hole and some clear beads and foil hearts for the shakies.
I decorated the outside with rows of red rhinestones and some glittered foam hearts.
Have a great day!!!
Tera
Labels:
Amanda S Bryon,
Rock my World,
Tera,
Valentines Day
I am about to adventure into the life of Retirement and am looking forward to significantly more time in the studio, playing with my Grandkids and traveling now and then with the hubby. I have spent 41 years as an RN - mostly in Critical Care. I picked up painting and more formal art again when my kids went from High School into college. I have always done some form of art, even in the busy years of Career, Mom, Military wife - mostly in the crafty forms(sewing, rubber stamping, its a long list...) Now I mainly paint with encaustic wax. Encaustic is an ancient art form from Greece and Egypt that uses beeswax, natural tree resin and pigments. Encaustic is painted while melted in thin layers and every layer is fused to those below with heat( I mostly use a torch). True to my 'normal' self I have 3 or 4 other hobbies that keep me busy too , and you will be seeing(and have been) those here too.
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Nostalgia by Janine
Wow!! its Wednesday again..
Its march...and here in Holland is the sun shining.
Finally!
I loved my card in february with the theme Asian..so i made this card with Ching-chou Kuik Nostalgie
If you wants to know what i used for my card you can find it on my blog!
hugs Janine
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