Sunday, January 23, 2011
HDH072 -Hell hath no fury & S&S Sketch Challenge
The theme this week at Barb's Haunted Design House was Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Decided to kill the man in question, but didn't want it to be too gorey, and thought flowers are lovely and spring is coming soon. I printed out the Grace digi from Simply Betty Stamps' great Steampunk line and came up with a little ditty based on a children's rhyme. Colored Grace & former hubby with markers/pencils edging the cardstock with distress ink. Added a few 3-d embellishments, placed it all on a floral paper on top of green cardstock from Club Scrap.
I'm also entering this card at Smeared and Smudged Forum's January sketch challenge.
Thanks for taking a look-see! Comments are always welcome, Dianne
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Simply Betty Challenge #2
This week's challenge from Simply Betty's Stamps is to "Make it a Classic" using Black & White, Silver and the accent color of either pink or red. For my card I used two of her cool Emo kids Christmas Lola and Valentine Miller (gosh, I love the look on his face - does he look lovestruck or what???). They were colored with prismacolor pencils & Pitt pens, matted on a glittery dark grey/black cardstock & mounted on a white marbled cardstock. I stamped little valentine candy hearts, attached them to foam rubber and placed them in a little candy altoid type tin embellished with black ribbon. Added a couple of vinyl Thickets in black & Voila!
I'm really new at this card making - not hard to tell hahaha
I'm really new at this card making - not hard to tell hahaha
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Welcome to the Smeared and Smudged Members Blog Hop to view projects from several talented ladies at S&S Forum. The list of participants is to your right -->
For my project, I made a birthday card for my future son-in-law Cody who is turning 24. He has a beautiful sleeve of skulls so I thought he might enjoy these skellies. I used one of the new rubber images from Smeared Ink by Misty Benson. Yes, I know it's the Death card, but it's also a card of rebirth, and each year we have the opportunity to re-invent ourselves. I stamped the image on a grey cardstock, colored it with Prismacolor pencils, Fabrico markers and Pitt pens. The Happy Birthday & fun is from Making Memories, and the Time Flies & Where Does the Time Go? are Dimensional accents from ??. I printed out the "partay" senti & deckle edged, colored with Ranger's distress ink in Brick. The little calendar is from 7 gypsies and the flower from Prima.
As a side note, I crocheted him a beanie using my handspun wool in grey and black. Tried to scan it, fail... Found my camera & am charging up the batteries to take pics. Anyway, I hope you liked the card and leave a comment if you wish. Now off you go to hop to my S&S Sisters' sites and leave them some love. The list is to your right. Have a wonderful day! Dianne
For my project, I made a birthday card for my future son-in-law Cody who is turning 24. He has a beautiful sleeve of skulls so I thought he might enjoy these skellies. I used one of the new rubber images from Smeared Ink by Misty Benson. Yes, I know it's the Death card, but it's also a card of rebirth, and each year we have the opportunity to re-invent ourselves. I stamped the image on a grey cardstock, colored it with Prismacolor pencils, Fabrico markers and Pitt pens. The Happy Birthday & fun is from Making Memories, and the Time Flies & Where Does the Time Go? are Dimensional accents from ??. I printed out the "partay" senti & deckle edged, colored with Ranger's distress ink in Brick. The little calendar is from 7 gypsies and the flower from Prima.
As a side note, I crocheted him a beanie using my handspun wool in grey and black. Tried to scan it, fail... Found my camera & am charging up the batteries to take pics. Anyway, I hope you liked the card and leave a comment if you wish. Now off you go to hop to my S&S Sisters' sites and leave them some love. The list is to your right. Have a wonderful day! Dianne
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Simply Betty Challenge #1 for 2011
Long time no post! For Betty's first challenge of the new year, we were to use 2 of her stamps. I used 2 of her Steampunk images (love 'em).
This winter has just knocked the crap out of me, along with life challenges, but I really really would love to win even just one of Betty's new Valentine Emo kids.
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