This card was done using my new set Upsy Daisy and Best Yet. I colored my image with my markers (Old Olive, Really Rust and Tangerine Tango) using my aquapainters and then squirted a little water on it using my new mini mister from Ranger (love this!). I had run my old olive through the Argyle cuttlebug and then daubed some chocolate chip over it. I mounted it on chocolate chip cardstock and then confetti cream. Loved this effect of the watercoloring although I think I need to mist a little further away from it next time.
This next card is using a ETA: Sorry, Inky Antics (not Lockhart) stamp that I won guessing Jane's baby pool. It's called Enjoying Good Things (10764J) and I had fun with some new Crate Paper-Water Lilies from the Mia Collection that I bought on a little shopping trip while I was in MD and went to a stamp store (The Queen's Ink) and a scrapbook store which I can't remember the name of. I got to visit with some friends, Leigh and Toni, laughed hard and ate some yummy crabcakes!
On the inside of my card it says "hot stuff" which is an inside joke in the office with a couple girls. The little question on the front I did in Word.
Join in the fun this week and post to Mary's Jo's post or SCS with keyword TSSC40. Can't wait to see what you all come up with!
7 comments:
Kim I love the sketch flipped. Looks great! The sentiment on the other card is too funny. Love it. Both cards are terrific, thanks for playing along.
Kim, great job on your cards! Love the upsy-daisy misted like that, and the other one is a cute fun card too!
Love both cards! I like how you flipped the sketch and your misting technique.
Great cards! Love that sketch and the 2st card is just gorgeous. Great colors with that flower image. TFS!
purdy! purdy! purdy! And Funny! But I am still so jealous of the fun you, Toni and Leigh had together! *pouting*
Great cards! I love how you turned the sketch and used the daisy stamp.
Great Cards, Kim!!! The martini girl is from Inky Antics, not Lockheart :) glad you like her!!!
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