Showing posts with label die cut. watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label die cut. watercolor. Show all posts

Friday, June 24, 2016

Love This Printed Vellum

So, Pretty Little Studio is one of my favorite shops for unique and vintage items. They have die cuts of vintage Santas, little girls in big dresses and birthday parties. But they also carry some new fresh designs. One of my favorite is the Hello Heather collection.

This printed vellum (I'm using the green with flower print) is sooo pretty! I trimmed some layers and added the Hero Arts So Sorry Stamp & Cut heart that I'm enamored with lately. The background stencil is also Hero Arts and is on sale at a2z scrapbooking for $3.50 right now!



I watercolored the heart with Tombow markers and added my favorite crafty item, Stickles, in gold in the center die cut, along with some bold ribbon I found on sale at Michael's.

Gotta admit, I like how all the different elements came together for this card.

I'm entering it at A Blog Named Hero's vellum challenge, maybe you'll join me!



Happy Friday!
Chark


Wednesday, February 3, 2016

Owl Be Your Valentine

I have some more cards to share with the digi stamps I got from being part of the 2 Cute Ink Stamp Club, this one uses the exclusive club digi for January. Aren't these owls so cute? This is done in colored pencil, as is the next one.



This is just an oval that I created in Corel Draw with a sentiment I like. I need to make them into a card or scrap page, not sure which yet.


And this is a tag I created with a snowflake die from Spellbinders and a scalloped oval. I just threaded the seam binding through the scallops for this look. I used watercolors on this one.


I admit, I'm loving the coloring craze with my digital stamps!

I want to share my creation for both A Blog Named Hero and a2z Scrapbooking this week.
I used a few HA elements and added to the sentiment my favorite glitter of all timeSticklesfor the Bit of Sparkle challenge at A Blog Named Hero. I created the background with Tim Holtz Alcohol inks dripped onto acetate and then backed with white cardstock. Colorful, right?! 

Hope you'll join in!

Happy Wednesday!
Chark