Just one more

In my previous post, I said that I "probably" would not be posting until after Christmas. That was before I went to the Simply Less is More blog and saw this week's challenge theme is music . So it got me to thinking about the Mo's Digital Pencil image that I got last year. Then I started looking for it. Since I upgraded last year, some things got moved and apparently some didn't get backed up, because I just couldn't find it. Then I became obsessed and ended up purchasing this digi again. It's so cute I really didn't mind that it was a second purchase.

I colored Singin so Beautiful with Copics and added some 3D paint on hats. The sentiment is from Paper Trey Ink.

I'll Be Home for Christmas

This will probably be my last post until after Christmas. So let me take this time to thank all of you have visited my blog and left those cherished notes of encouragement.  Card makers make the sweetest friends.

This lovely stamp is from the Stampin Place which I colored with Copics, pencils and Stickles.  The sentiment is from Stampin Up. The itsy-bitty pine cone is from Judith. The label is actually a flag die and sorry I cannot tell you what company. The paper and embellishments are both from K&Company.

Merry Christmas! 

Old Fashioned Santa

I made this last weekend and this will be short as I have just worked 12-1/2 hrs today and I am late for my own pity party.

Stamp:  Inkadinkado
Paper: The Paper Studio
Punch: Martha Stewart
Ribbon: My Stash
Ink: Momento Rich Cocoa
Colord with Copics  

Peace and Goodwill

Just a quick post to let everyone know, I still make cards.

The holly is a free digi from Cuddly Buddly.  I thought it need something else.  I found this ornament at the back of to drawer. I have no idea where I bought it but it had a clearance sticker for $.79, so I'm thinking Michael's.  It says it's a Brother Sister Design??   I also found this perfect color and size ribbon from which I hung the ornament. The sentiment is from Paper Trey Ink.

Have a great Monday everyone.

The staff

Let me start by saying, there is a lot of effort that goes into making a card.  And talent has it's price. Maybe I should replace the word "price" with.... you decide.  This is a picture I took of my desk after creating my latest masterpiece.  Note the little 4 x 4 inch square left for my poor little card.

And this is how I left it this morning

As I have mentioned before, I have a VERY tidy husband.  And he takes "tidy" to a new dimension. 

Hubby is retired and takes very good care of me.  So when I returned from work this is what I found.

Notice the neat rows he made of my stamps.  I'm sure it concerned him that the bottom row did not come out to the same length as the others.

Also note the 3 cut-outs a lined up as well as my glue which is all facing the same direction.  I'm really not poking fun.  But really, is it not just a little funny?  Yes, ladies he does laundry, vacuuming and yard work.

If he ever reads this the gig up.

Now to my card which I am entering in the Simply Less is More Challenge which is the colour green.

 I was really stumped with this challenge, so I started look through my inventory when I ran across this Serendipity stamp. 

I took very little coloring with my green Prisma pencil.  I suppose there isn't one of you who's seen a green dove, but I think he turned out pretty.

The sentiment is from Paper Trey Ink. I added green pearls as holly berries and matted it on this pretty embossed green card stock.

By the way Hubby has a good sense of humor.  He lives with me.

Holiday Door

This was really hard to color. I just couldn't seem to get the browns right. To top it off one of my brown Copics went dry. I contemplated making a red door, but I don't think I could pull it off with all that detail. 

The door is from The Stampin Place and the sentiment is from Stampendous. The paper is from The Paper Studio and I used another of the same to do the inside. 

 

Now I will go decorate the tree.  

Sophisticated Bunny

I mean really, doesn't he look rather stately and sophisticated with the black?  I think this is going to be a Mo Manning weekend.  I an missing my stamping buddy as she is a little under the weather.

This is a Mo's Digital pencil image that I colored with Copics and shaded with Prisma pencils. The sentiment is a Hero Art stamp.

There you have it. Pretty simple.