Hi there, I hope your weekend is getting off to a lovely start.
Today I have another encouragement card to share, this time using pretty stamps from The Stamp Market. Continue reading “Where Flowers Bloom So Does Hope”
Author: SkyPaperScissors
Pretty Things Survivors Do Blog Hop
Welcome to our Pretty Things Survivors Do inaugural blog hop! We are glad you’re here. Continue reading “Pretty Things Survivors Do Blog Hop”
May Your Days Be Merry & Bright
Hi there, I hope your week is going well!
I love this gorgeous holly stamp from Ellen Hutson but I was struggling with it a bit because I always hit a mental block when I try to color leaves. So, I decided to watercolor using Distress Oxide inks which always yields beautiful results. Continue reading “May Your Days Be Merry & Bright”
Happy Holidays
Hi there!
I was missing my Copics so I pulled out this cute Elizabeth Craft Designs bear again to do a bit of coloring before I hit the hay. I hope you had a good day! Continue reading “Happy Holidays”
Have A Cozy Christmas
Hello and happy Monday!
Today I’m pairing some new and old Essentials By Ellen stamp sets from Ellen Hutson, designed by Julie Ebersole. I just love her designs which are so perfect for clean and simple cards!
Cards For California
Hi there!
Last Friday I posted over on Instagram about an idea I’ve been thinking about. I’m calling Cards for California. The devastating fires in California in November, especially the Camp Fire which occurred about 150 miles from where I live, have left me feeling very sad, and very helpless to make a difference when there is so much needed by so many victims. Here’s a link to the post, and here’s a link to my Instagram story archive if you’d like to see my 2-minute video.
Joyeux Noël
Hello!
Today’s card is a quick an easy one using emboss resist, one of my favorite techniques, and some soft colors of Distress Oxide inks.
I’m entering this card in the latest Simon Says Stamp Flickr Challenge for a chance to win $25. Read more about how you can enter the challenge. This challenge’s theme is Christmas/holiday projects with Simon products. How easy is that?!
