Just a little touch of Summer...

Hi all...I hope that your Friday is going well... I just finished up my card that I have been working on today. I did this for the weekly card sketch at Cardmakers. This sketch was created by our sweet Golda. Hop on over and pay a visit to Cardmakers blog and see all the cute cards everyone has created. Here is my entry:


I used some yummy paper, Farm Fresh from October Afternoon. I punched out the borders with my MS punches and distressed them. I love to layer different punches and lots of papers. For my center I punched crepe paper strips with my border punch and then ran it through my crimper. I gathered it up and added the ribbon in the middle. I used some of the left overs to make the corner flower and the main flower. I stamped this darling apron digi and colored it with Copics. It was then added to a label die from Spellbinders. I used glimmer mist to give it a vintage look.
Thanks for stopping by...
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Challenges:
Cardmakers - sketch
The Shabby Tea Room - use brown, red, green, brown, and cream

Stretch N Bubbles - New release Friday!!!

Happy Friday all... Today Alison at Stretch N Bubbles is releasing some really darling new images so hop on over and check out all of the cute ones she has for sale and see what the other design team members have created for your viewing pleasure... I would like you all to meet Ming. She is soooo fun to color. You are going to love this darling image...



Hope you will stop by Stretch N Bubbles and pick up this little cutie.
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Something new...

Hi all... Have you survived the time change today!!! I am dragging. I did however get two cards finished up that I started over the weekend. This card was so fun to color. I made it vintage looking but I love how it turned out.



Now to go and find some challenges that I can use it in!!!
Thanks for stopping by...
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Challenges:
Daisy Doodles - Artist choice (use digi image)
Our Creative Corner - use the colors green, yellow, pink, and brown.
CCEE Stampers - inspiration challenge. I used most of the colors.