Flowers Make Every Day Special

I am finishing class 2 of Suzanne Deans' Color Me Creative Classroom. The CMCC has a challenge to use any focal image with "fur". I finished this little bear card for the lesson/challenge on fur and used the colorless blender on a cloth to make the fur look more realistic.



The focal image is from Wild Rose Studio - Milton & Co. "Milton With Barrow".
I think this image is so cute.
Copics: E25, E31, E53, E50 c9, c7, c5, c3,colorless blender,
70% rubbing alcohol on a cloth.
Flower Soft for the flowers
Spellbinder Nestabilities

I hope you enjoyed this and thank you for stopping by. Come back soon!

It was Bosses Day and I Needed a Card!

We celebrated Bosses Day this week and the staff wanted me to make a card. I actually have two bosses so I was busy -






The first Card was made with a technique using "Glitter Ritz" a very micro fine glitter. You place a special special framed image on double sided tape using transfer paper. Small portions of the image (darkest first) are removed and the Glitter Ritz is rubbed into the image. This process is continued - finishing with the part of the image that you want to be the lightest in color. GREAT FUN! I am going to make some gift tags with this technique.

The little "bear" card was created using a Milton & CO stamp.
Stamp: Bear with cart by Milton & CO
Paper: Pure Luxury Fresh Asparagus and Green Grass by Gina K
Copics for Bear and Cart: E 53, 25, 29, 99 and 41
Flower Soft was used for the flowers.
Ribbon: White Ribbon colored green with a green copic to match my paper.


I have a lot more cards to post this week so stop by soon. (I have a few days off... can you tell?)