Showing posts with label color throw down. Show all posts
Showing posts with label color throw down. Show all posts

Skipping Stones supports Breast Cancer...

>> Thursday, September 16, 2010

Today while doing my daily inspiration hopping... i came across Shannan Tuebner's blog. Her card is grogeous by the way! Anyhoo - she's taking part in Skipping Stone's Blogs 4 Boobies blog hop! Skipping Stones... i know them! I have some of their stamps that desperately need to see ink... the wheels in my head begin to turn!

Ok, back to the Blogs 4 Boobies hop because you NEEEED to know about it!
You can read the special info at the start of the hop HERE. Basically... all sales from Skipping Stones will donate $2 per stamp set to the Susan G Komen foundation. There is also a release of 2 new sets that are super cute. :D And not only that, but you can BID on cards in the hop from some of the top notch crafting girls in blogland and those winning bids will also go to the Susan G Komen foundation. Pretty cool huh?!

So i looked at the clock... and thought... yeah i have time before preschool gets out. Mind you i have other things i'm supposed to be doing, but shhhhhh. :D

Also in my daily inspiration with my coffee i saw that the Color Throwdown color challenge is one of my all time favorite color combos. Um... how can i NOT play?!

So i got to work on this card.. i wish i had paid more attention to the Blogs 4 Boobies hop because there is a sketch challenge issued. WOOOPS. Oh well. :D I still like my card. :D

I comboe'd 2 stamp sets for this card. The dandelions, extra seeds and sentiment are from Dandelion Dreams (you know i cant resist a dandelion set!). The butterfly is from a wonderful heartfelt set called Healing Wings.

Here's a detail shot. I stamped the butterfly on a scrap piece of paper, colored it using copics (R81, R83, R85, R89, N2 & N4) Then i cut it out and set it aside.

On my main piece of cardstock for the cardfront, i stamped the dandelions in grey ink and then used the separate seedling to stamp some fluffs scattering the sky.r Inside the seedlings and main dandies i used a silver glitter pen from gelly roll. Then i stamped my sentiment in Rich Razzelberry ink and sponged the edges.

Then i took the butterfly, bent it back a bit from the "body" and glued just the body part to the top of one of the dandelions.

One more detail shot... I decided the card didnt look "done" enough after i put the ribbon down along the bottom so i added some extra bling by using pink rhinestones and dotting all along the edge with the same silver glitter gel pen.

And that completes my card!

Be sure to check out this spectacular blog hop... maybe bid on a card or 2? Buy yourself a fabulous new stamp set (i didnt mention this... but Skipping Stone Design stamps are clear stamps of great quality and a great price point!) You really need to check them out!

Have a great day!!!

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Can you Handle this? CTD with PMS

>> Sunday, July 11, 2010



Can you handle a Color Throw Down with some PMS thrown in there!?

Recently, the Color Throw Down Challenges blog celebrated it's 100th challenge! And if you are an avid blogger or even avid blog reader, you probably have heard about the big blog hop and the MASSIVE prize stash they have to go along with it! One of these prizes even includes the stamp set i'm about to show you! (in fact, in includes the entire July release from PMS!)

I actually wasnt "assigned" to do a review card for the Release in Review for Paper Makeup Stamps, but I so badly wanted to play in the Color Throw Down challenge.... and i adore this set! And i needed a bit of wind down time after the wedding i did hair and makeup for today!
So this was the perfect opportunity to get inky!

Here is my card...

First i took the large silhouette stamp and inked it up in sweet leaf ink by CTMH (the only certainly celery i have is craft and wouldnt show up on the baja breeze cardstock). Then i stamped the condensed silhouette image on a separate piece of white cardstock and sponged the edges with regal rose ink and layered it over the background image on foam adhesive. The dandy centers were adorned with stickles. :D



My sentiment is also from Paper Makeup Stamps but released eons ago! One of the very first releases, but it works so well, dont you think? You can find all of the stamps i used on my card today HERE.

There are more cards by the Paper Makeup Artists using the Dandy Wishes set today on the Paper Makeup Stamps blog! Go check them out!

Have a Dandy Day!!!


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