Splodge Away Elegance Card review
Hi there folks, this week on the Splodge Away blog my fellow teamies are giving you their thoughts on the Elegance card, today it is my review of the card, head over and have a look to see what everyone thinks.
Here is the card I made:
SplodgeAway Easy Ink card
N is for…Not just one
Hi there blog followers, its time for a new challenge over at the ABC challenge blog and the Challenge for this week is‘N for Not Just One’(Make a card with 3 or more embellishments)
Our wonderful sponsors this time are Lili of the Valley and the wonderful Stamp Fairy
I used a Stamp Fairy image for my card
Supplies:
Stamp Fairy Image: Patsy April Showers coloured with Copic pens
Doily from Gina’s designs
DCWV paper
Ribbon and hatpins
Tommy Wizard from The Stamp Fairy
Here we have this weeks card made for the Friday Sketch Challenge featuring Tommy Wizard, I think he is so cute.
Supplies:
Tommy Wizard digital stamp (link above) coloured with Copic pens
B21, B23 and B26, Y35 Y38, E000, E00, N3, N5 and N7
Orange card from stash
Papermania card
SplodgeAway Dotty the Lot mask
Ribbon from Stash
Spellbinders die
Oak House Studio One Stamp Project part 2
Here are the other 2 things I made using the decorative diamond stamp from Oak House Studios for the One Stamp Project. For these two projects I used shrink plastic.
I used the stamp to make the kite for the wee boy to fly
I have saved the best until last in my opinion, I really love how this jewelry set came out and plan to run a class on how to make it at Cullen Crafts.
S.W.A.L.K. Engagement with Friday Sketch Challenge
Today I have an engagement card for the Friday Sketch Challenge, made with the S.W.A.L.K. digi stamps from Crafters Companion. The papers are all from a freebie paper pack I have had in my stash for quite some time. The copics used to colour the image are E000 and E00 for the skin, B21, B23 and B26 for the clothes on the chap and R81, R83 and R85 for the lady’s dress. Hair colour on the lady is E011, E31 and E33, the man is E31, E33, and E35
I is for In Love
Whilst commenting on some cards the other day I came across a challenge blog that was new to me called The ABC Challenge and the theme for the current challenge is I is for In Love. It just so happened that I have had this image on my craft table for a while and hadn’t used it, so I decided that now was the time and here is the result :

Supplies:
Image from The Digi Garden (sadly no longer with us) coloured with Copics
Card and ribbon from stash
Papermania gems
Spring pastels over at Crafty Bloggers Network
Its time for another challenge over at CBN and this month we have not one but 2 sponsors - Just Some Lines digital stamps and Petal Lu who makes wonderful flowers please come and enter with your spring or pastel project, I cant wait to see what you all come up with, here is my card:
Supplies:
DCWV Spring Matt stack
Just Some Lines Image coloured with Copic pens
Flowers by Petal Lu
American Crafts Ribbon
I would also like to enter this card into the following challenges:
That Craft Place – Anything Goes
No Matter Which Challenges #7 – Anything Goes
Challenges 4 Everybody #15 – Anything Goes
613 Avenue Create – Tic Tac Toe (diagonal left to right)
Clean and simple flower made with hearts
It’s time for a new sketch over at the Friday Sketch challenge blog and here it is:
Sometimes you just need a wee card for nothing other than to say hello and that is where this one comes in. I used my new stamp set from Oak House Studios called A Stitch in Time. I love how versatile this set is and I think the hearts make fab flowers don’t you? I used a few bits of Post it notes to mask off the heart shapes as I stamped the next and then I coloured the flower in using my Copics. The papers are from the Lucy Cromwell collection by Papermania and I triple embossed the button stamps to make them look a little more button like.
I would like to enter this into the following challenges:
Craft us Crazy – Anything goes
Addicted to Stamps – must use a stamp
Pail easel card
I coloured this image in (from our sponsor over at Crafty Bloggers Network this month – only a few days left to enter the challenge) and was looking for an idea for a card to put it on, my best pal came up with the suggestion of a bucket shaped easel card. Well done Gina, this turned out exactly as I had imagined it which certainly doesn’t happen very often.
Supplies used:
Image from Elisabeth Bell coloured with Copics
Spots and Stripes Paper by Docrafts
Getting messy with distress stains
Sometimes you just have to do it don’t you? I do love a good play around with distress inks and stains. I had a go at making some background papers with acrylic paint and stamps but they didn’t quite work how I expected, so I got out the stains and inks and ended up with the two rectangles of paper and the splodges here:
Supplies:
Digital Stamp from 2 Cute Ink coloured with copic pens
Broken China distress stain and ink pad
Wild Honey Distress stain and ink pad
Anita’s 3d glaze
Splodge Away mask – Dotty the Lot































