Ditzie Digi Design Nicole

Today I am sharing with you a card that I have made using a gorgeous image, Nicole,  from Ditzie Digi Design.

This is the elgeant Nicole, she looks very sophisticated doesn't she?!  Having coloured her in using my copics I put her onto the bright and funky, but elegant Echo Park For the Record Two  papers.  I added some stretchy webbing, lace and pearl detail, some flat backed pearls and some lacy flowers to finish her off.

You can buy lots of gorgeous digital images at the Ditzie Digi Design Etsy shop and some of the images are available as rubber stamp sets too.You can also find these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

And there is a DT call out for the Ditzie Digi Design Challenge Blog, ending 6th April.  Deets are all on the Challenge blog.

Supplies: 

Image: Ditzie Digi Design Nicole

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium: copics

Papers: Echo Park For the Record Two

Embellishments: flat backed pearls, stretchy webbing, pearl and lace ribbon, fabric flowers

Tools: 

Challenges:
Allsorts - Ladies Day
Crafty Ribbons - anything goes
Simply Create - use green

 

Ditzie Digi Designs - Mr Steam

Today I am sharing with you a card that I have made using a gorgeous image, Mr Steam  from Ditzie Digi Design.

I love a bit of steampunk and this digi image is perfect for the men in our lives.  Having coloured Mr Steam in using my copics, I distressed the edges using a paper distressing tool.  The dp is Bo Bunny Lost and Found Two, and I distressed the edges of it and the core-rdinations cardstock.  I added some ruffled seam binding and a lazercut lock and key, both from Ditzie Designs at That Craft Place. 


You can buy lots of gorgeous digital images at the Ditzie Digi Design Etsy shop and some of the images are available as rubber stamp sets too.You can also find these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

And there is a DT call out for the Ditzie Digi Design Challenge Blog, ending 6th April.  Deets are all on the Challenge blog.

Supplies: 

Image: Ditzie Digi Design. Mr Steam

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium: copics

Papers: Bo Bunny Lost and Found

Embellishments: lazercut lock and key, seam binding

Tools: paper distressing tool

Challenges: 

Crafts4Eternity - steampunk
Crafty Ribbons - anything goes
Crafty Catz - colour challenge
Simply Create - use green

 

Crafty Sentiments Challenge

 Its time for another Crafty Sentiments challenge, and the theme this week is Anything Goes.

I do love this adorable image, Lucy and Tiddles,it reminds me so much of my girls and our cats - although two of our cats don't look as happy being squidged!!!  Having coloured the image in using my pens, I simply matted it onto my favourite gingham papers and added some ribbon, a double bow and pearls.

Supplies: 

Image: Crafty Sentiments Lucy and Tiddles

 Sentiment:

Colouring medium: copics

Papers:PP gingham

Embellishments: organza ribbon and pearls

Tools:

Challenges:

 

Visible Image DT Post

Today I am showing you a card I have made using stamps from Visible Image Stamps.

 And for more inspiration don't forget to check out the Visible Image's facebook group, and the Visible Image blog where we have a monthly challenge.  This month's theme is Love.

Supplies:

Image: Tall Grass , Good Luck Cat set, Brick Wall

Sentiment: Imagine, Dream, Inspire Set

Embellishments: Pearls

Challenges:

Visible image DT card

 Today I am showing you a masculine card I have made using the Clayton Legend set from Visible Image Stamps.

Having coloured Clayton in using my pens I cut him out.  I used the Brick wall background stamp and tea dye distress ink to create the background.  I stamped the guns, bullet holes and sentiments from the Clayton Legend set.  Finally I matted it onto some designer paper.

 And for more inspiration don't forget to check out the Visible Image's facebook group, and the Visible Image blog where we have a monthly challenge.  This month's theme is Love.

Supplies:

Image: Visible Image Clayton Legend set
Visible image Brick wall

Sentiment: Visible Image Clayton Legend set

Colouring medium: Copics

Papers: Basic Grey Life of the Party

Embellishments:

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Challenges:

Crafty Sentiments Challenge

 Its time for another Crafty Sentiments challenge, and the theme this week is love is in the air.

How adorable is this cute digi couple from Crafty Sentiments?  Its called Couples, and as it is a digi you can get it pretty much instantly!!!  Having coloured them in using my copics, I matted them onto Basic Grey Kissing Booth papers.  I layered up organza and satin ribbon and added a bow.  Finally I added pearls and the heart that came in the Kissing Booth elements pack.

Supplies: 

Image: Crafty Sentiments Couples

 Sentiment:

Colouring medium: copics

Papers: Basic Grey Kissing Booth

Embellishments: satin and organza ribbon, flat baced pearls, heart from Kissing Booth collection

Tools:

Challenges:

 

That Craft Place Challenge

Its Sunday and that means it's time for a That Craft Place challenge and the theme this week is Love.

How adorable is this gorgeous digi stamp from Lisa??  This is Valentine Li, and doesn't she look all sultry with those big eyes?!!  I coloured her in using my pens and then used the digi hearts paper from Ditzies Designs.  I printed it off in two sizes, before colouring the hearts in on the smaller one.  I used distress ink and sequin waste to colour the larger heart paper.  I added some mesh I found and some gingham ribbon.  I made the spiral roses and stamped out the fab sentiment from Lisa's Ditzies Designs rubber stamp range.

You can find all these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

Supplies: 

Image: Ditzie Digi Designs Valentine Li

Sentiment: Ditzie's Designs The red rubber range - Life

Colouring medium: copics

Papers: Ditzie Digi Designs hearts

Embellishments: gingham ribbon, pearl, black mesh

Tools:Marianne Creatibles Chinese rose

Challenges: 

 

Visible Image February Challenge

 Its the first of the month so time for another Visible Image Challenge.  This month the theme is LOVE.

I stamped and masked and stamped again the castle from Once Upon a Time set and coloured it using my pens.  I coloured Isabella in and cut her out and popped her onto the card. I used the grunge edge of the grunge flourish to edge the bottomvof the card before stamping the Love sentiment.

  For more inspiration don't forget to check out the Visible Image's facebook group, and the Visible Image blog where we have a monthly challenge. 

Supplies:

Image: Visible Image Once Upon a Time,  Isabella Lost love,

Grunge Flourish

Sentiment: Visible Image Immortal Love

Colouring medium: copics

Papers:

Embellishments:

Tools:

Visible Image DT card

 Today I am showing you a card I have made using one of the stunning character stamps from Visible Image Stamps.

Since Spring is on its way (hopefully!!) I thought I would get Katie out and make a warm, summery card.  I coloured Katie in using my copics.  I love this dp, its warm and summery, but also just a little grungy.  I made a banner using some of the dp, and added seam binding that I ruffled across the card.

 And for more inspiration don't forget to check out the Visible Image's facebook group, and the Visible Image blog where we have a monthly challenge.  This month's theme is Anything Goes.  Just remember to use a Visible image stamp on your creation.

Supplies:

Image: Visible image Katie

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium: copics

Papers: Echo Park Beautiful Life

Embellishments: seam binding

Tools:

Visible Image's Harley Jester set

 Today I am showing you a couple of cards I have made using the new stamp set, Harley Jester,  from Visible Image Stamps.

 How fab is he?!!!!!!!  Having coloured him using my pens, I created a stipple background.  I created the background using Harlequin background.  I didn't ink the stamp up too heavily so I created a grungy background (or you can simply create the grunge effect using the grunge harlequin background!)  Finally I stamped the sentiment from the set up.  

For this CAS card I stamped Harley directly onto the cardstock, and then coloured him with my pens.  I stamped the card suits from the Harley Jester set up and again stamped them directly onto the card, before matting it onto red cardstock.

I went well out of my colour comfort zone for the last card I am sharing with you - pink and orange, 2 of my least favourite colours!  Having coloured Harley in using my pens, I masked him and used distress inks to crated the background.  I used the same distress inks to created the card background, just intensified the colour by wet distressing the cardstock.  Having dried it, I stamped the card suits from the Harley Jester set across in a repeating pattern.  Finally  I stamped the Joker sentiment.
   
 And for more inspiration don't forget to check out the Visible Image's facebook group, and the Visible Image blog where we have a monthly challenge.  This month's theme is Anything Goes.  Just remember to use a Visible image stamp on your creation.

Supplies:

Image: Visible Image Harley Jester set
Visible Image Harlequin background

Sentiment: Visible Image Harley Jester set

Colouring medium: copics

Papers:

Embellishments:

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Challenges: