Coloring fun

Evening. A few cards that I was working on the last few weeks. Took me awhile to get them colored and created but I finally got it done. This first one is using Pure Prairie I believe it is called. Very simple with the designer paper behind the flowers. Some textured embossing to the base mostly with a blue strip of paper down the left edge. Added sparkle for fun. 

Next up is using Vibrant Thanks. These did not turn out like I had envisioned but they will do. Using up some more of the ribbon and pearls that I have in the bags. Textured the base layer on this one and a die cut edge and my sentiment panel. 

This next one used a die cut edge and the same ribbon as above but jewels instead of pearls. Sparkles to finish this one off. 

This one is with Countryside Bouquet that has such a fresh feeling I thought when I was coloring. Added some soft ribbon to this and my sentiment is popped up on some supper fat dimensionals. I did not realize how high they sat until it was too late. Looks okay I guess. 

Then my last one using the same set with green and yellow hue colors. A scalloped edge down the side with some designer paper underneath peaking out. A few enamel dots to the corner and sparkle to call it good. 

Hope you are able to get some creative time in or at least enjoy the fall weather that has started. Have a great day! 

Flowers more

Two floral cards one with a bunch and a simple single. First one is using Prairie cheer. Fancy spellbinders die cut for the base layer. Added some designer paper with a lace trim along the left edge. That is what happens when you gut the designer paper too short. EEK! Anyways a few brads and sparkles to finish it off. 

This one I have to say I had mostly colored up from I can't even tell you how long ago and I just had to finish off the leaves and stems. Embossed the edges with a stitched die since it was such a large card front and added my sentiment. A few sequins accents and sparkles of course. Voila!

Party time cards

Two birthday cards today, very easy peasy using Party Time. Not sure why anytime I photo cards with orange or peach colors it looks brown. So frustrating... anyways this first one I due cut a recipe card shape for the base and stamped the sentiment along the name panel. Added sparkles to the dot that I dry embossed to the base. The designer paper background was the colors I used. Sparkle to the cake and a ribbon bow tied off to the side.

Similar colors using the background paper for the base. Die cut a scallop edge to put across the top of the sentiment panel. A few enamel dots to the edge and sparkles of course to the packages. Voila! 

Fish, golf and tools

A few guy cards today and it felt good to color these up. The sentiment on Fly Guy was perfect for my first one. I have some twine along the side with the two brads, but it didn't turn out how I pictured it but the holes were already made. ha! Added sparkle to the water and a simple die cut behind the image. 

Dusted off these two oldies but goodies of Grumpy Gus. They make me giggle with his hair alone. Added some die cut tool shapes to this first one. A few enamel dots for accents. 

Next one of my favorite of his golfing. Textured a white circle for a background panel. Stamped the sentiment after the pierced border and a few brads. Voila! 

                                 

Another floral dump

This is the last of the floral cards I created the other day. This is Strong and Beautiful set that is timeless for creations. 

This bloom was not turning out like I had planned it to look, but in the end I think it turned out ok. Colored with various Copic markers and a simple layer of designer paper for the base. A few enamel dot accents and some sparkle to the sentiment only for this one. 

My second one is more like I had planned in my head using the peach tones based on the designer paper base. Brad accents on this one and my sentiment panel has a few piercings down the edge. Sparkle added to the flower petals. Voila!