Burst of Colors

Hello Friends & Happy Monday!  It looks a lot like Halloween! It's the second Whimsy Mini Release today for August and we are officially starting the Halloween Card Season. There are a lot of fun products in this release including some awesome new slimline dies! You can see all the new released products HERE For my Slimline Halloween card I used the NEW Spooks and Spells clear set from Krista's collection and the NEW Slimline Stars Background die. To make my card I first stamped all images from the  Spooks and Spells  clear set onto Copic friendly paper (e.g.Hammermill Digital Cover Stock) using Memento Tuxedo Black ink. Then I colored the images with my Copic markers and fussy cut them. I die cut the  Slimline Stars Background  from black cardstock and my card base (8.5" x 3.5") is made from purple cardstock to give some contrast. I saved some of the die cut stars from the background for decorating.  I added some details to my images like Distress ...

Happy Sunday All !  Have you seen the new Whimsy Stamps release yesterday? Today I am sharing a card made using  one of the new products, the NEW AlFA Doodles . I love this versatile alphabet set. It can be colored or just left as it is. For my card I chose to color it with alcohol markers and cut the letters out. I combined the  NEW AlFA Doodles  with the older    Beaucoup Bouquet  flower set which I white heat embossed and watercolored using Mission Gold watercolors. The I fussy cut the flowers. I love how bright the colors of the flowers and letters turned out. To make it even pop more I opted for a black background. I adhered the flowers with foam dots and the letters were glued. I added the image layer to a white A2 sized card base and added some clear iridescent confetti for some bling. Here are the links to the products used:                Hugs & stay safe everyone!

Happy Hump Day Friends! This is a fairly easy and quick (birthday) card to make. There is no coloring involved just die cutting, cutting with a paper cutter and stamping the sentiment. The products used are from the most recent release from Whimsy Stamps :  Cross-Stitched Sentiments and Quilted Rainbow Inlaid . To add some color and make the card pop more I used turquoise cardstock for the  Quilted Rainbow Inlaid . Here are the links to the products used:                  Hugs & stay safe my friends!

Hello Peeps! Here is my creation with a few of the new stamps from the most recent mini release by Whimsy Stamps .  I opted for a no-line design colored with Copics and a leafy stamped background which I also colored with Copics. First I stamped  Caveman Grog  with a Copic friendly fadeout ink so the lines would blend in while coloring. Then I made a mask and stamped the  Fern Background  with a green copic friendly ink.  After coloring the images I wanted to add a sentiment. To make it pop off my pretty busy background I used a strip of kraft cardstock to adhere it to. The kraft cardstock seemed too empty so I used the Footprint Background stamp and a watermark ink to add a bit background texture. Perfect! A few clear iridescent sequins finish off my card.  Here is a list for all the Whimsy products I've used:                     Stay safe! ...

Whimsy Stamps and Therm O Web are teaming up once again for a fabulous week of inspiration and prizes! Be sure to visit both blogs all week long for some amazing ideas and to enter to win! Hello Everyone , welcome to Day 2 of  the  Whimsy Stamps  and Therm O Web Collaboration.  I' am sharing 2 cards with you today where I used different  Whimsy Stamps  products together with  Therm O Webs Electro-Pop Neon  products. On my first card I used the Rina K  Electro-Pop neon enamel transfer sheets  (Poppin' Pink & Orange Glow) and  neon glitz paste (Poppin' Pink)  together with the  Primitive Shaker Shapes  die set (Stars),  Twinkle Stencil  and  Bold Statements . How to create my card: Card base in white, top-fold A2 size; black cardstock panel 1/4" smaller than card base, white cardstock panel 1/2" smaller than card base, white cardstock, black cardstock Using the white cardsto...