Bee Happy!

Here's a quick and simple card with an adorable beehive. Makes me think of a topiary stamp. Used regular markers to color this instead of the copics, also is an embossed image. Just a very different style. Think I am very spoiled with the much nicer (and way more expensive) copic markers now. At any rate, enjoy this Bee-utiful valentine theme card!Project Materials: Cardstock (Hobby Lobby); Rubber Stamp (Imaginations); Ink (Colorbox); Embossing Powder (Clear); Color (Marvy Markers);

Give Thanks

After seeing a scarecrow card yesterday, I was inspired to make my own scarecrow card to share. This cutie here comes from Imaginations rubber stamps. I love this scarecrow. I have a few more that I hope to share with you before Fall is over. Give Thanks for all the wonderful things you have.
For me, I want to give thanks for all my wonderful health this year (i am now at 9 months of seizure freeness!!), my supportive husband, great doctor, all my family in San Antonio who are missing Aunt Terry, all of you who see the blog and are so kind. Big hugs everyone!

Project Materials: Cardstock (Bazzill, Neenah); Stamp (Imaginations); Ink (Memento, Colorbox Chalk); Buttons (American Traditional); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All, Glue dots); Die cute (Spellbinders-Nestabilities); Stickers (Hobby Lobby); Color (Copic Markers);

Imaginations Girl

Here's a cute girl from Imaginations! This stamp is one that I colored with color pencil, which is a huge change from the copic markers I have been using lately. Didn't want you to think I was just addicted to markers, but I must confess that I do love the look of them. Wishing all the Moms a Happy Mother's day tomorrow!Project Materials: Cardstock (California Paper Goods); Rubber Stamp (Imaginations); Rubon(Unknown); Ink (Memento); Colorpencils (Prismacolor); Adhesive (Popdots, gluedots); Alcohol ink; Skittles;