EAC - My New Hannah Lynn Stamp

 Good morning crafters.

It's time for the Everybody Art Challenge and this week we have a great sketch for you to follow.

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Today I have used my new Hannah Lynn stamp. Isn't she beautiful? Her name is Genevieve. I bought her alongside another image that I haven't used yet from Crafts and Me .

Here is a close up

I have used Copics to colour and for once have remembered to write down the numbers:

Hair (pinks) - RV02, RV34, RV69 & RV000 to highlight

Skin - E00, E02, E11, R11,R20

Gloves: C1, C2,C3, liquid pearl & pink gem

Background - Tim Holtz Distress Ink - Fire brick, glitter for the wing veins

Paper - Die Cuts With A View - Black Currant Stack, edged with distress ink and then frayed using scissors.

Embellishments - Prima flowers coloured with Copics (same colours as hair), edged with white embossing powder and finished with a gem brad in the middle. Black Organza spotty ribbon.

Sentiment - Printed from the computer and cut into strips.

I would like to enter this card into the following challenges:

Lets Ink it Up - Anything Goes

One Stop Craft Challenge No. 165 - Spots and ribbon

Card Crafters Circle - Happy Birthday

Thanks for stopping by today.

Jenny

EAC No. 157 - In Sympathy

Where did the long weekend go? I feel like I have blinked and lost a few days. It probably has something to do with wallpapering the hallway instead of having time to craft. Anyway its Tuesday and this week we have a sketch for you to follow over at Everybody Art Challenge.

Recently my neighbour died and this card was made for the family.

To make this card I have used:

Hammer card for the base

Paper from La Creme Stack - DCWV

Image - Poppies from Kanban (stamped a couple of times and decoupaged)

Colours - Copics

Red ribbon

Thanks for stopping by today.

Jenny

EAC No. 130 - Kanban Image

Happy Tuesday everyone,

it's time for another challenge from the Everybody Art Challenge Blog and this week my fellow design team member Alex has created a sketch for us all to follow.

I have cheated slightly because the rectangle shape shouldn't really be on the card if I was following the sketch exactly, unfortunately the card just didn't look right without it.

For a change I have used a rectangle shaped card which means I can enter it into this weeks challenge over at One Stitch at a Time - Anything but square.

To make the card:

Image - Kanban

Medium - Prisma Pencils Card/Paper - Black & Red Bazzill card, the striped paper is from DCWV and I can't remember where the background paper has come from.

Sentiment - Created on the computer

Embellishments - Pearls

I hope you can join us this week.

Thanks for looking

Jenny.

Magnolia Loving Wishes - EAC No.114

Hello everyone,

It's Tuesday again and time for another challenge over at the Everybody Art Challenge Blog. This week we have inspiration in the form of a photo for you to follow. Isn't this a beautiful rose?

To make my card I thought I would use my new Magnolia Tilda along with red and black paper.

Items Used

6x6" card blank

Red Bazzill Card

Black Gingham paper

(freebie kindly created by Bev Rochester @ All The Things I Love blog. Check out Bev's blog to see her beautiful creations and download gingham paper in all different colours) Black and White Striped paper - DCWV - La Creme Stack

Red & Black Swirl paper created using red paper and my new stencil from the The Crafters Workshop

Embellishments - Flowers from Wild Orchid Crafts / Tim Holtz sentiment and ribbon and buttons from my cupboard.

Image - Tilda - Magnolia coloured with Copics.

I hope you have time to play along with us this week and thanks for looking.

Jenny

A New Bundle of Joy - Everybody Art Challenge No. 78

This week over at Everybody Art Challenge we have a great sketch for you to follow. A work colleague became a Grandmother for the first time recently and so I made her a card to celebrate. As usual I have used a digital stamp from Digital Pencil Too. I have used pale green bazzill card together with Nana's Nursery Baby Boy paper and a small piece of Crafty Individuals Springtime paper. I finished the card with lace, organza ribbon, two buttons and a cute teddy bear charm. The congratulations tag pulls out to reveal a personal message. As always the image is coloured with copics. I hope you have time to join in this week and I will enjoy looking at all your designs. Thanks to the people who take the time to leave a comment, I really appreciate it as I know how much time is taken doing so instead of crafting! Have a good week. Jenny