Painting is Self-Discovery

Today's card uses a colouring in image by Sarah Kay. There are several blogs where you can get the adorable Sarah Kay images and they are also available as rubber stamps if you really don't like digital images and want to stamp the image instead.

Materials required: Cream cardstock, Blue bazzil cardstock, Colouring in image by Sarah Kay, blue buttons, Pattern scrapbook paper, Copic pens, blue color box ink pad to edge papers, Word stamp by PSX, Blue Brilliance ink pad.

Have a great week everyone.

Time for a Picnic

It's time for a Picnic - this is a Sarah Kay image that I downloaded from a colouring in site. You really can find some fabulous images on the internet.

Materials required: Black cardstock, Pink Bazzil cardstock, Cream cardstock, Pink pattern scrapbook paper, Cuttlebug embossing folder, flower, buttons, colouring in book Sarah Kay image, Stickles glitter glue, pink color box ink pad, copic markers

Method: Fold black cardstock to create 15 x 15cm square card. Go around edges of scrapbook paper and Pink Bazzil cardstock with pink color box ink pad and attach to cardfront. Run strip of pink bazzil cardstock through Big Shot using cuttlebug embossing folder and attach to cardfront as shown. Print out image onto cream cardstock and color in using copic markers and highlight areas with stickles glitter glue and then go around edges with pink color box ink pad and attach to cardfront as shown. Attach flowers and buttons.

Sarah Kay - In my garden

Today's card uses a Sarah Kay image.

Now you can buy the stamp of this image or what I did was get the image from one of the many colouring in sites offering Sarah Kay images. Saved myself lots of money.

Materials: White cardstock, Mauve bazzil cardstock, Green pattern floral scrapbook paper, mauve roses, copic pens, white ranger gel pen, circle cut on Cricut, mauve color box ink pad

Method: Print out colouring in image onto white cardstock and color in using copic pens and use ranger white gel ink pen to highlight areas. Go around edges with mauve color box ink pad and set aside. Fold white cardstock to create 15 x 15 cm square card . Go around edges of mauve bazzil cardstock and green floral scrapbook paper with mauve color box ink pad and attach to cardfront. Use Cricut to cut a circle from Mauve bazzil cardstock and attach to cardfront as shown. Attach coloured in image and then attach roses.

Wishing everyone a great week and Happy March. Also a big thank you to everyone that leaves comments on my blog or emails me. I really appreciate the comments.

Can I Tell you a secret - Sarah Kay

Today's card uses a Sarah Kay image. You can buy Sarah Kay stamps and I was contemplating buying some but fortunately I managed to find this image on one of the colouring in sites on the internet and saved it to my computer the same way you would save a digi stamp. Saves a lot of money when you can find images like this for free. Sarah Kay images are just so cute and I remember them from when I was a child.

Materials: White cardstock, Blue Bazzil cardstock, blue pattern scrapbook paper, blue color box ink pad, Sarah Kay image from colouring in site, copic markers, White ranger gel pen, stickles glitter glue, Prima flowers, butterfly cream organza ribbon, small blue buttons, turquoise strip of bazzil cardstock, cuttlebug swiss dots embossing folder, Stickles glitter glue

Method: Fold white cardstock to create 15 x 15cm square card. Go around edges of blue pattern scrapbook paper and Blue Bazzil cardstock with color box ink pad and then wrap organza ribbon around scrapbook paper and attach bazzil and scrapbook paper to cardfront. Run strip of Turquoise bazzil cardstock through Big Shot using Cuttlebug embossing folder and attach to cardfront. Print out Image and color in using Copic markers and highlight with Ranger white gel pen and stickles and then go around edges with blue color box ink pad and attach to cardfront as shown. Attach flowers and buttons.