Handmade Paper Hugs

  Hello everyone! Here's a fall thank you card using a cutie from Krista Leigh Smith. The speech bubble comes with the stamp. The stamped sentiments are from Papertrey Ink. I popped her up and added a bit of ribbon. Just because... The paper is from Joy! Copics used: Skin: E04, E13, E11, E21, E00  Eyes: E37, E99, E97 Hair: R37, R89, E49 Blouse / lips: RV69, RV66, RV55 Shirt: E47, E44, E43, E42 Pants: E18, E15, E13 Handbag: YR27, Y17, Y13 Phone: 100, C7, BV00 Thanks so much for stopping by! Tina

Hello everyone! I LOVE! this wreath turnabout stamp from Concord 9th! I really feel it can be used for ANY occasion with the change of colors. I made a whole bunch of these for the Danish operation write home, but am only showing one of each color combination. The traditional: Twisted citron, Mowed lawn, Worn lipstick and Candied apple Oxide inks. Sentiment  - 'Warm Christmas hugs' - from Panduro heat embossed with WOW! Metalline red embossing powder. The so-so traditional: Tumbled glass, Blueprint sketch, Shaded lilac and Wilted violet Oxide inks. Sentiment - 'Merry Christmas' - from Panduro heat embossed with WOW! Metalline violet embossing powder. The lovey-dovey: Spun suger, Picked raspberry, Barn door and Seedless preserves Oxide inks. Sentiment - 'Warm Christmas greetings' - from Brandt Lassen Design stamped with Barn door Oxide ink.  This fall-combo I turned into thank you cards using Wild honey, Barn door, Dusty concord and Aged mahogo...

Hello everyone! Today I'm sharing one of those hard-to-do cards with a lot of feeling. We have the best vet! No doubt about it. I can text his mobile and he will answer when he has a miniute - after hours, weekend, even during his summer holiday. He just proved that this summer, with everything going on with Aslan, our dog that we sent across the rainbow bridge. We are so thankful for his help, so I made him this card. I wanted to do it sooner, but it was hard enough now. I broke down a couple of times during. I managed to really get it to look like him. When I showed it to my daughter she exclaimed 'Aslan!'. So yeah, tough one! I printed the Mo's digital pencil image "Nana" on Neenah cardstock. I'm guessing she's supposed to be the big nanny dog from Peter Pan, but she could go for a bernese mountain dog as well. I colored it with my Copics and cut it out with a My favorite things Wonky stitched rectangle die. Copics used: Aslan: C5,C7...