Good Morning Blogland! I am back with some more
Shady Tree Goodness. I really like the stamps on this release. There are so many unique images to choose from. So many things to color too, and you know how I love to color.
This first card features the set, Groovy Kind of Love. I love everything about it. So many great puffy letter sentiments and free flowing drawings. This house is my favorite. I've got some aqua mist cardstock layered with some Imaginesce patterned paper. On top is my cardstock panel. I stamped the image in Memento tuxedo black and went crazy with my copics. Next I added a fun little sentiment that I curved to fit around the tree. Make sure you click on the picture to see all the details.
My second card has stamps from the Power of Love set that I used yesterday. I started by stamping the big flower in smokey shadow on white cardstock. I colored it with my copics, cut it out and then went a little crazy with my stickles. Next I die cut a piece of Bazzill cardstock to mount the flower on. I added the sentiment in white to the side. Finally for the base I used another image from Power of Love. I stamped it in some lavender chalk ink (Dew Drops) and then inked up the sides for good measure.
I hope you enjoyed today's previews. Be sure to check out the rest of the design team. The links are right over in my left side bar under the Shady Tree icon. They have some beautiful things to show you! Be sure to come back tomorrow because I have some great Shady Tree Studio blog candy for you!
This first card features the set, Groovy Kind of Love. I love everything about it. So many great puffy letter sentiments and free flowing drawings. This house is my favorite. I've got some aqua mist cardstock layered with some Imaginesce patterned paper. On top is my cardstock panel. I stamped the image in Memento tuxedo black and went crazy with my copics. Next I added a fun little sentiment that I curved to fit around the tree. Make sure you click on the picture to see all the details.
My second card has stamps from the Power of Love set that I used yesterday. I started by stamping the big flower in smokey shadow on white cardstock. I colored it with my copics, cut it out and then went a little crazy with my stickles. Next I die cut a piece of Bazzill cardstock to mount the flower on. I added the sentiment in white to the side. Finally for the base I used another image from Power of Love. I stamped it in some lavender chalk ink (Dew Drops) and then inked up the sides for good measure.
I hope you enjoyed today's previews. Be sure to check out the rest of the design team. The links are right over in my left side bar under the Shady Tree icon. They have some beautiful things to show you! Be sure to come back tomorrow because I have some great Shady Tree Studio blog candy for you!
9 comments:
Totally fun look to that first card and the purples on the flower card are yummy! Great job!
what great creations you have made! love the funky little house and its bright colors! that set is probably my fave of our new releases. :) and you have done a brill job with the Power of Love and all the purples! just makes me smile!
can't wait to see what you have in store for tomorrow! see you then!
These are terrific Michele!
First, that little house image is so precious!!! And I love your color choices & the way you curved the sentiment around the tree.
And the second card ~ your background looks like patterned paper!! Lovely! As is the coloring on your flower and all that sparkle :^) !!!!!
Oh I just must have that little house! What a neat set this is, and you have colored it all so well!
Hugs, Pat Smith
Oh I just must have that little house! What a neat set this is, and you have colored it all so well!
Hugs, Pat Smith
ooh love that purple heart background. these are great!
Your purples look wonderful, just love the house in that color. Very nice use of the images on the second card.
Oh so sweet! That little house is adorable and love it in purple! The flower and coloring is stunning as well!
Fabulous colors to your projects!!! Your Groovy card is spectacular... and I particularly love how your sentiment was shaped. I always forget that little trick!
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