Kathy at Fond Memories wanted me to try using this stamp from Inky Antics "Bee Benton". Isn't he a cute little guy. I stamped the image and colored with Copic Markers. I used E31, E34 for the bear and Y38 for the honey pot. The paper is My Mind's Eye "Love Me" and a Bazzill red. Spellbinder circles were used for the cuts. The sentiment was stamped on a section of the backside of the paper. I used pop dots behind the bear for a little dimension. Of course I could not resist putting a little twine bow to finish off the card. Hope you enjoy.
One of the most rewarding things is to share with others the works you have done.
Showing posts with label Inky Antics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inky Antics. Show all posts
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Thinking of you
What a cute stamp--"Delightful Dogs #3" from Inky Antics. A simple card using Spellbinders labels 12 and some Copics in shades of brown, green and a gold. The paper is from BasicGrey "Picadilly" 6x6 pad. I did add a little Antique Linen distress ink too. The card is a 4.25 x 5.5 in size with the printed paper cut t 2.5 inches and a strip of the frame paper creating a finished look. Just wanting to share this delightful little guy as it rains/ sleets/ snows here in Minnesota. Hope you enjoy
Friday, August 6, 2010
Baby-MOJO 150
MOJO 150 Sketch Challenge. This cute little image is from the Inky Antics "Circle Sentiments" and used on 3 bugs in a rug paper. Spellbinders were used to cut the circles and Jumbo scalloped borderabilities was used to cut the bottom edge of the background paper. Copic markers to color the image, while a little Sparkly fluff from Our Crafts Lounge was used to add a little dimensional hair. I added a little pleated ribbon to help finish off the design. The Mojo challenge was a perfect sketch for this card. Simple to do. Hope you enjoy.
Saturday, May 29, 2010
If you give a mouse a cookie
If you give a mouse a cookie was what my friend said when she saw this card. Of course that is a book written by Laura Numeroff, which is a favorite of many children. When I made the card I had not thought about that, but you know he is going to want more than one. The stamp is from Inky Antics and the Paper from graphic 45. Spellbinder squares and circles were used for the image. Copic markers added the color to the image. Things from my stash finished off this very simple card. Hope you enjoy.
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