Showing posts with label Jen del Muro's SFYTT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jen del Muro's SFYTT. Show all posts

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Sketch challenges and OWH digis

Here is my card for this week's SFYTT from Jen del Muro
I used digital images from OWH's Stars and Stamps blog
And I got to use my brand new Stars embossing folder from Cuttlebug :-) All in all I had a great time making these cards thanks to the kindness of blogging cardmakers.

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

A couple of SFYTT cards

I did a couple of takes on Jen del Muro's sketch for this week.
http://iheart2stamp.com/2010/05/22/sketch-for-you-to-try-39/ I used some old epoxy stickers, a digitally composed sentiment, and die cuts by Cuttlebug. The background stamp is so light you might not be able to tell what it looks like but it is a Backgrounder from Cornish Heritage Farms. I used more epoxy stickers on this version plus Diamond Glaze on the stamped birdie and die cut flower.

Saturday, May 1, 2010

a sketch and a challenge

Here is one of Jen del Muro's great sketches. I'm addicted to them :-D And here is a card I made for this week's challenge on Mo's Digital Challenge blog.
http://mosdigitalchallenge.blogspot.com/ It was to make a masculine card using one of Mo's digital images. I love this super dude! He is colored with Prismacolor pencils. This beautiful Russian Princess from a story book is a freebie image from Cora's blog-
http://digitaltuesday.blogspot.com/ The printed papers are from Basic Grey and Lasting Impressions. I distressed them with stamps and inks. The princess was colored a bit digitally then with Prismacolor pencils and gel pen.



Saturday, April 17, 2010

Joie de vivre

Jen's SFYTT sized for an A2 card with measurements added. You can find her unaltered sketch on her wonderful blog. http://iheart2stamp.com/ I deeply love Mo Manning's drawings of Mummu. She is just who I want to be when I grow up!
I used Prismacolor pencils and some Distress inks. Somehow I had a bunch of scraps the perfect colors to go with the printed background paper so it came together quickly. That is so rare for me. This card is going to my Mom.