Kraftin' Kimmie Challenge # 166

Here's a card I created for the Kraftin' Kimmie Weekly Challenge...I'm please with how it turned out ! I coloured it with copic markers and feel I'm making some progress with my colouring.

More Kards for Kids Boy Birthday cards

Here are 5 cards I created for Kards for Kids...just getting around to photographing them now.

Kraftin' Kimmie Challenge #165

Here's a submission for Kraftin' Kimmie Challenge #165 - a card with love...the cute chick is a KK stamp, and the greeting is a Stamps of Life stamp...it's stamped in Silver ink and didn't photograph well...but it says YOU WARM MY HEART. I created the background with a very old snowflake stamp and some distress inks (a technique I learned in Tim Holtz on-line class); the card looks much better in real life than in the photo.

More Kards for Kids...

Here's 5 more Kards for Kids BOY Birthday cards I made...thanks Peggy T. for the use of the diamond-plate embossing template...really adds to the cards !! I coloured with copics without too much worry for shading, etc., but I think some young boys at Hospital for Sick Children will like them anyway !! THE MUSTANG STAMP IS FROM RUBBERNECKER STAMPS

Kards for Kids - more boy cards I created

Here's a bunch of boy birthday cards I created for Kards for Kids, HSC. I had fun playing with my copics and colouring the images. The hair and fur on the dog were certainly a challenge, but I was starting to get the hang of if by the end of the day. I hope the kids at HSC like them.

Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps - Challenge #164

Here's a card I created for the KKS Challenge #164. The challenge was to use texture on your card. I used my polka dot embossing folder for the blue strip under the coloured image. I played with my copics yesterday and had some fun and even learned a little !!

Kraftin' Kimmie Challenge #163

Here's a card I put together for the KKS Challenge #163. The challenge was to use something old (the photo flips and brads) and something new (the Snow White Stamp from KKS - a present from my pal Peggy T.) You can't see in the photo the glitter I added to the dress, but it looks pretty cool in real-life (to quote a much-used term of my sons).