Showing posts with label winter images. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter images. Show all posts

Friday, November 3, 2017

Christmas Partying Penguins

Brrrrr ... it is cold outside today. We woke up to a skim of snow covering everything this morning making it a perfect day to grab a coffee and head to the craft room. I have a few images to finish colouring before I start making Christmas cards.

One of those images just happened to be these cute partying penguins from the October Kit and Clowder class.  I have coloured it up following the class instructions and suggested colours.  The tree looked like it was going to be difficult but following Alyce's steps, it all came together nicely.



I coloured this image with Copic markers and used a Prisma white pencil for the falling snow and a white gel pen for the tree highlights.  Before I add this cute colouring to a card some glitter maybe in order.  After all, everything is better at Christmas with a little glitter!

You can find Penguins Party at Whimsy Stamps.  


Thanks for stopping by. Feel free to leave a comment. 

Monday, November 23, 2015

My Friend Flakey Colouring

Hi everyone! I have one more colouring to share. This one is from Sugar Nellie  and is called My Friend Flakey! I have coloured this digi with Copic markers and used fine glitter on the bottom as well as Crystal Stickles on the snowflakes. Don't you think he is going to look great on a Christmas card?


My Friend Flakey


Colours and Cards Colouring My Friend Flakey

Monday, November 9, 2015

Why Not A Purple Snowflake

It's that time of year!  You are going to see a lot of Christmas Cards popping up on my blog.  Today I am sharing one with Iced Bleeding Heart Flower Pot Pretty from Lacy Sunshine Stamps.  

Thought I would try something different and match the paper to the background.  The paper and flower were in on of Lacy Sunshine Crafters Candy boxes.  The digital stamp was coloured using Copics.  Lace is from my stash. 

Iced Bleeding Heart Flower Pot Pretty Christmas Card




Coloured with Copics
Background water colours
Snow-tex and glitter
Giovanna snowflake die

Sunday, November 8, 2015

Sammi Boo's Hot Cocoa Christmas Card

Hi everyone! Thanks for stopping by.  Tonight I am sharing a Christmas card using the image Sammi Boo's Hot Cocoa.  She is one of the wonderful digital stamps that can be found at Lacy Sunshine Stamps.  Heather has a great selection of Christmas digi's for all your Christmas cards and crafts.

I went out of my comfort zone with this stamp and decided to create a scene.  A bit ambitious for me .. like I know how to colour trees!  Thankfully Copics blend nicely and hide some of the "what were you thinking" marks.  When all was said and done it all came together in the end.

Sammi Boo's Hot Cocoa Christmas Card




Copic colours used
Eooo, Eoo, Eo4, R20, R11
E31, E,33, E35, YR31
V000, V01, V04, V06, V09, V12
G00, G02, G05, G09
B000, B91, B93, B95, B97, B99
E53, E57, C0, C1, C5, BV23
Y15, Y11
YG03, G21, YG69, G94, G99
G14, G17, G28
B000, B00

Snow-tex and Glitter
Clear stamp - Warmest Wishes
Giovanna Snowflake die- Style # 946
Paper and big snowflake from my stash

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Frozen Sweet Pea Blooming Beauty Christmas Card

Hi everyone. I am sharing a Christmas card I made using a previously shared colouring of  Frozen Sweet Pea Blooming Beauty from the talented Heather Valentin.  

I started with snowflake accents but they just were not working for me tonight.  This card needed flowers and sparkle!  Unfortunately the camera didn't pick up the sparkle from the ribbon mesh that is covering the card background ... take my word for it, it looks great!  






The flowers leaves and silver bits  are from my stash.  The leaves and silver branches are cut from dollar store accent sprigs I picked up last year. The ribbon mesh is from one of Lacy Sunshine's Crafter's Candy Boxes. 

Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Christmas Cards Made Last Year

Hi everyone.  I spent the past few nights cleaning up some of my files and organizing my ever growing inventory of digital stamps and images.  While moving, sorting and dragging deep in my computer I came across a couple of pictures of last years Christmas cards.  

It is always interesting to look back and see what was "in" last year on the craft table.  One tends to forget over the year ... well this one does!


These 3 cards all have images from Mo's Digital Pencil , were coloured with Copic's and sent out last year to family and friends. 


Little Elf Fin


Little Elf Mim


Cat In Christmas Tree



Sunday, October 25, 2015

Todays Colors

Today I am sharing Frozen Sweet Pea - Blooming Beauty and Iced Bleeding Heart from Lacy Sunshine Stamps.   

Both digital stamps were coloured with Copics.  I have a small set of water colour pencils that have been calling to me so today I experimented on the backgrounds with them.  They didn't come out exactly as I had envisioned but it was fun to try something different.

As you may notice I also came across my jar of Snow-tex and have added it to both images as well as glitter, Stickles crystal, Stickels lace and Folk Art acrylic paint. Thanks for stopping by.


     Frozen Sweet Pea - Blooming Beauty             



Iced Bleeding Heart Pot Pretty



The "fur" trim on her hood and sleeves has a touch of Stickles Frosted Lace to add dimension
Snow-tex information can be found here:  http://decoart.com/cgi-bin/Products.cgi?Snow-Tex

Saturday, September 5, 2015

Christmas isn't far away

Christmas! That's months away you say unless your a card maker who sends out homemade personalized Christmas cards every year like I do.  I wish I could say I was one of those people who made Christmas cards all year long but I am not.  Usually panic starts setting in mid November when I hear there is only a month and a half before the big day.  Every year I say not this year but ... well you know how it goes.

Not this year! Well one card is a start!  Here is something a little different. Not your traditional Christmas colours but I think Roy's Christmas Present Delivery looks very festive indeed, don't you?