Silhouette #3

This is yet another card I made using a silhouette dig stamp.

I used a Martha Stewart edge punch, some DP, Nestabilities big scallop ovals and a piece of ribbon that came from a Christmas gift! You can download the image HERE

Silhouette 2

Another silhouette card! This time I colored the hat, matted the image panel with red and added some DP.

You can get the digi stamp HERE.

Silhouette

This card was made with a silhouette free digi stamp which I will share with you. I kept this card black and white. Can't go wrong there! I will share a couple more in the next two days.

You can download the digi stamp HERE

More Magnolias

When I use a digital stamp I always print more than one in case I make a boo boo and also I print in different sizes. This card is made from a smaller print of the same image as yesterday.

Magnolias

I just love this digi image from Just Inklined!  You can get this image, along with lots of others by donating to Help For Katie on Jak Heath's blog.  http://www.jakheath.com/2011/01/help-for-katie.html

The image was printed on white cardstock, colored with Prismacolor pencils and Turpenoid and cut out. I used a long ovals Nestie to cut the aperture in the card and glued the image on. The sentiment is stamped on the inside of the card.

Another CASE card

 This is the CASE card I did for CASE  THIS on Card Camp.

The image is a digital image that I printed twice, once onto cardstock and once onto regular copy paper for a mask. I masked the image and used a script background stamp and Memento London Fog ink. The image is colored with Prismacolor pencils and Turpenoid.

Here Chicky, chicky

This cute image was a digital freebie but I don't remember where it is from. I am pretty sure I got it from a list of freebies that are posted on the Free Digital Stamps blog every day. I was beginning to think that this card was not meant to be after I put it together upside down! Fortunately I was able to remove the green checkered panel and the image panel without any damage and re-make it.

After coloring the image I used a .005 Micron pen to make little marks around the wings to look like blanket stitch and then a .03 Micron pen for the faux stitching around the panels.