Midnight Madness Sketch #96

Here's Wally Walrus from Stamp Shoppe Creations, colored with Copic markers and fitting right in with this weeks MMSC96. I used decorator paper from My Mind's Eye again. The edges of the purple paisley paper has some faux stitches and distressing. I tied some seam binding ribbon to the card along with some Prima Flowers and swirls by Sizzix. Thanks for looking!

You're Tu-tu Wonderful

Here is another Stamp Shoppe Creations stamp. I used the Midnight Madness Sketch Challenge #88 to create this card. First, I stamped Prancing Piggy and colored her with Copics. Then, I cut out an oval with my nestabilities, with a scallop oval behind the image. I used the Imaginisce Designer paper for my scrap pieces. For the added embellishments on the right side, I used the Imaginisce I-rock heating tool to add the pearls in a swirl pattern. Then I used the sentimet as one of my embellishments on the left side with some papers from Prima. Then to add centers to the flowers, I again used the Glam Rocks with the I-rock tool. How fun is that!

Midnight Madness challenge #82

Here's one of my cards for the Midnight Madness Challenge for this month. I used paper from the new Bo Bunny Midnight Frost collection. Then I used the snowflake border die from Tim Holtz and tied a ribbon around it with the sentiment tag. The sentiment is from Amuse. I stamped the bear from High Hopes and colored him with Copics. Then I popped him up on the Labels 11 Nestabilites dies, which I had sponged with Summer Sky Momento ink before removing the die. I used the snowflakes to create the circle doily piece behind my image. Stay warm!

Midnight Madness blogaversary!

Here's my Midnight Madness card for their blogaversary. Congratulations Priscilla and the DT for a year of great inspiration and over 1750 followers...WOW! I rotated this sketch to fit my walrus image. Then I used some of the new Tim Holtz On Edge dies for the extra strips of paper. Adding some swirls, pearls, ribbon and a tag...adds so much interest. I felt the image needed a sentiment, so I added that as an extra.

We have a Blog Candy Winner!!

Peggy Kautza is our lucky winner of the blog candy! Thank you all for you comments. It's good to hear who is your favorite. I am also using the the Midnight Madness sketch MMSC31 for my card. It's not only a sketch, but is to follow the winter wonderland theme. I used the snowflake background on a marble blue background paper to have the feel of falling snow. Then stamped the signs of winter penguin with the Winter greeting and colored it with Copic markers. Adding a texture of snow with the Snow marker and glitter also add to the feel of freshly fallen snow. I scuffed the edges of the matting cardstock and added glitter around the rough edges. I love these challenges!! Again...congratulations to Peggy and you can pick up goodies!