My design is in turquoise and orange, and features a young "fella" (complete with dirty knees!) that might just live in this bedroom!
This truly was a "Stamp Simply" design...I had colored the image previously, so was able to fashion a quick and easy card.
The card base is Stampin' Up Tangerine Tango, the striped decorator paper, KaiserCraft's "Devonshire" (Stamp Simply Ribbon Store).
I stamped the My Favorite Things "Pure Innocence" image with Memento Tuxedo Black ink (Stamp Simply Ribbon store), then colored it with numerous Copic markers.
Dimensional tape was used to mount the image panel over the crimped/jumbo eyelet borders (Stampin' Up).
Take a look-see at the rest of the Stamp Simply Challenge team's designs:
Sharon and the Stamp Simply Ribbon Store
Charlene Driggs: Paper and Ink Playground - August Guest Designer
Deb Neerman: Paper, Ink, Scissors & Stamps
Barbara Anders: Paper Pursuits
Jenny Gropp: One Krafty Kat
Janine Orchard: 2bKrafty
AJ Otto: The Willow Garden (not playing)
Barb Schram: Explore. Dream. Discover (not playing today)
If YOU play this week, make sure that you link to Mr. Linky on Sharon's blog!
Thanks so much for stopping by and have a great weekend!
Totally CUTE! Yup, same pad -- LOL!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou guys had the best idea pulling out this paper..... wish I thought of it!!!!!! LOVELY DP and super cute little swinging guy!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the most adorable cards I've ever seen, Deb! Love that DP and that sweet image ... and those dirty knees are perfect! So cute!!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a fabulous weekend!
very pretty. I was wondering if you would mind letting me know what paper you use when you color with Copics? I've had a bit of trouble with bleeding, and even the Memento ink has bled a little when I've used the Copics. thank you so much!!
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Oh, gosh...he's so cute and love those "dirty" knees! That DP is so awesome! Thanks for letting me play with you all this month.
ReplyDeleteGreat image!! and the paper is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteTo answer Helen's question above:
ReplyDeleteI use PaperTrey Ink Stamper's Select cardstocks for Copic coloring--I really love the heft and thickness! I have also had excellent luck with Neenah cardstocks.
There is a wonderful tutorial on Marianne's blog: I Like Markers, which paper tests different papers for Copic markers...find it [url=http://ilikemarkers.blogspot.com/2008/06/cardstock-testing-and-bit-about-copic.html]HERE.[/url]
Hope that helps!
What a sweet image-neat card.
ReplyDeleteSweet! Love the knees!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute Deb. The colors really work well together. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThose inspiration colors are just wonderful and that little guy is SOOOO cute!
ReplyDeleteHi Deb~
ReplyDeleteI really like this card! The lay out is great, and I would really like to CASE it if that is ok with you!
The image is so cute! The knees are the perfect "Deb Detail!"
The colors of that bedroom must mean he is a Miami Dolphins Fan!
He IS Able,
Traci S.
Lots of that paper to be seen this week, LOL! Love what you did with Boy and His Dog! Adorable!
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