Cowgirl Sassy

Yep, I am at it again.  This is another Sassy Studio Design digital.  I wanted something to put in the upper left cornor and I had a little plastic branch with pink flowers on it .  The branch was too fat for a card.  So I pulled the flowers off it and cut out a branch with brown cardstock.  I glued the flowers on and it worked.  Yea, for me because I really liked the branch on there.  I think I might redo the cowgirl because her face looks a little dark.  In real life she is a little dark but not as dark as it seems in this picture.

Steampunk

I don't know a lot about Steampunk but I enjoyed coloring this image from Sassy Studio Designs.  Click on the title to this post and it will take you to their site.  I had to go on line to find what Steampunk is all about.  I colored this image with my Copic's and the background paper is from Basic Grey.  It is called Marrakech.  It has really pretty colors. The flower I got at a shop in Glen Burnie that is now closed.  The ribbon is seam binding and the die cut is from Marianne designs.  It is one of her creatables.  I finally found a place in the US that sells them.  The link to them is http://shop.sweetstamps.com/EMBOSS-CUT-FOLDERS_c210.htm  The punch that I used on the blue paper is from Martha Stewart.

So while I was in the mood to color, I made a third card. This one is for the littlest guy in our family, James.  He is so full of energy and he cracks me up.  Some of the things that come out of that boys mouth!  This is another Sassy Cheryl's digital images.  Again I colored it with my Copic markers.  The background paper on this one is from a tablet called All About Boys.  The sentiment is from a set from Hero Arts.  It is so fitting--He does make me smile. 

Boy Scout

My grandson, Dylan, just did the bridging ceremony into Boy Scouts.  We are so proud of him and I thought I would make a card to let him know.  This image is a digital image from Sassy Cheryls.  She has some cute images.  I am really getting into these digital images.  I like how you are not stuck with just one size.  You can make them any size you want and if you want to crop them, you can do that too.  And storage is no problem at all.  This image I colored with my copics.  I used Spellbinders to cut the oval and the title strip at the bottom.  The ribbon in the background (I guess you call it a ribbon) is a Memory Box die.  The background paper is some I had left over from covering a cigar box.  It worked here.  Enjoy!

Pirate Penny

Per order of Mary, I figured I better step up and post to my blog.  lol.  I recently got a Sassy Studio Design digital image.  These images are so fun and so well drawn.  I colored this with Copic Markers.  The paper I used in the background is by Basic Grey called Sugar.  My card base and the paper I used to print the image on is Mohawk.  I love this paper to use with my Copics.