Hi everyone! Today I tried a few color combos with Pinkfresh Studio inks. I colored a bunch of Altenew Elegant Motifs. so I show you how my flowers turned out.
Color combos – Pinkfresh Studio inks
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Your color my world
Hi everyone! I Hope you all are well. This time I tried something new for me. I wanted to make a colorful but simple card with some Dylusions ink sprays. For this card, I grabbed the “You color my world” stamp from my my stash.
Get well soon Gertrude
Hi everyone! I had a request for a get well card. This is how the idea of the Get Well Soon Gertrude card was born.
Sorry for your loss
Hi everyone! I already made these Sorry for your loss cards last year and unfortunately I had to send them out.
Special Day Card
Hi everyone! My Special Day Card today is a quick and easy card. I used a pre-cut Craft Consortiums 3D Decoupage set.
Birthday Card – Flower Bear
Hi everyone! Today I made this cute Birthday Card – Flower Bear for my mom´s birthday by using Tim Holtz´s gorgous Theodore.
Adorable Dragon Card
Hi everyone! Today I have an Adorable Dragon Card for Valentine´s Day for which I used Tim Holtz´s Rupert on a mixed media background.
Happy Birthday Shaker Card
Hi everyone! Today I´m sharing my first shaker card ever. For my girls twin friends I made a Happy Birthday Shaker Card.
Get well soon Card
Hi evereyone! I hope you have started well into the new year. A very dear colleague is starting this year with a difficult surgery. Due to the still tense Covid situation I unfortunately can´t visit him in the hospital. I would like to send him my good wishes and love with this get well soon card.
Gatsby inspired New Year Card
Hi everyone! At the moment we are a frew days at my gramps house and I am very limited in my craft supplies. But I wanted to create a new card. I had found the Staggered Chevrons impressions folder in my mini stash and the idea for a Great Gatsby inspired New Year card was born.
I apologize for the bad light and the green background, I could only use what I had available here.
