Mad Hatter and Kenna

Good morning all.I hope you have all had a lovely weekend.

Today it is my turn (Nic) to share a couple of cards with you.

I have made two very different styles, so first up we have the fabulous MAD HATTER by Hannah Lynn.Woah is she fun to colour.

Isn`t she a stunner and i went with hot pink colours and plenty of sparkle.

 

A close up, i have sprayed the entire imge with a sparkle spray so she really is blinged up.

 

For my 2nd card, i have used the beautiful KENNA by Hannah Lynn.

I made this card for our current `Floral Frenzy` challlenge at the Crafts and me challenge.

We have had lots of fabulous entries so far and you still have time to enter so do pop over and check out the details.

 

I went with soft colours for this card.

She is really pretty isn`t she.

And a close up.

 

Thanks so much for popping by,means a lot and do pop on over to the CRAFTS & ME STORE and check out all the fabulous goodies available.

 

Hugs Nic.xxx

 



Merged Ladies with Backgrounds

Hi there! This is Rose sharing two cards that I've made using some of the wonderful digital images available at Crafts and Me Stamps.

You may have seen this card at the recent Dynamite Digi team's "Floral Frenzy!" challenge.  I've merged Lemon Shortbread's Butterfly Melody digital stamp with Hannah Lynn's Tulip Sunrise background digital image to share blooming wishes.

 

I liked that card so much that I merged Art Deco Geraldine digital stamp with Hannah Lynn's A Walk In Paris background digital image to send a special greeting.

 

 

 

 

 

Here's a list of the 8 simple steps that I used to complete my merge.  Why not give it a try?

 

Merging Digital Images using Adobe Photoshop Elements 8.0

1. Select File tab; then Open .jpg version of image (resize image now if needed)

2. Open .jpg version of background image
3. Select Magic Wand tool from left icons
4. Click in white areas surrounding image until you see dotted lines outlining image; Shift + Click in additional white areas if needed.
5. Select "Select" tab; then Inverse
6. Ctrl-C to copy image
7. Click on background then select Edit tab; then Paste
8. Save merged image with new .jpg name

 

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There are more amazing rubberstamp and digital images in a variety of styles by your favorite artists at the Crafts and Me Stamps store here.

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You still have time to add your entry to the Crafts and Me Stamps' digi team's "Floral Frenzy" challenge here for a chance to win your choice of THREE digital images from Crafts and Me Stamps. Visit the Crafts and Me challenge blog again on Wednesday for a new Rockin' Rubbah challenge.

Here's wishing you a wonderful day!  We're so glad you stopped by to visit!

~ Rose

Happy Sunday...

Good morning everyone and happy Sunday to you all...I hope your having a fabulous bank holiday weekend...its my turns to show you some beauties today and I have I used stunning Hannah Lynn images from Crafts and Me for my cards...this is the beautiful Corinne and she colours so easily with all that amazing hair...I used my distress inks for both of my card images colouring and the second one is called Fire and Ice...beautiful isn't she...I coloured her with my usual distress inks too and glittered her hair a little bit...I love Hannah Lynn gorgeousness for colouring don't you...I'm off to the garden centre today to fill our decking with colour...its that time of year isn't it...whatever your doing I hope the sun shines on you and if you would like to pop on over to my blog you will find all the details of these cards here...enjoy your Sunday

Mina xxx

Tale of a Rose

Morning everyone i have two projects to share today both using stunning images from Janna Prosvirina first up is Tale of a Rose i have coloured her with copics in monotone with a splash of pink on the rose 

and a wall hanging i made for the last challenge using The Key

thanks for looking today have a lovely weekend

hugs sara x x x

Ivy

Morning Crafters,

I'm in a bit of a rush, so without further ado here's my latest card:-

Using new release "Ivy" by Janna Prosvirina

using Genevieve by Hannah Lynn

Prima Meredith Dove Grey/Blue Flower

Hugs Tracy x

Tale of a Rose by Janna Prosvirina

Good Morning Everyone, Ann Marie here. I have a card to show you today which I made for the last Rubber Stamp challenge where the theme was "Peaches and Cream".  I love challenges that are a bit outside the box as they always help you discover something new in your own creativity or others.  The color palette here did just that for me as the "oranges" are often not the first colors I choose.. that won't be the case any longer!   For my card I used this beautiful new image "Tale of a Rose" by the artist Janna Prosvirina.

My image is colored with copic markers and lots of glitter.  I am experimenting also with Frantage which you see on many of the beautiful cards on our blog.  Here is a close up of this gorgeous image...

 Thanks so much for stopping by. Why not hop over to the digi challenge going on right now...The theme this week is "Floral Frenzy"...Have a great day!

The Key

Hello and good morning everyone, Karina here. Only one card to show you today, the one I made for our last challenge where we wanted to see the colour combo Peaches & Creme. Quite challenging for me, too. For my card I used this beautiful new image 'The Key' by the artist Janna Prosvirina.

I coloured the image with Distress Inks and added some stickles to her wings and the leafs. I added some wet embossing around the image in white and sparkling orange.

Thank you so much for looking. Have a wonderful day now!
Hugs, Karina