Fluffles the cat

I guess I better get this blog updated. It has been a few days. Tis is a Stampendous stamp colored with Copics.

Ride em cowboy

A quick card using some DCWV cowboy papers. Added some little copper brads to the star. That's all folks. Nothing fancy here.

Surfs Up!

I made 10 of these cards for my OWH box. The surfboard paper is from Rusty Pickle. Except for the sand the other papers are DCWV Tahiti Beach stack. All are mounted an Bazzill cardstock.

Patriotic

A couple more cards using the same vintage image and more Bo Bunny papers. The brads in the second card I colored with Copic markers over white to give a more vintage look.

Land of the free, home of the brave

Another 4th of July card using my Bo Bunny papers from last year. The image is from Create With TLC. I colored with Copics and used Antique Linen Distress Ink around the edges and also around the edges of the computer generated sentiment. Did a little sewing on it also. Had to drag my machine out.

Red white and blue

This card will be used for this weeks mid week throw down on OWH. The challenge was to make a summer card. Although I made this card for the Fourth of July it can be used any time by the troops. The circle uses paper from a Bo Bunny pad from last year. The Red paper with the cutout stars is from Creative Imaginations. I cut the paper so the stars were even on each side. I put through a star embossing folder. I had 3 sheets of the paper and I was able to make a dozen cards for my OWH box.

Ford Built

A few days ago I visited my favorite craft store and among other things I bought 4 sheets of paper, not that I needed it. This sheet of cars was one of them.  I cut this in strips and made 10 cards for the OWH box. I used up different colors of Basic Grey paper for the backgrounds, using up some of my really old paper. That felt good. The Ford Built sentiment was computer generated. I positioned it where I wanted it on the card and put all 10 pieces through my printer at one time. I used a speedometer stamp from We Are Memory Keepers that my daughter gave me. A little acrylic set she paid $.99 for . I liked the look of the bare chipboard so I didn't bother to cover it, just stamped right on it.

Cats rule

I haven't made cards with these images for a few years. I colored with Copics. Lot's of fun.

Using smalls

Sandy on OWH showed some cards she made with 3"x4" papers. I have been having fun all evening making these. Nothing fancy but perfect for the troops to use. A great way to use bold papers.

My box will go in the mail tomorrow with 94 cards, half masculine.

I have spurs that jingle, jangle, jingle

Still making masculine cards for my OWH box. I have 6 of these. The image is from an Inkadinkadoo stamp, colored with Copics. The gray paper I mounted it on is from a pack of 50, 10 different colors,  from a textured pack by Michael's Recollections brand. I rather liked the look of the paper. It was about $13 for the pack and I used a coupon and got it for $6.50. That is $.13 a sheet, a real bargain.

The sentiment here is computer generated. The song "I got spurs that jingle jangle jingle" was composed for a 1942 movie and sung by Tex Ritter. I have been singing this song all day. I rather like it!