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For my card, I used this super fun Whimsy Stamps image colored with copics. I then added some fun designer paper layered on black card stock for a bit of a punch. The card was finished with the sentiment and a few scattered gems.
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WCW239 - Winter Watercolor
As I was seeing the images in the gallery from the WCW236 challenge, I just had to have a go at it. I love blue and white cards and every one of the cards from that challenge are so amazing. I pulled out my watercolor paper and paints and created this scene. I then finished the scene off with this sentiment from Stampin Up.
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For my card, I needed a get-well card and this image from DRS Designs is just perfect. I colored it up with copics and cut down the layers. I then added the Are You Cured Yet sentiment.
I loved the blanked in the image and had this great emboss folder that reminds me of a comfortable quilt.
The card was finished with a few scattered buttons that I have had in my stash for a large number of years.
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For my card, I pulled out one of my trusty Art Impression images that is always good for a giggle. I stamped and then colored the image with copics.
I stamped the fun sentiment and tucked it under a die-cut clip board as if we were seeing what the doctor was reading on his clipboard.
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For my card I pulled out this fun Art Impression image and colored her with copics. I then added some distress oxide ink around her. I then stamped the sentiment and popped it up on dimensionals and finished the card with some scattered gems.
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3.2 Minutes
For my card, I used several fall colored scraps to create my card layout. A few of them have glitter. I used the herringbone technique and layered on a dark brown card stock.
The Get Well sentiment is popped up on dimensionals and the card was finished with a fancy fiber lace and some scattered sequins.
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USEIT2023 - Sunshine
For my card I found this cute weather paper in my stash and I thought of this sunshine that was in my tote of items to use up. I thought it was perfect for a quick get well card.
I die cut a couple of clouds, added some dimensionals and finished with a few scattered mirror candy dots.
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Challenges:
For this card I sponged the fish stencil with pink and orange on the card base.
Next, I tore some tan card stock and added some sponging to the edge.
I then die cut the flip flops and layered and finished the card with the sentiment.
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My sweet nephew is still recovering from 9 stress fractures and today's inspiration reminded me of this cute bear and is perfect for a card to send to my nephew.
I stamped the image, colored with copics then cut the panels. The base panel is stamped with the cute heartbeat stamp several times and then I punched a couple of additional hearts.
USEIT2021 - Band aids and image
I needed to crank out a few get well cards. My sweet nephew that enlisted in the Navy this year has 9 stress fractures in both legs and the entire family is sending him get well and happy mail cars.
This cute image was sent to me as a RAK in a Teapot Tuesday challenge and I thought he would be perfect for a card for my nephew. I colored it with copics and found these cute band aids in my tote of items to use up. I added some sponging to the band aids and layered.
