Caardvarks Sketchfest Tuesday
Number of View: 410This is a supersized card. 6″x12″!!!
For Caardvarks Sketchfest Tuesday.

Gorjuss’ hair & skin colored with Tombow markers on watercolor paper. Paper-piecing/papertole.

Stamp: “A Little Birdie Told Me…” by Suzanne Woolcott from Sugar Nellie Stamps;
Cardstock (brown): Stampin’ Up!;
All other supplies: Basic Grey Sugared Collection.
TEBB Challenge #9
Number of View: 447
This was the most difficult challenge among 13 TEBB challenges. I didn’t know what to make. I love the shabby/chic style, but I wasn’t sure how I could create the look. So, I decided to “tackle” this challege first, and had the bestest time while working on it.
Painted a 4×6 canvas with acrylic paints. I didn’t have any pink acrylic, so used red instead. But, it just didn’t give me the light pastel pink color. But, I still love how it turned out =)

Taylored Expressions Birthday Bash Challenge #9: Inspired by the photo (Soft, muted colors accented with brown for an aging effect, distressed & shabby.
Ooops, I didn’t use any brown on mine. But, the brush stroke and the music note background stamped image look distressed, heehee.

Stamps: Gorjuss from Sugar Nellie (Colored with Tombow markers on watercolor paper); Early 1900′s Music Background from Purple Onion Designs;
Gorjuss Girls Origins: Little Miss Attitude
Number of View: 2551I didn’t even know new X-men movie came out. One of the blogs I subscribed to had the below image. And, I found out it was from the latest X-men movie, “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”. Loved the photo, and couldn’t get the image off of my mind, and was inspired to create the above card. =)
Stamps (from the left): Untamed, Just a Girl, Little Miss Attitude, Sent with Love, Purfect Friend, Bear Hug by Suzanne Woolcott from Sugar Nellie;
Ribbons: My Favorite Things (yellow); A Muse (red);
Patterned paper: me&my Big Ideas;

She is So Gorjuss!
Number of View: 1650Isn’t she?
One of the reasons I love about stamping is that I don’t have to draw. And I can still make something beautiful like this and claim it as my own creation even without the drawing skill. New Gorjuss stamp sets are coming out soon, and can’t wait.
Stamp: “Flower Girl” by Suzanne Woolcott from Sugar Nellie; Making Memories;
Kraft CS: Papertrey Ink;
Patterned paper: BasicGrey “LilyKate”;
Pearls and the Gorjuss Flower Girl was colored with the Copics.

The Sugar Bowl Challenge 13
Number of View: 449Above card created for the Sugar Bowl Challenge 13.
Stamp: Sugar Nellie “Luvvie” by Leanne Ellis;
Cardstock: Canson (craft); Papertrey Ink (brown);
Hand crochetted flowers, colored with Copic;

Buttons: BasicGrey; SEI;

Rhinestones: Taylored Expression; Chipboard: Stamin’ Up!

Ribbon: My Favorite Things; Hemp: Close to my Heart;

I’ve been very cranky lately. Everything frustrates me, and I have to complain about everything. I used to love making cards with my son. We would stamp together in my crafting room, talking, working on different projects. But, lately I’ve been yelling a lot to my son when he is in my room. He drops my tools, spills my re-inkers, touching my Copics even though I just gave him 48 Stampin’ Up! markers for him to play with, etc. He is still young and I should be more patient with him, but I’m just not myself these days. It must be because of the D&C surgery I recently had. I’ve been so moody. One day happy, another day sad.
My son decided to do some painting when I neglected him yesterday or was it a day before? He painted rain falling on sunflowers. How well it describes my feelings these days. I shall spend more time with him. And, maybe I’ll let him use some Copic markers.




































