Lost Without You

Isn't this Magnolia Tilda adorable! I colored her with Copic. The multi-heart frame was made by stamping framed hearts and then cutting out around the hearts within the frame. The doily border heart is from Martha Stewart.

Playful Lovely Tilda

I love this Magnolia Bubbling Tilda, her flowing hair and the bubbles around her. It's hard to see in here but I had used clear glaze that gives the effect of pop up for the bubbles. I distressed the frame's edges with ink.

Sweet Little Tilda

Isn't Magnolia Tilda sweet! She's colored with Copic and I have embellished the card with paper flowers. The lovely border edge punch is from Martha Stewart.

My Thoughts - Inspirational

Material used: Copic for coloring the girl, Martha Stewart punches, Cuttlebug embossing for background, and Spellbinder for frames.

Colors of Autumn

I'm amazed with the versatility of Tim Holz Distress Ink. You can color with it or dab the colors with a soft sponge (I used cosmetic sponge wedges) and ink around the edges of the punch out maple leaves. The ink colors blend in beautifully and create a natural look and I love it!

Happy Father's Day

Praise & Celebrate Life

A few months ago I discovered some new craft techniques and the fun started from there. That was part of the reason why I had been "distracted" from blogging..hahaha. I learned how to color with Copic Markers and Tim Holz Distress Ink. I was introduced to new products from Magnolia which carries lovely collection stamps and I haven't stopped making cards out of them since. This one is Magnolia Tilda. She's colored and the bunch of flowers are dubbed with flower soft.
This card is an Easel Card. The instructions on how to make Easel Cards can be found at You Tube.

Keepsake Card

Firstly, I would like to shout out loud "It's good to be back"! Just wanna share some ideas of the cards I have made.
This card project is made with Crafter's Companion Scoreboard. Basically the card is scored and folded with mountain and valley fold and envelopes attached to keep pictures, journals, etc. I made this to remember a Pajama Party.