The fifth March of Dimes card

Here is the 5th card. I stayed up late to get it done. The scan is a little crooked.  I finally returned Matthew's camera to him. I have had it for a long time to take pictures of cards.  I will be using the scanner for a while. Now off to bed. I have to get up early and head off to work!

All the coloring except the pink in the ears was done with Copics. I just love how they blend. The stamp is from hÄnglar and stÄnglar.

Cards for March of Dimes

I did a set of card for an auction for March of Dimes.  Farmers Insurance is a big supporter of March of Dimes.  I did 4 card for it tonight. I also have some mini candy bars decorated. If I have time I will make a 5th card in the morning.  I used the same paper on the background of them to make them look like a set. What do you think?

An Easter boy

Here is the boy hÄnglar and stÄnglar stamp. I colored him just not to try and relax before bed. Big week at work so I doubt there will be any addition cards done this week. I did about 7 this weekend for the tsunami fund. This is colored with Copics. I didn't have all the exact colors I wanted but Copics blend so well, you can hardly tell. Easter Hugs to all my followers!

Another Easter card

I think this hÄnglar and stÄnglar stamp is so adorable. I love her! I colored her with Copics.

Easter Cards

I have been doing a lot of Easter cards while working on the relief fund. I even borrowed stamps from a couple people Here are some of the recent cards. Let me know if you have questions about making them.

How about a rabbit of a different color!  )

Up to $166 today for the fund. Didn't have time to try and sell many.

Canada Swap

This is the card I did for the Canada swap for Inkyfunstampers. Since my partner finally got the card, I thought I would share it here. The moose stamp is one of my favorites.  I really don't know who makes the stamp but I have seen a couple people carry it.  Search Alaska stamps ( since that is the collection it is in) and then look for the moose

I colored with Copics as usual. The embossed background was done with a Tim Holtz embossing folder.  I used vintage photo distress ink to highlight the texture of the paper after it was embossed.

The tsunami of cards continues.....

I did some more owls. People from church took 7 of my cards today. I haven't gotten the money but it will be another $21 and brings the total to $160.

This is based off some very cool paper.