All Shopped Out!

-
This card uses an image from Charmed Craft
I have coloured her using the following promarkers
Fushia Pink
Orchid
Purple
Lilac
Lavender
Amethyst
Denim Blue
Cornflower
Midnight Blue
Cool Grey 1
Cool Grey 2
Cocoa
Burnt Umber
Cinnamon
Sandstone
Ivory
Blush
Burnt Sienna
I then did the sentiment in word and cut the image and sentiment using my nestabilities
I have used pink and purple Brilliance Pearlized ink to add abit of interest to the edge
The dotty papers were off cuts from my previous project
The flower paper came from a Daisy & Dandelion Pad
This is for the following challenges
Passion for Promarkers - Thank You Card
Digital Tuesday - Anything to do with shopping
Friday Sketchers - The sketch I based my card on
Thanks for Looking
x Nicky x

Comments

Michele Roos said…
Such a fabulous card. Love the image you've used and the design also. Thanks for joining us this week at PFP. Hugs Michele x
10 January 2011 at 07:49
debby4000 said…
Fabulous card, what great colours.
luv
Debby
10 January 2011 at 10:47
The Crafty Den said…
Hi Nicky, what a gorgeous card. I love the cute image and your colouring is fab. Thanks for joining us at PFP this week. Hugs, Denise x
10 January 2011 at 14:16
coops said…
gorgeous card nicky.the image is fabulous and i love your colours.
thanks for joining us this week at PFP :D

xx coops xx
10 January 2011 at 16:24
Gro said…
Great card. Love your colours. thanks for joining us at PfP this week :o)
10 January 2011 at 20:15
Janneke said…
What a great card ;o)
Thanks for sharing this with us at the Friday Sketchers challenge blog.

Janneke X
13 January 2011 at 08:06
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

No Cards But A Promarker Storage Project!

-
Image
Sorry not a card but I have been working on this, hopefully some cards soon. Anyone who know me knows I am a very organised crafter My promarkers have been driving me mad as they were in a number of different containers and I never seem to pick up the right container, so I decided I needed to sort it This is a CD storage box from Tescos it comes with 100 sleeves to put CD in You can find it HERE  but there are many others out there Being sad I had some Pro markers in my handbag so was able to try them in the shop for size! Each sleeve holds seven promakers and each section comfortable hold 10 sleeves or eleven with a little bit of a squeeze As I said I like things very organised or as my DH says OCD! I used some adhesive labels in my Craft Robo and cut out the little circles this way they were still attached to the backing sheet I could colour them and then peel them off with my poky tool and stick to the ends of the pens I also have put a coloured circle on the bar of ...
Read more

Promarker Storage Update

-
Image
As some of you know I tend to be a little bit of an OCD crafter - I like everything to have a place and when I have finished using it that is where it goes. Now when I first started collecting Promarkers I used a travel CD case to transport them and it has worked really well you can see the original  HERE . I then also started to collect some flexi markers and the promarkers brought out some limited edition promarkers so I decided I needed them!        This meant my storage box was no longer large enough so I started to look at ways to improve it I brought a slightly larger box from E-Bay then set to improving the insides I realised if I made some boxes for the pens I could store more in a row, than using the CD sleeves. So using an A4 piece of paper I scored out a box with two dividers so the pens do not fall over (I did warn you I was OCD)  This is the A4 piece of card with the score lines dotted and the solid lines are...
Read more

Grandparents of Twins

-
Image
This card is made using some skin coloured ovals  that I then stamped the faces onto I then folded some card to make it look like blankets finishing with a ribbon to hold them down The sentiment was printed in word and then mounted onto card This card is for the following challenges 2 Sisters on the Blog - Baby Card Simon Says - Stamp on it Thanks for lookin
Read more