Showing posts with label PKS: Love Birds and Sentiments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PKS: Love Birds and Sentiments. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 29, 2014

Bird Wedding Card

I'm cutting this kind of at the deadline but wanted to share the card that I have kind of envisioned since I saw the image for the photo/color inspiration challenge at Peachy Keen Stamps.

Here is the inspiration picture:


And here is my card:


These cute little birdies and the wedding sentiment are from PK-198 Love Birds and Sentiments by Peachy Keen Stamps. The branch, hearts, leaves and heart sentiment are all from a retired set by Market Street Stamps called Follow Your Heart. I thought they combined together beautifully. I colored the birds and hearts with Spectrum Noir markers that I just got for my birthday. I'm such a novice at coloring in stamps but I figure I'm just going to experiment and have fun with it. And fun, it definitely was. Have a great day! Hugs- Glora

PK-198 Love Birds and Sentiments

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Congratulations on Your First Home!

Finally, I was able to sneak in here with a project. I've been super busy at work (this is always my busiest month of the year for work) but I've actually made a few things (most of them have been for the children I work with at church). I will probably schedule that post for Sunday... but in the mean time Pam and I have our monthly cut challenge today. This month Pam chose the cut and it is the cute house on the Sugar & Spice Cricut Lite cartridge.


I thought this cut would make a cute little first home card. The sentiment is from Peachy Keen Stamps. It is on PK-198 Love Birds & Sentiments. The die at the top of my card as well as all those sweet itty bitty hearts are from My Creative Time's 4x4 Journal Die + More. The house cut is from the Sugar & Spice Cricut Lite Cartridge.

I hope you enjoyed my card. Make sure to head on over to Pam's blog to see what she made with this cut. Have a great day! Hugs- Glora

Here are some pictures and links to the stamps and dies I used:


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