Limited Runs progressive challenge #41 and Freebie

Hello Crafty Friends,

Today I created two cards with this ghostly image

for the Progressive Challenge by 

Limited Runs Digital Stamps.

For card #1 Ipunched some holes in the black paper

and embossed it with a spiderweb embossing folder.

The sentiment is by Create with TLC.

For my second card I printed some digital paper by Create 

with TLC and made my own fitting sentiment.

The Trick or Treat banner is by Create with TLC

and I added the words on top and underneath.

You might like to use it too )feel free to save it

to your computer'.

The cups are a die from my stash and the 

spiderweb on the cups I drew by hand.

Thank you for looking,

stay safe

and keep crafting!

 

Beary Easter

Today my card is for the progressive challenge

by Limited Runs Digital Stamps.

Here my card. Yes, I know it is a bit early for Easter cards,

but this popped into my mind. Two bears enjoying their

chocolate egs together. The bears are coloured with markers

and the background is design paper. The sentiment I printed

with the computer and the card is finished off with a

matching ribbon.

I just love how they hold the eggs. I just made a cut

at the arms and put the eggs in their arms.

Here the inside of the card with another bear.

He founds lots of eggs to eat!

Thanks for looking and

have a creative day!

Limited Runs Progressive Challenge #27

Ewe, aren't these sheep adorable?!

They are for the progressive challenge on

Limited Runs Digital Stamps Facebook Group.

I used some design paper from a block from my stash for the

background and wool balls are a rubber stamp from a 

cat stampset from SU!. The sheep are colored with

aquarel pencils and a water brush.

The sentiment is made up with the computer and cut out

with an oval die. The hearts are punched out and glued

to the sheep.

Thank you for looking

and have a creative day!

This morning on my walk I found some inspiration!

The Daily Marker day 25: Progressive challenge

Each month you receive a new image if you play

the progressive challenge from Limited Runs digital stamps.

It is such a sweet image, I had two cards ready in a jiffy.

You find the information about the 

Limited Runs Progressive 

Challenge HERE.

After printing the image, I colored one time with 

pencil and one time with stampin'blends.

Card #1 is colored with the stampin'blends

and cut with a cirle die and a matching scallop die.

The sentiment is from my stash and the background

 is design paper from a 6 x 6 inch block.

In the heart of the flower is a sticky gemstone.

Card #2 is colored with pencil

and some design paper in the background.

In the heart of the flower is a sticky pearl.

The sentiment is from this Tim Holtz

booklet with small talk stickers.

The grandchildren also had lots of fun with this new

image. They kloved to color it.

Of course my card is also for day 25 of

The Daily Marker Coloring Challenge.

Thank you for looking

and have a creative day!

The Daily Marker day 5

Here my entry for 

the Limited Runs 

Progressive Challenge #23.

And also for 

The Daily Marker Collor Challenge.

The cupcakes are colored with SU! Stampin'blends

and the background paper is also from Stampin'Up!.

The splashes you see in the background is gold foil,

but it is very hard to photograph.

The ribbon is from DL ART

and the sentiment from Stampin'Up!.

Thanks for looking

and have a creative day!

Last Christmas cards for Limited Runs Progressive Challenge #22

So here are my last Christmas cards!

Here is the first card with the fun elf and his candy cane.

So happy I had some candy cane paper for the 

background. 

I hadto use this fun elf for the progressive

challeng on the Limited Runs Facebookgroup

to get a new image for the next challenge.

My 2nd card was inspired by a card I

found on Pinterest, i just changed it to my way to use.

You find the card and video HERE.

The elf is colored with pencil on both cards.

The candycane paper and the sentiment are 

both by Stampin'Up!.

You can lift the sentiment from behand the

baker's twine and this way the card opens up.

Now you can write your message on the card.

it is fun to leave the message behind the image.

Thank you for looking

and have a creative day!

 

Coffee Lovers Blog Hop day 2

Welcome to day 2 of the 

Coffee Lovers Blog Hop

where you can win fantastic prizes if you add 

your card to the the linky party.

You find all the details HERE.

So here is a tea card, for if you don't like

coffee, you can also add tea or cocoa cards.

For day 2 i used this cute mouse in a cup.

It is a digital image by Limited Runs digital stamps.

I get this image playin in the progressive

challenge that is held in the Limited Runs

Facebook group.

I colored the image in photoshop

and printed the image twice for I cut out the mouse

and added it with foam tape to give it a more 3d look.

The background paper is by Stampin'Up! and the tea bag

is a die by Stampin'Up!.

The sentiment is another one by Your Next stamp.

TRhe background paper is also embossed with  dotty stamp

and touched up with a little brown distress ink.

Thanks very much for looking

and have a latte great day!

Limited Runs progressive challenge #15: Brainbird

Here is my entry for the progressive challenge

on Facebook for Limited Runs digital stamps.

I colored the bird in photoshop, one very colorful

and the other in coffee colors (too much coffe?!).

The sentiment I used is from 

Create with TLC.

The background paper and the cups are from

Stampin'Up!

The set that comes with this paper is called Coffee Break

and has a wonderful paper pack with coffee designs.

Thank you for looking and 

have a creative day!

Lucky cat for Limited Runs stamps challenge

Here is my card for the progressive challenge

from Limited Runs Digital Stamps.

You find the image HERE, and if you play

you get a freebie to play the next challenge.

I printed the image twice and colored the cat with

my zig markers. Next cutting out the full cat and just 

the head of the other one. I contstructed a wobble

like I did before HERE and so the head can move.

The background is made with a paw embossingfolder

with some walnut stain distress ink. The ribbon is

the one I colored yesterday with the left over ink from

the direct to paper technique.

The clover is a paper punch and the word lucky is

cut out with a thinlit from a Tim Holtz word set.

Thank you for looking

and have a creative day!