No line coloring

As far as I remember, this is my first try on no line coloring.


It certainly is not that good, but I thought, I share it anyway. And thats because of the "30 Day of Coloring Challenge", on "The Daily Marker" blog. I am not sure I like to do this "no-line coloring"...Maybe I must take some more time of practising on it.


But, this flower stamp is lovely! It is Magenta C0643-P. Stamped it with "Antique Linen" Distress Ink and I also used Distress Inks to color it.
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Thinking of you

And some more coloring for "The Daily Marker 30 day of coloring". Do you know the work of Kathy Raccoosin? Then you can see her inspiration in my card!


Used an old stamp by Autumn Leaves, and designed by Rhonda Farrer. Colored with Copic Markers. Added some white dots. And the sentiment is by Simon Says Stamp.
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More coloring

Yesterday, sunday afternoon we went out for a bike ride. The weather was lovely for early march. We enjoyed seeing fresh green coming up everywhere around. We spotted some little yellow flowers: spring is coming!

And than there was time left for coloring! Wich I enjoyed also. Thats me: Paper AND Nature!



This is the result. A dutch sentiment wich says: Happy birthday. And some Hero Arts flowers. CL 596 Pattern Hearts an Flowers. Colored with Copic Markers. Tried to add some shading here and there. Thanks to Kathy Raccoosin from The Daily Marker.
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Coloring Challenge

Today I like to show you a card I made for the "Daily Marker 30 day coloring challenge".



Before I explane what I did and what I used, I like to tell this card is for my mother. She will reach the respectable age of 80 years at the beginning of May.
First I stamped the "Large Flower" CG134,  by Hero Arts on white paper. Than stamped the 8 and the 0 over it. CL042 and CL034. Colored it with Copic Markers and cut it out.
The flower is called " Loving Lily" and is is by Impression Obsession. The reason why I chose this flower is because Kathy showed how to color a Lily flower on the first day of the challenge.
I glued a feather and ribbon behind it, and two swirls. Cut with a die cut by MFT and cut from rosé gold cardstock.
I have to save for a while. And I hope she likes it.
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Ranger products

Hello, spring is just around the corner, and I am ready for it! We got some sunshine today and I was outside and enjoyed it!



Here is a tag I made for the Simon Days Stamp wednesday challenge: "Tag you're it". The ladies of the design team were using Ranger products. And so did I, as you can see here.








As you can see I used Shabby Shutters DistressInk and than there are Ranger Clear Embossing Powder used for the stamped image in the background. Stickles with the name Crystal, its on the word Spring. And Studio multi- medium matte to glue my flowers on the tag. Besides that I used my Cricut to cut the word Spring and the swirl. And oh yes, for the flowers too. They have little round golden stickers as flower hearts. The stamp you see in the background is by Magenta. I think thats it.Thank you for visiting! Much appreciated!
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Ombre background

A while ago I watched a video of Jennifer McGuire where she made beautiful ombre backgrounds for her cards. She also used die cut sentiments wich go in the same flow with the ombre backgrounds: gorgeous results! Here you can find her blogpost:
http://www.jennifermcguireink.com/2017/01/easy-ombre.html
It invited me so, to follow her examples!
Here is one of the cards I made.


Used a Hero Arts background. And a Simon Says Stamp die cut sentiment.
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