Flying Challenge

 Hello, I'm here with a card for you using Lost Coast stamps. 

Stamps Used:

Pieces of Architecture

Pieces of Calligraphy

Flying moon

Eye chart square

First, I took one stamp from Pieces of Architecture and stamped it with a teal distress ink. I then took a stamp from Pieces of Calligraphy and stamped it in gray ink. Then I sprayed water on it so it would spread the ink and blur the stamping. I then took some gray distress spray ink and sprayed it in the middle. Dried it with a heat gun. After it was dry, I then took a number stencil with some black ink and stenciled the two corners, and I edged the piece in black ink.

On another sheet of paper, I stamped the Flying moon and the Eye chart square. I cut out the eye and the wings from the moon. Next, I then colored them with Copic markers and glued them together.

After they were dry, I added them to the front of the panel. I then added it to a white card base.

You can join all the winged fun here.

Slimline card

 Hello,I'm here with a slimline card for you using Lost Coast stamps.

Stamps used:

Brush strokes

number border

Coffee

Saying

I started out with some distress ink colors. I used ink splat stamp from Brush strokes and inked it up. Then I sprayed it with water and stamped. It made it have a watercolor effect. Clean off the stamp and move it, pick a different color and repeat the process.

Next, I stamped the number border on the bottom of the panel. Set aside. I stamped the old lady with the Coffee and colored it with the say colors I used to stamp the background. Cut her out and placed her on top of the number border.

I layered the panel on black cardstock. I then stamped Saying and cut out and layered that on black and added that to the top of the card. I mounted on a white card base.

 

I hope you will join the challenge here.

Doctor Who galaxy card

 Happy 2023. I have a card to share with you for the first new challenge of 2023 for The Male Room blog. The theme is galaxy or stars. 

So of course, I did Doctor Who. I started out with watercolor paper, and I picked out some colors of distress inks. I sponged them into the center leaving space in between. Next, I splattered with water to make some marks, then dried. 

After it was dry, I then took black ink and sponged in the in-between spots. (I should have used distress ink on this too, but I didn't) I tried to splatter the black with water, but it didn't make the water spots. Hence, I should have used a different ink. Oh well I just went with it. Then I took some white ink and watered it down and splattered the background. Instant galaxy. 

What better to add in a galaxy? A TARDIS. 

Stamped in blue and colored with a blue colored pencil, cut out and added to the center of card and then added it to a white card base.  

You can share you make here.

Slimline Card

 I want to share my slimline card I made for the start of the new challenge over at Lost Coast blog.

Stamps Used:

Brush strokes

Mini butterfly collage

Bugz set

Ho-Ho-Ho

 Hello, I'm here with a card for you with Lost Coast stamps.

Stamps Used:

License plat Alpha 

Small snowflake set

I started by cutting blue cardstock piece a bit smaller then 4.5 x 5.5. I then stamped the H and O from the License plat Alpha  3 times on the side of the paper in black ink.

Next, I stamped a snowflake from Small snowflake set in white ink randomly all over the background. I then added it to a gray card base and lastly, I added some sliver bling.  

You can join the challenge here. 

Holiday tip-in

 Today I have a Holiday tip-in for you. I used Fox & Found Studio collage sheets.

Used:

Winter words

Reto gummed labels

Edwardian Actors 

I started out with one of Tim Holtz Holiday card packs. I then layered some washi tape and glitter paper. I then added a saying from Winter words on the glitter paper and I cut out an Edwardian Actors from the sheet.

Added some little bits and I was done with the tip-in.

Transportation card

 Today starts a new challenge over at The Male Room blog.

For my card I started out with a tag. I used blue and gray distress inks on the background. I smooched it on a glass mat and then dried it.

I then stamped the cars with black ink and then used black embossing power on it. Edged it with black ink. 

Then I started on the card base. I used Kraft cardstock. I some grungy "filler" stamps on it with black and blue ink to match the tag. I then added my tag to the middle. Lastly, I added some ephemera, and we have a card.

I hope you will join the challenge.