tulip for you.

This card is for a mystery stamp challenge from a yahoo group called inkyfunstampers@yahoogroups.com.

The stamped image was sent to us and we had to make a card with the image. The image is from Hearts in touch.

I colored the image with my Tria markers, they are alcohol markers. Then I mounted the image on pink paper that had been put through the cuttlebug. Then I took a piece of blue paper stamped saying from Hero arts. This was mounted on pink paper I used a decorative corner punch, that I high lighted using gems.

Then I took white card stock and did random stamping of a tulip, by penny black. to finish this off I added a sheer ribbon.

with deepest sympathy

This card was made using the cuttlebug embossing folder and covering it with black distressing ink, then I used the nestiblities for the label. The paper flowers were highlighted with black and I used a black pearl for the center.

then I layered on with two different shades of black.

this card was made for a person I know at work whose husband was murdered while she was at work. He was at

home with their two year old. They did not hurt the little girl..

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Debbie

mothers day card

This is a card that I am designing for the children from Primary to give their Mothers. They are going to color the image, with crayons. The stamps are from Darci and from Penny black. The back ground was done with blue marvy ink and the same image repeated.

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Debbie

easter bunny

This is another card using the chalk lines technique for Technique Junkies. Stamps are from I break for stamp. I highly recommend this stamp company. The service is wonderful

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thank you card #2

This is another try at a more professional looking thank you card. Not so much my daughters personality. But much more business like. Stamp is unknown.

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Thank you card

This is a thank you card I was asked to make.

She wanted something that shows her personality. but is professional. I got the personality right. But I think I missed on the professional part.

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Debbie

This is a card I was asked to make for a person who dog has passed away. The stamp for the dog house is unknown. The saying is from hero arts. The background is a technique junkies background using chalk a ruler and pencil eraser.