I separated this die set from it's packaging so I no longer know who made the set. Unfortunately, I did this with any sets that were not Stampin' Up or Spellbinder's. This set took me FOREVER. I spent about four to five hours making two of these cards. Some of the pieces were unbelievably small and I lost them constantly. After all, I really like this card. I don't think I will make it again, though
The ornaments were done with a Spellbinder's stencil set. The penguins are from a Spellbinder's die set. I had quite a bit of trouble with my Stampin' Up ink being too dry to spread and blend well. I even tried re-inking and it did not help.
This is one of my favorite Christmas images. I looked for it for years. I finally found it and was so unhappy with how it stamped I never colored it. I finally found a stamp pad that stamped it well. As you can see the lines still are a little heavy. With the usual inks the lines just seemed to smear. The image is colored with Copics.
The above two cards were made with images from NitWit Collections. Easy Peasy!
This image is by Mariola Budek. It's available on Etsy. I am using copic markers to color this. I decided to make the horse a palomino. I remember being a little girl and watching the parades through town. I always waited with anticipation to see the gorgeous palominos.
This image is from Isabella's Sketchbook. They are no longer in existence. I have used this one several times. It's one of my favorites. I colored the image with Copic markers. I used corrugated glitter card
stock for the background.
I an entering this card in the following challenges:
Digi Choosday - Anything Goes
The Holly and the Ivy - Anything Christmas Goes
Crafter's Cafe - Christmas
12 Months of Christmas - Anything Christmas
Peace on Earth - Anything Christmas
This image is from Lily of the Valley. I colored it with Copic markers. The paper is from Stampin' Up.
I once again can't find the image artist. I know I have used it before so maybe I can look back through my blog. It is colored with Copic markers.
I did this card using a Spellbinder's stamp set. I used Copic markers to color the image.
Here are cards 97 to 98 out of my goal of 100. The top card is from Whimsy, I believe. I still need to double check the manufacturer. I colored it with pencils. The next is a die set from Silhouette. I am pretty pleased with how this one turned out.
I got this B&W image on Etsy. I colored it with Copic markers. Something I didn't notice before I purchased and colored the image was that his left eye had, what looked like to me, a metal eyeglass frame around his left eye. There is no frame around his right eye. I colored the frame in with a dark gray and fortunately you can hardly see the frame anymore.
I have had this image in my "to be colored" file for about two years. I finally decided to do it today. I still have not learned the lesson to pick my paper first, then colors. Fortunately, I did have a purple Christmas paper. It was the only one and it's by Stampin' Up.The image was colored with Copic markers. I originally colored the bell silver. The more I looked at it, the more I felt it needed something. Coloring over the silver bell with golds did the trick! Stickles were added to the pompoms. The image is by Mariola Budek and is available on Etsy.
This is #91 of my Christmas stash. I was going to stop at 90, but hey, I absolutely love making Christmas cards!
Aidan
This card uses an image from Silhouette and paper from Stampin' Up.
Logan
This card uses a Silhouette image and the paper is one I printed off. I'm trying to find the manufacturer. I have hundreds of designer digital paper packs I can print off. Finding a particular one is difficult, especially when I printed them off years ago. The Boo! id from Silhouette.
Ethan
These dies are from Tim Holtz The paper is from my stash.
I separated this die set from it's packaging so I no longer know who made the set. Unfortunately, I did this with any sets that were ...
