Copic Colour Challenge 40

Another go at the CCC. I only have one of the three colours for this week's challenge ( YR04)but I had two that were nearly there. (YG03 , RV21)

I've had this Sugar Nellie stamp for a while now but am only getting around to inking it now. I am quite pleased with the colouring but if you look closely you'll find the embossing with the nestie was not such a great success. The card kept slipping out of the die. Hadn't time to colour it over again so I decided to post anyway.

STAMPS: Sugar Nellie -Country Style

NESTABILITIES: Labels 1, Labels 4

O' Christmas Tree

Just managed to have a go at the Mojo Monday 113 challenge.

I combined it with the StampTV colour challenge of green and ivory.

The Christmas tree stamp is one of Claire Brennan's new releases and this was the first inking.

I used Brilliance Pearlescent Ivy ink and the result was good.

Another Christmas Card made.

Thanks for looking.

STAMPS: Waltzing Mouse
PAPER: Daisy and Dandelion CARD: GKD Pure Luxury Ivory

INK: Brilliance Pearlescent Ivy

Two Challenges in One

Copic Colour Challenge 38 and Sugar Bowl 23

I haven't tried the copic challenge before because I am still a bit wary of using them.

Anyhow as I had the copics in question this week I thought I'd give it a go.

I decided to tie it to the Sugar Bowl challenge of using a Sugar Nellie stamp and a theme of thanks.

Here's the result. the photo is not taken at the best angle but I'm running out of time at the minute.

A minor adjustment and better photo angle.

Thanks for stopping by.

STAMPS: Sugar Nellie, GKD

Mojo 111

A very quick post to get back in the way of things again.

This week I ordered some new stamps to co-ordinate with the nestabilities Labels 1. The stamps arrived in exceptionally good time but as yet I'm still waiting on my nesties. Decided to have a play anyway and try the Mojo Monday challenge.

mojo 111 sketch

Thanks for looking and any comments you may care to leave.

STAMPS: Waltzingmouse- Vintage Labels1; CHF-Scripty Words

PAPER: K& Co. Bailey FLOWER: Prima