I'm sure you've seen photos on other blogs showing the colors they used on their images and while I am still an amateur when it comes to the copics, I thoughts I'd do the traditional 'cup o'markers' image so you can see which shades I used, except for the random ciaos in the mix. I really like the watermelon image, it makes for a cheerful card.
For this card I tried to make a bit of a scene, the sunflower image to me could double as a sun standing along. There is a stand-alone sunflower image in the set, that one was a bit large for my plans, so I stamped and cut out one of the sunflowers from the seedpacket for mine. Tickets are big right now, I don't have a ticket punch or die, I wanted my sentiment on that sort of shape. I took an old SU punch I own and cut off the half circles on either side of the rectangle . . . if any of you own this particular punch you'll know which one I'm talking about. Worked like a charm! Those crows crack me up, I'm looking forward to seeing what the rest of the design team does with them too.
80lb Speedy the Cat Black Linen
80lb Deepest Mahogany
100lb Deep Gloss White
80lb French Vanilla Bean
80lb Hazelnut Tan
100lb Chip Board (Kraft)
80lb Gray Storm
The link to the paper is right here!
Hello! Welcome to the July 2011 MFP New Releases Blog Hop!
This week's new releases are: Little Birds With Big Mouths, Planted with Love, Lilacs in the Summer, and Adirondack Summer.For your convenience, all these sets are available TODAY at Mark's Finest Papers.
So, do you want to WIN today's Featured Stamp Set: Planted With Love? (If you don't want to wait to win, you can always purchase the sets right away! We'll substitute a set from NEXT month's release if today's winner has already purchased this set!)
For your chance to win: Comment on the following Design Team members' blogs TODAY before midnight EDT. There will be ONE random winner chosen from the comments on today's Blog Hop blogs. That winner will win Planted With Love. We will announce the winner's name on tomorrow's blog post.
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46 comments:
Wow Peggysue! I can't believe how gorgeous your seed labels are! I'm such a sucker for gingham and was so bowled over, that concentration after your first card was hard for me ... but they're all beautiful!! :0)
They are all so pretty...I'm working on a seed packet card right now too...love your gingham and pretty watermelon shading...and the third with the fence and little flowers is so charming and sweet!! Wonderful work, Peggysue!
Peggysue, these cards are fabulous!! I love the pink on each and every one!
Peggysue these are gorgeous!!
These are all fantastic! Need to go check out that paper. Thanks for the tip.
That first card is such a cutie and I love the added black. This one is my fav even though other cards are beautiful also ^^
Hugs from Finland, Eemeli
absolutely beautiful
oh i love the seed packets .. gorgeous colours
Lisa x
YOur cards are precious! I especially love that you went with more pink details on the watermelon seeds image.
Looks like you've been having fun with this set! Three marvelous cards -- I especially like the one with the gingham DP.
Two fabulous cards and both with gorgeous detail. Lovin these stamps.
Marion
These are so sweet Peggy Sue. Love how you used lots of lace with this image. So attractive.
What a gorgeous parade of beautiful cards, Peggysue!! These are so awesome!!
Looking at your three cards I have to say that the first is my fav just because of the gingham and dots and the colors..It is perfect..I like the second one too because the doily gives it such a soft feel and the third card is just pure fun!
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Adorable Peggysue! My top pick would be the first only because of the gingham/dots combo which I love.
Connie
The gingham and black are fantastic! Thanks so much for sharing.
such beautiful samples!! I love the first one
These are all so pretty! Love the different punches and papers you used!!!
All three cards are awesome!
So warm and sunny cards! great job!
All three of these are SO fun, PeggySue! Great coloring, great papers, great layouts. And your crow scene is so creative. Nicely done!
All your cards are sweet as can be! I would not have thought to use pastels! Fabulous.
Each and every card is fabulous!
Awesome cards! You are the busy stamper!
Wow love the looks of your cards. The swiss dot with the black and white dot is great and using the dolly just makes the card,love it.
Oh! my favorite part on these cards is how you made the sunflower into a sun! wow...clever!
Gorgeous cards Peggysue!!
Love to use gingham with this cute set too. Looks like you are having as much fun with it as I am. I've made a gazzillion cards with it too, I just haven't gotten them all posted yet!!
PeggySue, these cards are the cutest!!! Love all of them! The white one is sooo sunny! And the last one with the scene is soooo adorable!! You do FAB work11111
Oh my goodness Peggysue--you really did a supurb job on these cards!!! Just love them all!!!! TFS
Great cards...love them all...great coloring.
WOW..FABULOUS!! love you coloring...everything about your cards screams PERFECT :)
Well, all of these cards are stunning!! I love the DP it works perfectly!!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful cards! I love the pink touch :)
PeggySue, your seeds packets are soooooo cute lady:-) Love the colours!TFS!
PS, your copic coloring is just stunning. I love that seed packet!
Wow, you were busy! Three amazing cards!
That seed packet is gorgeous!!! LOVELY job!!!!!
What beautiful cards. They are all so much fun.
love the femininity you brought to each of your cards
WOW PeggySue you have been busy. All of your samples are fantastic
lovin' the blog hop - thanx for the inspiration and blog candy opp!
Peggysue, you really dressed up that seed packet. Love your elegance in all that you do.
What wonderful creations Peggysue. I love them all!
These are all so lovely--great job! I especially love the gingham with black & white and that fabulous watermelon seed packet!
real cute cards, I really like the pink gingham.
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