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Back with some more of that yummy Making Memories Flower Patch paper! The flowers were sold in a little tin by Making Memories as well. This little Tilda reminds me a little bit of the pajamas my mom used to buy me as a kid. Even as a teenager I had some of the jammies with the feet in them that zipped up the front. They were so warm and comfy.....I could have lounged in them all day. My jammies didn't have the cute little tummy or ears though. If you are like me and have fallen head over heels in love with the Tilda stamps then you should keep your eye on the 7 Kids College Fund web site. Tab has ordered a bunch of them and they should be in very soon!
Below is the inside of the card. I have used the labesl 1 nestabilites and sponged the outside with SU ink....couldn't tell you what color since it has been a few days since I made the card. The paper on the inside is also Making Memories Flower Patch. It is hard to see but I did outline the DP with some stickles to add a little glitter (gotta have some bling you know).
If you look closely at the front of the card again, you can actually tell that I airbrushed the background. I invested in a small compressor last week after going through 2 cans of air just playing around. The Copic ABS system is soooooo stinkin' cool! If you own Copics and don't have this toy it needs to be high up on the wish list!
I am in the mood for Easter....all the chocolate, jellybeans, and my favorite.....the Peeps! So, I thought I would get ahead of the game and make a couple of cards for my family. These cards both use the same Happy Hoppers stamp, I just cut out two of the bunnies for the first one and put them on a different background. I also used my distressor for the first time on this card.
The second card is kind of different because if you untie the ribbon, it opens more toward the center. It is actually my favorite of the two but the lighting on the picture really stinks so the colors aren't really coming out the way they truly are. Of course, I had to use stickles on both cards.....love the glitter you know!
