
Regardless, I'm ready to make graduation cards with this cute owl, which is part of a set from Kim Hughes for Cornish Heritage Farms. If you take a peek at the set, you'll see that it's very versatile with a party hat, Christmas cap, and sayings for numerous occasions. I have some refining to do with regard to coloring the owl. I did this one with a marker, ink pad ink, and a blending pen. I'm going to try my Prismacolor pencils later, and if I don't get the look I want, I'll try something else. I might end up ordering enough Copic markers to color an owl! The paper I used is from the Archaic collection by Basic Grey. It's a collection of more masculine papers, which will be perfect for guy cards.
Materials & Tools: Colonial White and New England Ivy cardstock; Basic Grey Archaic designer paper; Black, Chocolate, Bamboo, Brown Bag, and Cocoa stamp pads; Brown Bag, Chocolate, and Bamboo markers; Cornish Heritage Farms U R A Hoot stamp set; Autumn Terracotta photo turns; Chipboard disc; 3M foam mounting tape.
A comment about the stamps from Cornish Heritage Farms, the stamps are a solid sheet of rubber mounted on Cling Mount to use with acrylic blocks. They have to be cut out, which is kind of a pain in the backside, but for this set was worth the effort.
With this post, I need to go get some chores done. Bjorn and Mathias are coming to stay with Grandma and Grandpa tonight to give their daddy a little break to spend some time with friends. I bought cupcakes at the grocery store, which will instantly turn the evening into a party. I also picked up a couple of surprises in the toy aisle at Wal-Mart. I need to buy toys while I can still understand them. Even the "Power Rangers" that Bjorn has such a hankering for are a little over my head. Mathias is a big Dora and Diego fan. Anyway, I am fulfilling my obligation to spoil them . . . As Mathias would say, "A widdle bit." I'll be back later with a card or two.
1 comment:
Yes Kathi we can spoil them and give them back. That's the best part of being a grandparent. HA And believe me the toys are something else now days.
Love your cards!!!
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