Happy Friday! We have a lot of information for you today so grab something to drink and read on. ;-) Power Poppy is having some fun coloring coming this weekend with Passionate Paper Creations and Friends!
Here are some details:
Have we got FABULOUS weekend deal for you! A selection of our favorite
digital designs are available a special price! These late summer flowers and
fruits are in full bloom — ready for you to download, print, and color to your
heart’s content! For 48 hours only Power Poppy’s brand new Black-Eyed Susans,
plus Pure Prairie Bouquet, Sunshine of My Life, Cuppa Buttercups, and Apples in Season are just $4 each (save $2 per set) OR, get all five digital stamp sets
in a bundle for $15 (a total of $14 savings). What’s even better?
Play along in
our weekend Coloring Contest using one of these five stamp sets and you could win
a $20 gift code to the Power Poppy Shop! Contest closes Monday, September 19th
at midnight. A winner will be announced sometime on Wednesday, September 21th.
Check it all out at www.powerpoppy.com.
To enter the coloring contest simply leave a link with your creation in a
comment on the Power Poppy Contest post. We can’t wait to see what your crafty
hands create!
Doesn't that sound like fun this weekend? I am hoping to get some more coloring in but we will see. The boys have a game tonight so we will be in the stand cheering and exhausted by tomorrow. ha ha Last week's game was a non league game so the loss doesn't count. I all that our preseason game. We are now in the regular season so this game will count. Which is good they got all the jitters out last week. hee hee Anyways....
Since this was a color challenge I thought I would give it a try and print these Apples in Season in Sepia instead of black. Adds a softer color feel I think. Colored with various Copic markers and scored a simple border around the edge. Added a gingham layer to the base and finished it off with some sparkles and enamel dots. Voila! Don't forget these puppies are on sale along with four others digi's! Happy Stamping!
Be sure to check out the Bloom Brigades creations:
Allison Cope
Christine Okken
Cindy Lawrence
Julie Koerber
Tosha Leyendekker
Kathy Jones
Allison Cope
Christine Okken
Cindy Lawrence
Julie Koerber
Tosha Leyendekker
Kathy Jones
8 comments:
Stacy your golden apples are fabulous and love the yellow enamel dots and gingham paper!! :)
Yes, it definitely adds a softer feel...warm, soft, and pretty! Love the yellow gingham framing it as well...really makes the apples pop! Beautifully done, my friend!
Oh! Love those golden apples and the sepia gives your image a whole other look. It's beautiful! With the gingham surrounding it and those pretty yellow enamel dots -- perfect! Nothing more cheerful than yellow!
Oh they good enough to eat Stacy! Love your sepia beauty!
Oh, Stacy, I LOVE your card, and I love that you've used the sepia for the image. It's amazing what a softer feel it has. And what a beautiful way to finish your cards that I love to score the edges. I think we tend to rely too much on dies, but I love the simplicity of scoring, and you know I admire your enamel dots. Love the gingham to match your Golden Delicious apples! Hugs, sweet friend, and enjoy your fun-filled weekend! You are such an amazing mom!!! Hugs, sweet friend! xoxo
Oh I just love the effect you achieved Stacy. Brilliant.
So unique! It has such a country/vintage feel to it! Awesome job!
You know this almost has the feel of a vintage storybook illustration Stacy....So pretty with the yellow apples too!
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