Showing posts with label prismacolor/gamsol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prismacolor/gamsol. Show all posts

Saturday, November 22, 2008

Bella Baby Shower Card



made this one for a friend who is expecting a baby boy in January

Monday, August 25, 2008

Bella Birthday Card



Mom's birthday is coming up and today I worked on her card. I took out my new Bella stamp and colored away. Hopefully she will like it.

Saturday, July 19, 2008

Bella ~ Baby Boy Card




My friend is due in two weeks with a baby boy and I made this card for her. Hope she likes it.
(We are experiencing a heat wave...it was 98 degrees today. Yesterday I took this image out in the backyard and colored away. It was like many say "therapeutic".)

Materials Used for this Project:
DCWV Spring Paper Stack
Stamping Bella Stamp
Prismacolor Pencils (Gamsol Technique)
Stickles (Crystal)
Cuttlebug Embossing Folder (feet)
Ribbon
Skittle (Decorative Accent)
Brads

Friday, July 18, 2008

My 1st Bella Cards







....well it was a hot day today and I didn't get around to posting my Bind it All books yet. I'm thinking I need to retake the pictures so hopefully I'll be able to post them soon.

Today I received some bella stamped images and created my 1st bella cards. I had so much fun coloring these in with my Prismacolor pencils (using the Gamsol technique). Whenever I would try to get close up pictures they either wouldn't come out or would look washed out. ....anyways, here they are. I used K & Company Wild Saffron paper stack for the green/blue/yellow card (I won this paper stack on Okielady's blog). The pink/brown/yellow is a stack I found at Amazing Savings for just .99 cents. "Gotta love a bargain!"

By the way, on the pink/brown/yellow card I cut out pieces from the patterned paper and applied it to the gift to coordinate with the background. It was my first try at this and it was a little time consuming trying to get the right size but it was well worth it.

I also used the Cuttlebug to emboss the green paper behind the bella stamp on the green/blue/yellow card.