Bloggers Challenge #66: Warhol cards

It's Friday and you know what that means, another Bloggers challenge. This weeks challenge was to make a Warhol card. I must admit that before now, I have never heard of Warhol cards. So, where do I go when I need card inspiration? SPLITCOAST of course. So, I looked through every card, and whose cards inspired me the most? Lisa Somerville........She is the queen of Warhol. So, this is a take on one of her cards, which you can view here. Thank you Lisa for the opportunity to give this challenge a try. I would never had made on of these cards if it wasn't for the challenge.

To see more great Warhol cards click on the Bloggers group banner. Have a great Friday.

Supplies:

Stamps: CTMH, sentiment by Amuse

Paper: pp: Imaginesce, Cs: SU

Ink: SU black

Acces: ribbon punch, Brads

Happy Day

Happy Day!!!!!!!

Isn't this the cutest stamp? It is another cute Whipper Snapper stamp. If you're not familiar with their stamps, you should check them out here. My good friend Kerry is a huge fan of Whipper Snapper stamps, and was nice enough to let me play with her stamps. It's always nice when you have friends with the same hobby, then you can share (right Kerry).

Anyway, I saw a card Kerry made on my blog, and I just had to make a card using this stamp. I am not sure who the card is going to be for, but I like how it turned out. So, Happy Wednesday. The weekend is "almost" here.

Supplies:

Paper: Pattern paper (?), Choc chip cs, certain celery cs

Stamps: Whipper Snapper, Saying is by Amuse

Ink: memento black, copic markers

Accessories: Random ribbon, brown brads, SU punch

Sisterhood of the blogging stampers Group 25

I just decided to join Sisterhood of the Blogging stampers. It is a great place to meet and play with other people who stamp and blog. As many of you know, I am fairly new to this blogging business, but I am quickly becoming a blogging junkie. I am thrilled to meet all of my sister in group 25. If you are not familiar with the sisterhood of the blogging stampers, you should click here and check it out.
When you join the group your first post is supposed to be a introduction to your sisters. So, here it is.
I live in New Hampshire with My husband Paul, my daughter Abbey(7), my son Ryan(5), and my two Shih Tzus Princess and Remy. I work part time as a Asst manager at Gymboree. I am attend the local college in pursuit of a nursing degree, and I stamp with all my free time. I lead a crazy life, but I always find time to stamp.
I first started out as a scrapbooker, and then I attended my first Stampin Up party 2 years later. I have been hooked since. My passion is paper. I LOVE pattern paper. If I could, I would wallpaper my house with pp. I am a women of many stamps, and I love many different companies. As you will see from my blog, I am more of a cutesy stamper. I love animal images and I love to color. I guess it's kinda like being a kid again. I can't wait to visit my sisters blogs, and I look forward to playing with you.

Holy Scraps !

Scraps, Scraps....... everywhere. If your anything like myself, you have paper everywhere. I am a huge pattern paper addict. I often (almost always) make my card around whatever paper I want to use. I often only use 1/2 a sheet (if that) on one card, and I then end up leaving a bunch of paper for later (yeah, right). So, lately I have been trying to use up all my paper and get at least 3 cards out of one sheet of 12x12 paper. Sometimes it takes me 2-3 hours to make 1 card. The 1st card is always the hardest, and then the next 2 or 3 are easy. Coming up with the design is the hardest part for me. Are all three cards exactly "my best" cards? No there not, but I they're great cards to have on hand when you need a quick b-day card or something.

The way prices are these days, I need to be putting all my extras to use. Also, I don;t feel so bad when I want to buy more paper (hehehe). So, next time your making a card and you have extra paper, go ahead and use up those scraps and make another quick card or 2.

Supplies:

Stamps: Pink cat studio

paper: Pattern paper ?, SU cardstock

Ink: Memento black, Watercolor crayons, Copic markers on one of the cards

Misc: circle punch, SU scallop punch, Cuttlebug embossing folders

Blogger's challenge #65

Yeah, it's Friday, and you know what Friday means, a day filled with creative cards from the ladies on the bloggers challenge group. This weeks challenge was to use watercoloring. So, I have been watercoloring with the SU watercolor crayons, and this card is no different. I used my new stamps from Pink cat studio. I also doubled this card for a sketch challenge on another group. I love when I can do that.

Thanks for looking, and if you get a chance, click on the bloggers challenge logo on my blog and check out some of the other cards from some of the other very talented ladies in the group.

Supplies:

Paper: ? cardstock SU

Stamps: Pink cat Studio

ink: memento black, SU watercolor crayons

Misc: Circle punch, SU scallop punch, cuttlebug embossing folders, marker.

Blogger's challenge 64-designer paper

Here is my 1st card for the Bloggers challenge group. This weeks challenge was to make a card using designer paper. It couldn't have been a easier challenge for me seeing I am a complete pattern paper addict. I am dead serious when I say, I have so much pattern paper, that I no longer have a clue as to what I actually have.
This card was inspired by Jeannie Streiff from Lizzie Anne designs. Which recently has become one of my favorite companies. Well, Here is to my 1st bloggers challenge. I am looking forward to playing some more. Have a great Friday.

Stamps: Lizzie Anne Designs
Paper: My minds Eye
Cardstock: SU
Ink: Memento, watercolor crayons, rangers distress
Misc: Baubles colored with brown copic, copper brad.

CHECK THESE OUT!

I was browsing around some blogs and I came across a post about Starving Artistamps. I have heard of them, but have never "really" looked at them. They are so cute, and now they are releasing their New Halloween stamps. So Cute. They are giving away some of their new stamp sets. All you have to do is leave a message on their blog and spread the word. Now, go on over to their blog and leave a comments for some blog candy and let me know what you think. I think I may have to make a purchase (that's a shocker).