Showing posts with label Digital Stamp - Power Poppy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Stamp - Power Poppy. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

Leaping Trout Father's Day

With Father's Day is quickly approaching, I started looking for a stamp to use to create a card for my dad who is avid fisherman.   I found the perfect digital image, Leaping Trout, from Power Poppy.  I used google to look at some images of rainbow trout so that I had a guide for coloring. I was really inspired by some of the painting by Anita Phillips.




After coloring the image, I decided to add a little something by using the eclipse technique for the letters "DAD".   After watching Jennifer McGuire's tutorial for the eclipse technique, I find myself using it frequently.  I think it just adds a little something special.



I finished the inside of the card with the image and a strip of designer paper.   




Thank you for stopping by.  Have a great day!

Supplies:

  • Stamps:  Leaping Trout digital stamp set from Power Poppy
  • Papers:  Georgia Pacific white card stock, Photo Play Camp Happy Bear 6x6 paper pad, Paper Trey kraft and black card stock
  • Other:  Copic markers, alphabet dies from Papertrey, DMC floss, CTMH precut card board piece, Annabelle Stamps metallic gemstones

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Monday, April 26, 2021

Bernard Bear Wishing Holiday Cheer

I love the Bernard Bear image from Power Poppy.  He reminds me so much of my brother (although I have never seen my brother in overalls).   I had the images colored and quickly created cards over the weekend for the BYSH blog hop.



I wanted to try my hand at creating a winter background again.  I really like the winter morning sky, but need to work more on the trees.


Check out the BYSH blog hop by clicking the graphic below.




Thank you for stopping by!


Supplies:

  • Stamps:  Forest Fellas: Bernard Bear digital stamp set from Power Poppy, Holiday Treats from Paper Trey Ink, Holiday Wishes from Paper Trey ink (inside)
  • Papers: Georgia Pacific white CS, Bazzil Basics red CS, Papertrey kraft CS, Echo Park Season's Greetings 6x6 paper pad
  • Copic markers, White acrylic paint, CTMH Glitz Stardust glitter gel, Ranger Picket Fence distress stickles, Sequins, Twinery twine, Spellbinders circle dies, Echo Park enamel dots
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Thursday, March 18, 2021

Easy Breezy Coneflowers

Spring is on the way.  I 've seen robins in the yard, red wing blackbirds at the feeders, and the sandhill cranes are back in the field next to our house.   At the back of our yard we have an area of wildflowers.  We planted milkweed seeds this fall and I hope some of the seeds grow into plants which will attract butterflies.  Even if the milkweed doesn't grow, we always have plenty of coneflowers to attract butterflies and bees.  

When I saw this image from Power Poppy, I wanted to color it and think about the coming summer days.




Before I go I thought I would share a photo of my girls.  This was taken on the way home from the park after a long walk.  They are also happy that the weather is getting nicer so that we can take longer walks and enjoy the outdoors.




Thank you for stopping by!

Supplies:

  • Stamps:  Easy Breezy Coneflowers digital stamps from Power Poppy, Say It In Pieces digital stamp from Hero Arts
  • Paper:  Neenah Solar white card stock, My Mind's Eye Six by Six A Beautiful Life 6x6 paper pad, Paper Trey white card stock, Stampin' Up Vellum, Starbuck coffee sleeve
  • Copic Markers


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Thursday, January 28, 2021

Rose By Any Other Name...

 I had some time off of work over the holidays and took the Free Rose Colouring Class from Kit and Clowder.  The class is free and includes this beautiful rose digital image from Power Poppy.  The class was excellent.  You can learn techniques for coloring the rose using pencils or markers.  Alyce is a great teacher.  She explains the art theory behind what she is demonstrating so that you can apply the techniques learned to other images.  I was so pleased that I purchased some additional classes.

I colored several rose images during and after the class.  This is my favorite of all the roses that I practiced on.  Since it was so pretty, I decided to fussy cut it and use it for a card.  




Thank you for stopping by!  Have a great day!


Supplies:

  • Stamp:   Rose Digital Stamp Set from Power Poppy
  • Paper:  Crate Paper Portrait Collection 6x6 paper pad, Georgia Pacific white card stock, misc. black card stock
  • Copic markers

Challenges:


Sunday, January 3, 2021

Winter Chickadee

 Happy New Year!

I had fun coloring this chickadee image from Power Poppy.  I made a winter card instead of a Christmas card so I could send it to some one over the next couple of months.




Thank you for stopping by.  Have a great day!  Happy 2021!



Supplies:

  • Stamps:  Chickadee in Barberry digital stamp set by Power Poppy, Friendship Jar Holiday Fillers by Papertrey
  • Paper:  Simple Stories Winter Farmhouse 6x8 paper pad, Kraft cards stock from Papertrey, White card stock from Georgia Pacific
  • Copic markers


Challenges:


Sunday, December 27, 2020

Beary Happy Birthday

 Hello!  I hope you had a wonderful Christmas.  Ours was very small and low key but I enjoyed the time with my family.  This year Christmas was a lot less hectic and more enjoyable although I missed seeing my extended family.

My baby brother is turning 50!  I can't believe it because I certainly don't feel over 50.  Anyway, for his birthday I had to use this new digital stamp from Power Poppy.  I don't know why, but as soon as I saw this stamp, I though of my brother.  



I used the image again on the inside of the card along with a sentiment from the digital stamp set.


Thank you for stopping by.   I hope you have a safe, happy, and healthy 2021!




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Saturday, December 19, 2020

More Blue Jays

 I enjoyed coloring the blue jays for the cards I posted earlier this week,  so I printed 2 more images to color.  This time I printed them slightly smaller so I would have more flexibility with placement on the cards.  I kept the cards pretty flat for easy mailing.





I used the same designer papers as last time but added some small tags for interest.




These are the last two Christmas cards for 2020.  I have some birthday cards to work on and then should start on cards for next year.

Thank you for stopping by!



Supplies:

  • Images:  Season of Serenity Digital Stamp Set from Power Poppy
  • Paper:  Cosmo Cricket Mitten Weather 6x6 paper pad, Georgia Pacific white CS, Paper Trey kraft CS


Challenges:


Friday, December 18, 2020

Serene Blue Jay

 I have probably mentioned how much I like watching the birds at our bird feeders.  This year we had a family of blue jays.  I loved watching them teach the youngsters how it all worked.   When I saw this image from Power Poppy, I immediately fell in love with it but I didn't buy it.  I told myself that have so many stamps, especially digital, that I shouldn't spend money.  I didn't "need" it.   Then one Saturday after sitting down to craft and running into serious crafters block, I decided I just wanted to have this blue jay to color.  It didn't matter if I put it on a card or not.  I just wanted to sit and enjoy coloring.  (How is that for some rationalization?)   So $6.00 and a few minutes later, I had an entire set of digital stamps and printed out this blue jay.  Of course I printed him twice because I always print twice in case I make a big mistake.   I used Google to find some images to help guide my coloring and here we are.  Crafters block busted.  Two more Christmas cards ready to go.  



I used a sentiment and the blue jay image again on the inside of the card.  I love decorating the inside too.



I tried to fussy cut this image out.   It was a little tough around some of the pin but I think it turned out okay.


And I decorated the inside of this card too.


Thank you for stopping by!  Stay safe!


Supplies:

  • Images:  Season of Serenity Digital Stamp Set from Power Poppy
  • Paper:  Cosmo Cricket Mitten Weather 6x6 paper pad, Georgia Pacific white CS, Paper Trey kraft CS

Challenges: