Faith.Dream.Create

Hello, Today on the blog I have three Father's Day Cards to share with you that I made using a digital stamp from Beth Duff Designs. This was a freebie set with purchase. I had a lot of fun creating these three cards.  You can check out Beth Duff Designs here and see all of what this great company has to offer. Click here to get a coupon for 10% off, when you get to the website look for the pink button that says Reward Program and sign up your e-mail to receive your coupon.  On all of the images I used Spectrum noir markers.  I also used Memento Tuxedo Black ink to sponge the sides of the embossed background. Each card has a different embossed background which was created from various embossing folders I have in my collection and achieved by using the Big Shot machine. To adhere the cards together I used my Scotch Advanced Tape Glider and the X Xyron Sticker maker. The Spectrum Noir colors I used on this image are as follows  Beard- GB10, EB5  Hat Rim & S

Hello and thank you for joining us for the Get Kids Crafty June blog hop! We are thrilled to have you join us! This month our theme is dinosaurs and we are featuring the Rawrsome GKC exclusive digital stamp set from Beth Duff Designs! Click through the links to see the awesome designs the team and their kids have created! And as always - we would LOVE to see what you create! Join our Facebook group and post your projects or use #getkidscrafty on Instagram! We created a fun Father's Day card using a Beth Duff Designs digital stamp called Rawrsome- A Get kids crafty exclusive stamp.  After I had printed off the digital stamp from the computer Riley colored the images. I let him use my spectrum noir markers which was scary for me as they are a bit more expensive and he's not the nicest or gentle when it comes to coloring with markers.   Though I kept reminding him to be gentle with them and we sat together and colored. He was so focused as we colored together and it

Hello I'm back with something different today! I'm on a roll, seriously I can't stop making things.  I have been so inspired lately and things are starting to get more organized around here after moving.  I hope this fun project inspires you too. So today I'd like to share with you and fun project for your kids.   I created this interactive play mat using the digital set "Wild Things" from Beth Duff Designs .  I've got to tell you though this set is Retiring on June 16 so now is your last chance to get it.  So grab it while you can! Click here to get a coupon for 10% off, when you get to the website look for the pink button that says Reward Program and sign up your e-mail to receive your coupon.  I started off by separating the scene image from the animal section of the digital image on the computer. Then I printed the scene and animals on separate pieces of paper so I could print them full size. Here is the sneak peak of the coloring and the

Hi there, Happy Monday!  I am so excited to finally share this card with you today.  I'm finally catching up on all my blogging I need to do.  It feels great and I love sharing my cards with you my readers so that you can see how products are used and inspire you in your own crafty adventures. I made this card back in March for my Husband for our 5th wedding anniversary. I'm just finally getting it up on the blog. Things have been busy around here.   I used the stamp set Upon a star from Lawn Fawn for the foxes and stars. To stamp the foxes I used Memento Tuxedo Black ink. Then I colored them OR1 (Spectrum Noir) and YR07 Cadmium Orange (Copic).  For the stars I stamped them in Simon Says Stamp Clear embossing ink and used Lawn Fawn Glow in the Dark embossing powder and heat set those with the Marvey heat tool.  Yes, the stars glow in the dark, I am still in awe that I can make things glow in the dark on my cards and projects it's just too fun. Then the grass was cu

Hello, it's me again and I've got another card to share using a Beth Duff Designs digital stamp. This time I used these cute otters from the set " Life's Greatest Blessing".    First I started off by printing the images on my printer and then colored the otters are are colored in pencil crayons and outlined in true black from Spectrum noir to finish off the edges after cutting out the image and hide any white.   I was inspired by this particular otter when I looked at him to me it looked like they were rolling around like a little ball. I remembered  I had a stamp from Micheal's $1.50 bin that said you're on a roll. So I knew I needed to create a card using these two things.   The sentiment was stamped in Memento Tuxedo Black ink.  Then I sponged Ground espresso distress ink over the sentiment and edges of the card to make these parts pop.  The embossed background is called Swiss Dots and I am not sure if it is still available. Sorry I

Hello Hello, happy Saturday! I've got a cute card that could be used for multiple occasions to share with you. It could be used as a baby card, a birthday hello, a card just to say hello. I'm sure there are other occasions too. The train image and hello sentiment are from the Beth Duff Designs "Welcome baby" digital stamp set.  I love using digital stamps sometimes because you can resize them for your project.   It's also super simple and you always get a perfect image. Beth Duff designs is a new stamp company and I have the honor of working with their stamps. If you didn't know already I am on a Creative Team called Get Kids Crafty.  This amazing company works closely with the Get Kids Crafty team to encourage and provide fun images that we can use in craft projects with kids.  Seriously check out this company, so many cute designs in digital stamps and some physical clear stamp sets too.  I feel like the stamps keep on getting better and better so yo

Hello Everyone! I do have a card to share with you today that I made a bit ago. I really love how this card turned out.   First I used My Favorite Things  Retangle STAX 1 die-namics to cut some card stock for my background.  Then I used Simon Says Stamp clear embossing and watermark ink to stamp Honey Bee Stamps "coffee break" I used the birds eye view coffee cup from the set. Than I used Simon Says Stamp white embossing powder and hear set that with my marvey heat tool.  Then I used Yasutomo Pearlesent watercolors to paint the background.  I then stamped the My Favorite Things "steeped in love" stamp set in Memento Tuxedo black ink.   Then I colored it in with some Copic markers and spectrum noir markers. Copic colors: E21, V04 Lilac, V17 Amethyst, B02 Robin's egg blue. Spectrum Noir: BG1, PL2, BG2, TN7.   Finally the sentiment comes from the Honey Bee stamps "perfect blend" stamp set. It was stamped in Memento tuxedo black ink.