Punkin Head

I knit this up the past weekend, for a friend from work who is having an October baby.  I used the Punkin Head pattern by Tara Thomsen, that I found through the Ravelry website.  It was so easy, and fun to do!  I can't wait to see how it looks on the new baby!

I created some more cards this weekend.

 

 

 

 

Well, I spent some time on my summer vacation this year creating some new collaged cards.  I have had lots of fun with some new techniques.  As usual, my cards are all blank inside, so that each person can write their own custom message. 

 

My cards are $5 each, or 5 for $20 (with shipping extra)

 

Please let me know if you are interested in any of these cards, or if you would like me to create a custom card for you! I love working with specific photos that you may have!

 

 

 

Sweet Treats Prompt for  Doodle Camp 2013, run by Dawn DeVries Sokol.

Backgrounds with Watercolor

Here are some backgrounds I have prepared with Watercolors, for my Art Journal.  Now I will just wait and see how they get filled!

Summer of Color Week FIVE

Here is my entry for the Summer of Color 3 Challenge this week: Candy Apple Red and Yellow. Inspiration from my lunch. Watercolours and a black liner pen.

Doodle Camp 2013

I am taking a fun online course this week, called Doodle Camp 2013, run by Dawn DeVries Sokol.  It has been a lot of fun so far, even though I have just started to work on it. (It is a good think it is self-paced, or I would be in trouble!)

Summer Of Color Week FOUR

Here is my entry for the Summer of Color 3 Challenge this week:  Charcoal Grey and Pale Pink.  Copic Markers all the way with this one...

Here is my entry for the Summer of Color 3 Challenge this week:  Purple and Lime Green.  Once again I used watercolors to create the foundation, finishing with a quote in Copic Markers.

Summer of Color 3, Week 2, Orange and Hot Pink

Here is my entry for the Summer of Color 3 Challenge this week:  Orange and Hot Pink.  I used watercolors to create the foundation, then built upon it with pens, and finally, some acrylic ink for highlights and texture.  This page in my art journal is now just waiting for me to write something profound on it!

Well, with the creation of this card, it has been become official. I am in love with my Cricut machine.  When I can create custom flourishes like these to add to my cards, 

what will the future hold?