Just a quick share of this foxy lady. I got this image from Goha Digital Stamps.
Supplies:
Goha Digital Stamp
Prismacolor Pencils
DCWV patterned paper
Recollections card Stoxk
Avery sentiment stamp
Distress Oxide ink
Unknown gems & leaf ribbon
Tag: Scrapatini.
Mushroom-Stamprints
I thought I would try something a little different with my mushroom image from Stamprints. I printed my image as usual n regular printer paper but I decided to use my pearlescent water colour paints to colour the image. 
I cut the image out with an oval metal die run through my Cuttlebug. I used Recollections card stock for a base and for the plain kraft card stock layered oval. The patterned paper was layered over the base and the 2 oval layers were placed on top with a small paper embellishment. The final project seemed to be missing something so I ransacked searched my boxes of miscellaneous junk embellishments to find this cute wooden “Happy”. I used some Distress Stain to colour match it. 
Once the wood was dry I attached it with some 3D tape. Here is the completed project! I think it would make a cute new home card but it suited for most “Happy” occasions.
Surviving Zombies
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just wanted to share a couple of cards that I made this weekend with the Surviving Zombies stamp set from Kindred Stamps.
This birthday card! Here are a couple of other views. 
And this Valentine card! 
Thanks for looking! 🧟♂️🧟♀️
Challenges entered
https://ttcrd.blogspot.com/2019/01/ttcrd-anything-goes-challenge-week-15th.html
http://carabbiemomentsofcraft.blogspot.com/2019/01/challenge-160.html
https://craftingbydesigns.blogspot.com/2019/01/food-and-drink.html
A Horror-ific Birthday!
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Have I ever shared my love of Kindred Stamps with you? I am a huge pop culture lover and their stamps fulfil my need for all things nerdy! Over the Winter break I coloured numerous images with my Spectrum Noir alcohol markers.
I purchased and downloaded the digital image from Kindred Stamps and used the newer stamp set “The Horror” for the sentiments.
My youngest son is obsessed with a certain creepy clown although he hasn’t actually seen the movie this character is inspired by (& likely won’t until he is an adult😂). This is the birthday card that I have made for him even though his birthday is a few months off yet.
I thought that this creepy guy would suit some old DCWV patterned cardstock that I had in my stash, stock. I stamped the sentiment with CTMH ink and Stazon red ink. I added the images with a few pop dots for dimension.
Here is the completed card! 
I also whipped together a quick Valentine using the same 2 sets! 
As you can see I also coloured a few other characters, not quite sure where they will take me yet but I will share the final project when completed.
Christmas Mouse-Stamprints
Wow! It has been a while but I am back with a new project using an adorable image from Stamprints. This image is called Christmas Mouse and is found at Stamprints Etsy or check it out here on the Stamprints Blog.
I coloured the mouse image with Spectrum Noir markers. The background paper & cardstock is from Recollections. I decided to make a shaker style card and used some miscellaneous sequins and snowflake confetti. The believe sticker was in my December SCT Sampler and was provided by SCT. 
Here is the whole card!
Pumpkin Time-Stamprints
For my October creation using Stamprints images I have chosen the pumpkin. This image is cute and works perfectly for Thanksgiving, Halloween or just autumn in general.
You can find this image at Stamprints Etsy. You can see more wonderful images and projects on the Stamprints Blog.
I started by printing the image and colouring it with my Prismacolor pencils. I tried to layer the colours to give the pumpkin some depth. 
I decided to make this card a versatile card by just putting a cute “Happy” diecut. I think it could be used for Thanksgiving or Halloween.
I found some burlap style paper that I was excited to incorporate into my autumn-ish project! Here is the completed card.
Thanks for looking!
Shrinky Dink Earrings!
My boys and I are really into pop culture! I think that this shared love of pop culture puts me in the parenting win column but the I realized that I have at least one fail as a parent! This was realized tonight when my youngest asked me what I was making. My boys often see me creating projects for various design teams, gifts or for personal use but I guess I have never made anything with Shinky Dinks in front of them! I combined my love of pop culture, making jewelry and colouring to make Shrinky Dink earrings!!
I started by stamping my chosen Kindred Stamps onto Shrinky Dink film with my Momento ink. I let it dry for a few minutes and then coloured my images with Spectrum Noir alcohol markers. Once my colouring was dry I cut out the stamped image and left a bit of space at the top so that I could punch a hole into the plastic. That would be where I attach the earring hook or jump ring if used. I then used my heat gun to shrink. 
The weird thing with Shrinky Dinks is that they always look bad before they look good! The above picture is during the shrinking process. Notice it looks twisted and not very nice. After heating a little longer you get the finished product.
Here is a picture of the Shrinky Dinks before and after the shrinking process. 
You will notice that after shrinking the colours look a bit more concentrated so keep that in mind when choosing your colours.
This particular stamp shrinks to a nice size to be used as earrings or a necklace pendant.
Here are the completed earrings! I love how this turned out and now I have a sweet pair of earrings to wear in October. 😊
Products used:
Clear Shrinky Dink plastic
Momento ink pad
Spectrum Noir markers available at Scrapbook.com (affiliate link)
Kindred Stamps -Holidays Are A Nightmare << referral link 😊
Earring hooks or jump ring if making a necklace pendant
Pliers
Heat gun
So what do you think?
Rose Mackintosh on Canvas For Stamprint
I just realized that we are at the tail end of September. The month has been flying by and I have been so busy that I have’t done very much crafting. I did colour a few images here and there starting with this gorgeous image from Stamprints . You can find the image at Stamprints Etsy
I printed the Rose Mackintosh image 4 to a page and coloured them with Spectrum Noir and Chameleon markers. I decided to try different hair and skin tones and was originally going to make a series of cards but when I found some 4×6 canvases at the dollar store I decided to go that route. I used a red and black acrylic paint to create a drippy effect and left it to dry for a few days. Since I had coloured some of the small details on the image a golden colour, I wanted to add a bit of gold to the canvas as well. I achieved this with a Vicki Boutin gold glaze. I originally added a few streaks with a paint brush but ended up rubbing it on with a cloth. I let it dry a couple of days.
I used a dollar store stencil and some Heidi Swapp texture paint to create a bit of dimension. I laid it on pretty thick. Again I let it dry for a few days.
I cut the coloured Stamprints images to the desired shape and attached using a glossy ModPodge, and dried over night.
The last step of my mini canvases was to stamp my sentiments. I used 2 different stamps from Kraftin Kimmie, stamped onto regular paper. I tore the stamped sentiments to give then a bit more texture and then Mod Podged those as well.
Here are the completed canvases! I am quite happy with how it turned out. Next time I think I will lay my image down before the texture paint.
Summer Recap (lots of pictures)
This is our last weekend before we head back to school on Tuesday. For the first time in forever we had a pretty laidback summer. We didn’t leave town and just stuck close to home. The only planned activity all summer was when my youngest son went to ball hockey camp. 
He had a great time learning goalie skills and techniques and I showed up almost an hour early each camp day so that I could watch!
We made a couple of day trips including a trips including Airdrie to visit family, Calaway Park, Fish Creek Park, a few movies at the theatre and the rest of our summer was just decluttering, organizing things, painting and other small household improvements. We did some major tv binge watching too!
I did manage to get some crafting done. I made some jewellery, etched some Supernatural glasses, made an autumn wreath, painted some frames, made a few signs, did a couple of scrapbook pages and completed some cards and other projects.
Here are a few of those projects in case you missed them!
I continued working on a couple of design team projects, was an August Guest Designer for the Stick it Down Blog and I got a second project published in Creative Scrapbooker Magazine!
We also had some wacky weather! A few hail storms rolled through. This is a sample of what came on August 2! Yikes!
This summer was hot! I am quite content with the heat but my boys found it too hot to “do anything”! Part of our summer was smokey too! Smoke from the forest fires in British Columbia choked us out for a couple of weeks!
Our dogs spent a fair amount of time just lazing in the sun and then moving to the shade when they got too hot. Here are the obligatory pictures and our cute dogs! 
I also spent a lot of time trying out the Instant Pot that I purchased on Prime day. My son loves making vegetable soup. I like making chilli and stews. We have cooked lots of other things like chicken, ribs, roasts and more in the pot. I even made a fresh raspberry compote! Everything was edible! Some things were delicious! My favourite thing to make in the pot so far has been banana bread! 
We will be spending the last weekend of summer just relaxing because we know that starting Tuesday we will thrown right into the thick of things and back to our go-go life!
Lily Fairy-Stamprints
Back again with another project made for Stamprints!
You can find this lovely image at Stamprints Etsy. See more from Stamprints on the blog Stamprints Blog.
Supply List
I used Prismacolor Color pencils to colour the image.
Paper/cardstock-Amy Tangerine
Ephemera-Amy Tangerine
Thicker Alphabets-American Crafts
Stickles glitter glue on wings.
