Showing posts with label Mo Manning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mo Manning. Show all posts

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Summer Time, Yes it is almost here......

Summer Time

I do feel better when I do things I'm comfortable with and copic markers are what I'm comfortable with. It is fun to do something different once an awhile but when a person not happy with it, it is not fun. This is one of Mo Manning digis. I love her images they are all wonderful.summer time left side I added some buttons as little toys around the baby, just cut the backs off and ground then down tell there smooth and used glue dots to hold then on.summer time right side

Used Diamond Glaze from Judi Kins to give the look of water in the pool. Some summer color for ribbon. Summer time just front

Here is a real close up of the front of the card so you can see the coloring. It was an easy card to do. I just love it. I sure hope you enjoy this one. That baby is so cute.

Challenges:

Mo Manning- water

Cards for Men- Outdoors

Shellys Images- Anything

My time to Carft- cute

Inky Impressions- Summer time

Crazy for Challenge- Boy Card

Crafty Ann- Challenge #14 anything

Dare U to Digi- Anything

Monday, November 2, 2009

Ella and Peaches.... I have put the direction for making this "Stand Up" Card here........





This is one of Mo Manning Digi. I think this called "The Stand Up Card". It was really easy to make. Take one 12x12 sheet and cut 5 1/2 x 12. Score 2 1/4 & 2 1/4 on one side and 2 1/4 & 2 1/4 on the other side. So your middle is 4 inches. From each of the ends go up 2 1/2 inches mark the back with a pencil. On the back take your pencil and draw a line from your mark to your second score line and do that on both sides. Now you can cut those ends off. When you fold your card, the score line that is next to the front of the card fold back and the next score line folds forward. I hope you understand the instructions.

I used basic card stock and some scraps I had left over. I punched out some flowers with EK Success flower punch and put them together with some brads I had. I colored everything with Copic Markers.