All of my cards are numbered so I can keep track of how many cards I've made along with the month and year I made them.
The layout designs that I use on my cards are provided from the design team at Freshly Made Sketches and Mojo Monday card challenges. The color schemes on some of my cards are compliments of the Color Throwdown card challenge. I owe my thanks to them for the use of these challenges.
Thank you for stopping by.
Showing posts with label oil pastels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil pastels. Show all posts

Sunday, February 16, 2020

The Lighthouse

#628-2020-02.
I used oil pastels and colored pencils for my scenery.
The sky didn't turn out the way I wanted it to, but it still looks nice.

Friday, February 14, 2020

Just saying hello

#627-2020-02.
The layout design for this card is from this week's freshly made sketches challenge.
The picture that I chose to use is a clear stamp. I stamped it on with a light blue ink from StudioG and then I used colored pencils to color it in.
For the sky, I used oil pastels. The ocean water is oil pastels as well.
I used a yellow copic marker for the sun.
The little anchors on the side is a little hand punch. I decided to use little anchors instead of bow with the baker's twine.
The sentiment is from Fiskars Essential Sayings clear stamp set.
I hope you like my card for this week's freshly made sketches challenge.
Thanks for stopping by to visit my blog.

Missing you


#626-2020-02.
This one is a 5x7 inch card.
I used oil pastels to color the sky, which didn't quite turn out the way I wanted it to. But that's ok.
After stamping on the sailboat with a light blue ink from StudioG, I used a red and light pale pink copic marker to color it in.
For the ocean, I put some ink on a clear block that's used for clear stamps and then I used a small paint brush to brush on the blue for the water. 
Then I stamped on the birds, added the ribbon, pearls, and small anchors and sentiment to complete my card.
Thanks for stopping by to visit my blog.