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Hello!

I have made another custom order door sign.

Sorry for the bad photo as the flash was reflected in the glass of the frame.

For this door sign the request were the cute hedgehogs from the
"Happy hedgehogs" set by Birdie Brown from My Favorite Things. And the color green, wich I incorporated as a "frame", as well as the ground!

I have used the Moxie alphabet dies for the letters of the names. Images are
colored with Copic markers.

Above is a "behind the scenes" photo of my messy desk!
This is what my photo set up looks like!
I hang a 12" x 12" patterned paper as background for my cards
(this time the door sign!), and place a white 12" x 12" paper underneath!

Thank for stopping by today!

Tina

Hello!

I had sooo much fun making this Halloween card!
And she is just the most adorable little witch!

The little witch, the pumpkins and the cat are from the "BB Witch way is the candy?" set
from My Favorite Things. The bats and the sentiment are from the
"Dracula I compel you" set from Whimsy Stamps.

Above, work in progress!

I did so much ink blending with Distress inks on this card, on the sky and the ground.
The images and the moon are colored with Copic markers.

I used the colorless blender on the moon to get some "moon pattern", I finished it off with a coat of shimmery Spectrum Noir, clear.

I think this is the first card I have made that does not have any white space at all!

I stamped some bats inside of the card as well!

Thank you for stopping by!

Tina

Hi!

Instead of a card I was asked to make a door sign the other day! Sooo much fun!

I die cut the letters in black as it will be placed in a black frame on the door.

This door sign is made for a family of four, two of them with four legs and fur! As you
probably can guess I have altered the ears of the dog to the right a little, as I tried
to catch the personality of the papillon, with its butterfly ears!

The stamps are from the Puppie set from Paperie Ink and colored with Copic markers!

Thank you for stopping by!

Tina

Hello!

This reindeer set " Let´s Prance" from Clearly Besotted makes me so happy! 

 Can´t wait to start mailing my Holiday Happy Mail as I plan to make a lot of
cards using these little guys!

The background is colored with just a hint of Tumled Glass Distress Ink, 
the reindeer are colored with Copic markers.

Thank you for stopping by today!

Tina

Hello!

 I´m so happy! Doing a little happy dance here! My Elf tag was selected as one
of the challenge favorites!

And big congratulations to Darnell, who was selected as the winner this week!

Thank you for stopping by!

Tina

Hello!

Day four of the Online Card Classes Merry Making! Today was all about Die cutting, and again I did not have any of the items required to make the cards showcased in class. But I was so inspired by Nichole´s card and this is my take on it!

At first I thought to myself that I wouldn´t be able to participate this day either, but then I started to think...I do have reindeer stamps and trees, I can make slopes using my border dies, a background with falling snow and a moon is easy to make using distress inks and a circle die! Well, no die cutting except for the slopes and the moon, but I am so happy with how this card turned out anyway!

The reindeer stamps and the trees are from the "Let´s prance" and the "On thin ice" sets from Clearly Besotted, colored with Copic markers!

The background is made using Distress inks in colors Tumbled Glass, Broken China, Salty Ocean and Chipped Sapphire, this is the combo I usually use for winter skies! To make the falling snow, I dabbed a wet brush over my Distress inked panel in order to create some droplets. On top of the droplets I used the "Falling snow" stencil from Simon Says Stamp, Versa Mark Ink and white embossing powder from Ranger and heat embossed it with my heat tool!

Last week I signed up for a Christmas Card Swap over at Kit and Clowder, I have
decided that I am going to send this card to my "Christmas Card Swap Friend"!

I am about to start making my Christmas Cards for this year, and I will be making a few extra, if you would like a chance to recieve a Christmas card from me, please e-mail me your adress! I will pick five persons randomly, internationals welcome!

Thank you for stopping by!

Tina

Hello!

Day 3 of the Online Card Classes Merry Making. I didn´t make any card for day 2 as I didn´t have any of the items used in class or even something similar. But great tips and tricks were shared and I especially loved Jennifer´s cards!

Today´s card was inspired by Gina K.

The feathers from Clearly Besotted and the sentiment stamp from Stampendous were heat embossed, I used a warm gold embossing powder from Ranger.

I wanted to add something more to my very CAS card and I tried a gold ribbon and a bow as Gina did on one of her cards, but eventually added some sequins instead!

Thank you for stopping by today!

Tina 

Hi!

This is my very first time playing along the Tag You´re It! Challenge,
and the inspiration photo is this...

My inspiration when making my tag was the black and white stripes and of course
the color combination of black and white and the pop of red!
I love adding stripes to any project of mine, cards or tags!

For this tag I have used my favorite little Elf from the Birdie Brown " Santa´s Elves" set from My Favorite Things! I just colored him " black and white" and let his buttons and the Christmas tree ornament pop in bright red, using Copic markers! The sentiment is from the same stamp set.

To add to the theme I attached a red ribbon and a black and white striped twine bow!

The striped part is a strip of tape (washi maybe?!) from Heidi Swapp,
my best HS purchase ever!

Thank you so much for stopping by!

Hello!

First day of the new class "Merry Making", from Online Card Classes!

For today´s homework I chose to go for the card Kristina made, with a few
twists as I didn´t have all the supplies she used when making her card. 

So... this is my take on it. It was so much fun making this background and the circles/bubbles! Even though I didn´t use watercolor paper it turned out pretty well. It warped a little when heat setting it with the heat gun but I adhered the panel using some extra strips of double sided tape.

I have two different kinds of snow flake stamps, one smaller and one bigger, looking pretty much the same, Kristina used three different snow flakes inn various sizes
and shapes for her card and it looked so beautiful.
That might be something I will consider to add to my collection of stamps for
next year, more snow flake stamps, in different sizes and shapes!

The snow flakes, from Inkido and the sentiment, from the "Christmas Wishes" set from Stampendous were heat embossed using white and clear embossing powder. I added a black mat to frame my panel and added it to a light turquoise card base.

Thank you for stopping by!

Tina