New Digi Release at 2 Cute Ink

Good Morning! It's a little chilly here, but the sun is shining and that's what counts with me! Today at 2 Cute Ink, they are having another new digital image release. It is called Little Owl. I used A-Muse's Mad for Plaid stamps (thank you Marisa) for the plaid background. I just love it! The Little Owl is colored with Copic markers. Hop on over HERE, to the 2 Cute Blog and see what the other design team members made with the cute new release. Hope you have a great day!

Not A Card

Today's post isn't a card at all. I made a tag for a gift of chocolate sprinkle cookies I made for my bff's father, who recently had surgery. I was told he loves anything chocolate, so I baked, then packed them in a cute stack into a cello bag, tied the bag with a ribbon and made a tag using 2 Cute Ink's image, Owl Miss you. You can purchase this image here. My picture isn't perfect as I had only minutes before I had to run them to my friend who was leaving to deliver them for me. Digital stamps can be used to make so much more than cards! Create and have fun.

Sneak Peek

Today is a New Release Day over at 2 Cute Ink. Later today hop on over HERE - to see the cute new Digi Release and the Design Teams adorable cards made using the new image including mine!

A Little Wednesday Inspiration

Good Morning everyone! Hope it is a beautiful sunny day where you are today. I made my card today using Penguin Doodle from 2 Cute Ink. You can purchase all 2 Cute Ink's images here. Who says orange and black is only for Halloween? I had this cute alphabet paper and thought it would make a cute notecard with this image. Since the Penguin is obviously black, I wanted to make him pop out more so I highlighted him with black paper too. The polka dot strip and ribbon adds texture and breaks up the background a bit. The image is colored with Copic Markers. Hope you all have a wonderful day!

Brayer Technique

Just a quick post today. I made this card using 2 Cute Ink's, Easter Chick. The rainbow layer, behind the chick, I made by using a multi-color ink pad and a brayer on glossy card stock. It is a super cool technique that I have done many times over the years. Enjoy!