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Showing posts with label beachabella. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beachabella. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Brown Beach Bella


I am still using my DP. I have a stack over a foot high! Can you believe that? I just keep collecting it. So I used two designs with Tempting Turquoise. I also used paper piecing for the towel and bag. I love my Copic markers so much that I don't color with anything else now. I just need some more colors, which is hard to do because they are so expensive. But oh so worth it!

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Ice Cream & Another Mojo45


Here are some cards I made last night. I have been seeing some really cute cards on SCS using the ice cream from MFT Here's the Scoop. As you can see from the first pictures, I added lots of glitter and a little bling to make this ice cream look like you could eat it!






For the background I used paper from my new pack (made by My Mind's Eye). The green glass reminds me of the little dessert cups my mom always put dessert in when I was a kid. It is a little green for this color scheme but I had to leave it! Anyway, I used True Thyme for the base and layering.

I also gave the Mojo45 Challenge another try too. I didn't all the scallops at the bottom but I used the same general lay out. I colored Bella's body, hair, and bag. Then I did paper piecing for her bikini and towel. I like the way it tied the image in with the DP I used. I don't normally use these peachy pink colors a lot.

Monday, February 19, 2007

Beachabella in blue


I sat down to play with my bellas again tonight. I had a brainstorm and pulled out Shore Thing to go along with beachabella. I am tickled yet again with one of my cards. I was just excited that I didn't case this one from anyone- it is all my own doing!
Here is what I used:
Stamps: Shore Thing, beachabella
Paper: cool caribbean, taken with teal, kraft, and white
Ink: black, taken with teal, cool caribbean, so saffron, and close to cocoa
Accessories: reinkers and prismacolor pencils to color images and ribbon
So what do you think?