Bunnies & Ice Cream

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Hi there!  I have 2 more cards to share with you today. First up is a card using the sketch at the Taylored Expressions Share Joy challenge.  I adore the TE Grumplings animals.  There are a few different sets (all on my wish list of course) but at the moment I only have the Party Grumplings.  I hadn't inked up the bunny from this set so I decided today was his day.  I coloured him with Copics and used some bright patterned paper for the stripes behind him (I have no idea who made them - they're from about 2008!).   


ETA:  Lindsey suggested I should also play along with the Naughty or Nice You're Number's Up challenge so I'm throwing my hat in the ring!

Supplies Used:

Cardstock:  (White) Papertrey Ink, (Smokey Slate) Stampin' Up

Patterned Paper:  Stash

Stamps:  (All from Party Grumplings) Taylored Expressions

Ink:  (VersaFine Onyx Black) Tsukineko

Die:  (Wonky Stitched Squares) My Favourite Things

Markers:  (RV13, Y17, YG23, V17, E37, C1, C3) COpic

Gems:  Recollections

  

Next up is a card for the Curtain Call challenge.  I know those are snow cones in the inspiration photo but I was never really a big fan of those.  I'd take ice cream over a snow cone any day!  Here I used bright colours and framed the Reverse Confetti sentiment with the matching ice cream dies.    

That's all for today.  Have a lovely evening!

Supplies Used:

Cardstock:  (White) Bazzill, (Melon Mambo, Calypso Coral, Peach Parfait, Crumb Cake) Stampin' Up

Stamps:  (Sentiment from Love & Ice Cream) Reverse Confetti, (Envelope Pattern) Hero Arts

Ink:  (VersaMark, VersaFine Onyx Black) Tsukineko

Dies:  Reverse Confetti

A Little Bit Naughty...

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Good morning!  Today I'm sharing a card for the For The Men challenge at Naughty or Nice.  This card was inspired by a t-shirt my brother had.  The best part about the shirt was that mom didn't get it at all.  She even commented on the "lovely scene" depicted on it! When we finally stopped laughing and explained it to her she just rolled her eyes and sighed, "I should have known it was something like that."  So glad my mom is so easy going!  

Supplies Used:

Cardstock:  (White) Bazzill, (Old Olive, Soft Suede) Stampin' Up

Stamps:  (Lake, trees & sun from Happy Camper) Avery Elle, (Letters from Smitty's ABCs) Lawn Fawn

Inks:  (VersaMark, VersaFine Onyx Black) Tsukineko, (Daffodil Delight, Old Olive, Wild Wasabi, Garden Green, Always Artichoke, Tempting Turquoise) Stampin' Up

Die:  (Stitched polaroid) Lil' Inker

Old As A Penny-Farthing

Therese Calvird has given us a super fun card to be inspired by over at the Muse challenge. How cute is that bike colored onto the Sticky Barc? It inspired me to pull out some birch wood veneer paper I got from Simon Says and haven't used yet. I thought the cheeky sentiment went perfectly with the old penny-farthing cycle and so am going to play along at the Naughty or Nice birthday challenge.  And because the cycle is a from a Hero Arts set I'm going to enter this in the Hero Arts Birthday Challenge in the Anything Goes category!  Whoop whoop for the triple threat card!  :)

Supplies Used:

Cardstock:  (Real Red, Chocolate Chip) Stampin' Up

Specialty Paper:  (Birch Wood Veneer Paper) Simon Says Stamp

Stamps:  (Penny-farting from Joy Ride) Hero Arts, (Happy birthday from Birthday Bash Sentiments) Papertrey Ink, (You Are Old from Feb '12 KOM - Lucky To Have You) Unity Stamp Company

Ink:  (VersaFine Onyx Black) Tsukineko

Dies:  (Tag Sale #5, Double-Ended Banners) Papertrey Ink

Gems:  (Ladybug assortment) Doodlebug

Twine:  Darice