Showing posts with label Puppy Dog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Puppy Dog. Show all posts

Monday, 28 March 2016

Dogs and Paw Prints

I was having a sort through all the digi images I've printed over the last few years that are still waiting to be coloured and I came across this one from Jellypark - its no longer available but its still a cute image!  I found perfect matching papers in my stash too - Funky Hand - Funky Daze cd - and they are off-cuts from making a word book but were just right for what I needed.

The image has been coloured with Promarkers and I've used Spellbinder dies for the circle and frame - the sentiment is also from Jellypark.  Ribbons from my stash and the heart charm is from a Poundshop charm bracelet I bought some time ago especially to add to cards.


I'd like to enter the following challenges:

Sweet Sketch Wednesday:  Sketch followed
Critters and Creatures:  Anything Goes with Critters and Creatures
Make My Monday:  Circles
CD Sunday:  All Creatures Great and Small

Sunday, 12 August 2012

WOOOFFF!!!

And here is the second of the two new release stamps from Jellypark for this fortnight and isn't this one a cutie?! This is Puppy Dog and I've coloured him with Aquamarkers and cut him out, layering with foam pads.

I've used a kraft card blank plus a little doodling around the edges and the papers and letters are from Patti Picklicious cd from Kirsty Wiseman and they are papers I've had printed off for ages - see - still trying to be good and use up all my oddments!  At this rate I'll be into the next century by the time the box is empty!

Hope you like the two digi stamps that I've shown and don't forget - they are only £1.25 each in the Jellypark shop!

I'd like to enter the following challenges:

Great Impressions Stamps:  Animals
Sentimental Sunday's:  Clean and Simple (with a sentiment)
Hiding In My Craft Room:  Super Scraps
Do You Stack Up?  Four Legged Friends


  • Image:  Jellypark, coloured with Aquamarkers
  • Papers and letter tiles:  Patti Picklicious cd from Kirsty Wiseman