I was in a card challenge where we were asked to use a Prima Doll with a Fall theme. I like the Prima Dolls but I don’t like the blank faces, so I used my Silhouette software to change it. I used COPIC markers to color and my software for the elements. Of course, I’m an Atlanta Falcons fan so I had to incorporate that!
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~Danita~
I forgot to post this back in November!!! He is now my Son in Law! 😊
I made this card for my future son-in-law. This is a split letter design that I created with my silhouette software. The cardstock is from Capital Chic Designs.
~Danita~
I made this card for my friend’s son who was in basic training for the Air Force. He was having a difficult time adjusting. You know the jitters about being away from home for the first time, new challenges and adventures, and meeting new people. I also enclosed a personal letter to him about life and told him of a few of my friends that are now retired from the Air Force and doing great in life. He is finished now and did very well.
I made this for my awesome brother for his birthday. The last picture is of him and my Dad. He loved it!
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~Danita~
In one of my Facebook groups, Scraps of Color, we were asked to make a Get Well Card for Robert Jackson. Robert is the artist/owner of digisbyrobertjackson.com. We were asked to use an image from his collection to make the card. I chose this one, it's called "His Prayer". I tried my hand again at coloring with the Copic Markers. I'm getting a little bit more comfortable coloring but it's still not my favorite thing to do, I get too nervous. I wanted the Church Window to look like stained glass so I used Glossy Accents to create that illusion. (see picture below).
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These are 2 cards made with the Stampin Up Wild Cats dies and stamps and the Stampin Up Diorama dies. I loved making these. I didn't have anyone in mind when I made them but I'll be ready for any male birthdays, inspirational or sympathy cards.
Y’all are gonna get tired of seeing this one! I love this stamp set from Stampin Up! It’s called Wild Cats. I used it with the Diorama dies, also from Stampin Up. I did some ink shading on the backgrounds.
This year's card for my Father in law. I almost didn't make one this year but then I remembered he said that he keeps all my cards. I saw a similar card on Pinterest and decided to give it a try. The teal is actually gold foil done with my Heidi Swapp Minc machine. Everything else was designed and created in the Silhouette software.
I was late this year for my Father in Law’s birthday. I had been fawning over a paper pad that I was finally able to get from Michaels. Now, this paper pad is special because it’s by my friend Lameka Alston of Capitol Chic designs. Check her out! She has Afrocentric paper, stamps and stickers. Very culturally diverse.
This is the first of a few items I made for our family graduates. This was challenging because the board is so wide and tall (36x48) and I’m short! I don’t think that I will ever make another one! I created everything on this board with the help of my Cameo 4. I got the pictures off of Facebook and edited them in my Silhouette software. I did print and cuts on the football player and the Cougar, everything else is either cardstock or vinyl.
Here's another Get Well Card I made for my friend/Sorority Sister's husband. I used the Crafters Companion "Sorry" stamp and die set and the Darice "Argyle" embossing folder. I stamped the sentiments with Stampin Up Blue Bayou ink.
