Showing posts with label Local King Rubber Stamp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Local King Rubber Stamp. Show all posts

Friday, August 3, 2012

Buckaroo in training

     Women of the Wild West - woo hoo - got me my cowboy.  After losing to higher bids on e-bay a sister stamper hooked me up. A little across the continent negotiating and at long last I had him in my arms....thank goodness I have an understanding husband!   The Man's a little used, but what man isn't LOL!!  Some of the ladies at Splitcoaststampers have a little rivalry going on about the Man here - I made this card for the Get Dirty Masculine challenge.  I have been waiting for the little buckaroo to arrive for a week with this card in mind.  I do like my western stamps. 



Materials:  Spellbinders, Copics, Stampin Up Wild Wild West, Sutter Stamps, Unity sentiment, Local King Rubber Background

Monday, January 30, 2012

Majestic Beauty

     "My treasures do not clink together or glitter, They gleam in the sun and neigh in the night" a gypsy verse that fits this image.
     This is my newest horse image, a stamp from Serendipity Stamps, and its just beautiful. As I colored this image I was thinking of my next trip to the desert to ride with my daughter in a few months.  Hence the lovely Saguaro cactus in the background.  I toyed with several sentiments to place on the front but none of them did justice to this lovely image.
     The image was stamped on Gina K Luxury CS and colored with my Prismacolor pencils.  The background was stamped on some more Gina K Luxury CS, and I used my Copics to color it.  I then tore a piece of paper and laid it in various positions on the background, and with a dauber, gently tapped the color Bliss Blue by Stampin Up to create some clouds.  Then I edged the two rectangular pieces, as well as the image, with my Gold Leafing Pen.
     Stampin Sisters In Christ challenged us to make a card this week that depicts our style.  I don't know about anyone else but my style changes every time I sit down to create a card.  This does however show my love of horses and gives you a feel for who I am.

Thanks for stopping by,
Materials:  Copic Markers, Prismacolor Pencils, Odorless Paint Thinner, Gold Leaf Pen, Spellbinders Die, Gina K Luxury CS,  Bliss Blue SU CS, Serendipity Stamp, Local King Rubber Stamp

Challenges:  Stampin Sisters in Christ  Challenge 124, Dream Valley  #24Animals Challenge

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Western Birthday for DD

    Its my DD birthday - she is a young adult, and I am blessed to be her mother, she brings us great joy.  One of our favorite things to do together is horseback ride so it is no surprise I made her a western themed card.  This is a lovely stamp from Coronado Island Stamps, they offer many lovely and detailed animal designs and have several wonderful horse stamps.  I have stamped them twice and used a die to cut them out and then layered them over each other, below them is a scenic stamp from Local King Rubber Stamps that I purchased last year.  In the picture you cannot see that I used Versamark and stamped the horses all over the background paper....in person it looks like a sky of horses running behind the ones highlighted. Recently reorganized my stamp room and set up my sewing machine, so I stitched around the outside of the layers.  This is something I hope to do on more cards.  Inside I stamped the same scenic stamp (after stamping it off once) and the sentiment above is Happy Birthday Cowgirl - of course!  Its always fun to make cards for her or my son as they are some of my biggest fans!


Thanks for looking,
Materials:  Coronado Island Stamps, Local King Rubber Stamps, Versamark, Versafine, CS, Sewing Machine, Dies



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