When it come to re-working a drawing, I do it the old-fashioned way: ZIG pens, tracing paper, and a fair amount of White-Out. Then I make masks to layer over the drawing. This allows me stamp and ink the background later on. I took a snowflake stamp (Stampin’ Up!) and […]
Art Cards
Handmade cards using rubber stamps, decorative papers, fibers, charms, and anything else that looks cool.
Singing Owls
These card designs are all hand-cut using some of the super-awesome paper in the KC Company’s Que Sera Sera pack. The changing seasons always put me in the mood for cutesy things like this. These owls are enjoying the moonrise from their respective tree tops and singing sweetly in […]
Butterfly Cards for Cockayne Syndrome
Just finished up this set of butterfly cards for my Etsy shop for CS Research. Knox is doing better! He sure gave us a scare last week as his intake fell to barely 8 ounces a day. Thankfully, his appetite seemed to return on Sunday, and he’s been back up […]
Autumn Colored Butterfly Cards
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‘We Plan Our Future’ Card With Quilling
To see more images of this card, please visit my Etsy shop–All proceeds go to Cockayne Syndrome Research!
Collage Style Cards With Butterflies
Many thanks to my friend, Melissa, for letting me borrow some of her butterfly stamps. I love to stamp! There are so many cards I have in mind to make. If I could only buy time in 1 hour increments…. This set of 4 cards is available on my Etsy shop. […]
“Butterflies of Denmark” Post Cards
You may remember the art work I did for the special family in Denmark, in memory of their two precious boys lost to Cockayne Syndrome. I decided to get the design printed onto post cards. They are wrapped up in sets of 10 and listed on my new Etsy shop for Cockayne Syndrome […]
Cards Using Kid’s Spin Art
Much like the cards I posted recently using my kid’s leftover paint pallettes, these cards were made with their spin art. They looooooove spin art and want to make it all the time. I used the same punches but I used metallic gold paper for the butterflies this time. The […]
Cards Using Kid’s Paint Palettes
The paper palettes left behind after my kids paint are incredible. I never throw them away. Colors swirl and mix, leaving textures and patterns I couldn’t have made intentionally. Their old palette papers made beautiful cards. I used my circle and butterfly punches and then added words clipped from newspapers. And this […]