The Coffee Lover's Bloghop Fall/Winter 2020 Day Six - Coloring Challenge

For Day Six of the Coffee Lovers Bloghop, and for the Daily Marker Coloring Challenge, I had to play with the Magic Iris Die from Lawn Fawn, and stamps from Stamplorations, Coffee Happy. Coloring on cups = Copics.

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Craft Her

I am very pleased to be a Guest Designer this month for the very talented Sandra Caldwell of BabyCakesDND!

I got to color up this new image, 2745 Craft Her, using my Copics, PrismaColor colored pencils, and some clear and white gel pens.
I cut her with my Scan n Cut and popped her over a background photo from a copyright free image on Pixabay that I stamped (Lawn Fawn, Color my World) and embossed. I added some "journaling" with gel pens and a few enamel dots for some added fun.

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You Make My Heart Melt

Combining a few different challenges in this creation. First, on the Double Trouble Paper Crafting Blog (Challenge #11), one of the challenges is to use only black/white and one other color. A second challenge is to share with The Crafter's Cafe Challenge Blog. Then, we have a sketch from Paper Smooches for their October challenge.

I used the Paper Smooches set, Warm Hearts, for the trees and snowman. R27, and light cool grays were the only Copic colors I used for a bit of shading. The hills were cut with Lawn Fawn's Simple Stitched Hillside Borders with the top one popped. A second snowman was colored and popped on top of the flat one. A bit of washi tape finished the card.



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Wishful Asha

There is a progressive challenge going on over at The Outlawz, and this month's image, Wishful Asha, comes from Make It Crafty. Isn't she a doll? I used one of my backgrounds that I made while taking the Online Class, Background Check, cut with Lawn Fawn Lawn Cuts and colored with Distress Inks. The butterfly die cut is Kensington Border from Memory Box. The image is popped up with foam strips. I added some Wink of Stella here and there, and used some Glossy Accents on her eyes and shoes.

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