Cards, Cats, & Collections, Too!: Mo's Challenge # 216

Thursday, January 9, 2014

Mo's Challenge # 216

Flowers!

This week Amanda is our hostess, and she wants us to use flowers on our projects for Mo's Challenge. Isn't that easy? I have a huge stash of flowers but always seem to find some new ones that I just 'have to have'!

This is the first time I've used this adorable little butterfly fairy, but it won't be the last! She was a joy to color!

Image: "Baby Fairy Butterfly" from Mo's Digital Pencil

Tools: Copics, Spica glitter pens, Sewing machine,MS Leaf and Hydrangea punches, Cuttlebug with Nestibilities dies

Papers: SU! Yellow, Green, Turquoise, and Aqua CS, Neenah white, Basic Grey DP

Embellishments: Flowers and Pearls from WOC

We hope to see your entry in Mo's Challenge this week. Just make a project or card using at least one of Mo's images and enter for chance to win a $5.00 gift certificate to Mo's Digital Pencil.

I always love it when you stop by!
Elaine

5 comments:

Jane January 9, 2014 at 4:45 AM
What a lovely bright card, just what we need at this time of year!!
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CathyJanuary 9, 2014 at 9:15 AM
Elaine, love your 4 square card and the colors and embellishments are awesome. Love it!!!
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Mau xxJanuary 10, 2014 at 11:25 AM
Hope you are recovered and doing well Elaine xxxxxx
Love the card, the sketch is beautiful and love the stitching and flower detail.
Hugs Mau xx
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Franz♥January 14, 2014 at 2:32 AM
Wow Elaine! Love the layout of your card sooo much, really original!

Hugs, Franz.
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TracyJanuary 15, 2014 at 3:22 PM
Such great spring colors and your flowers match perfectly with the one in the image. Beautiful Elaine! Hugs!
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My Cards

I make all my cards 5" x 7 "...it's the size my customers like, and I have plenty of space to create! You may notice that my cards, for the most part, aren't overly elaborate. I love the fancy look, but since I sell most of mine, I try to keep them flatter for ease of mailing
I use SU! card stock almost exclusively. They have changed and added so many colors over the years, and I have so many of their colors that are no longer available, that it doesn't make sense for me to attempt to name them any longer. If you really want to know what a certain color is, just ask, and I'll try to figure out which one it is.
Also, all the white card stock I use to print my images on is Neenah Smooth White. I love using it with Copics! It does bleed through, but, since I mount all my card fronts, that's not a problem.

I use Paper Trey Ink's white card stock for all of my white card bases. It's very sturdy.