Mo's Challenge # 170

Lace and Ribbon!

Actually, Mo's Challenge this week is to use either  lace, ribbon, or both on your card or project.

 I chose to use both as I think they go beautifully together.

Isn't this a fun image? She makes me smile just looking at her! Love the look on the

 Boston Terrier's face, too!

Images: "So Funny" from Mo's Digital Pencil, Digital sentiment from TLC

Tools: Copics, White gel pen, Tacky tape, Needle and thread,  Cuttlebug 

with Cheery Lynn corner die

Papers: SU! Raspberry, Neenah white, PTI white, SU! DP

Embellishment: Grosgrain ribbon, Ruffled lace, Corduroy brads, Flower brad, Tiny pearl cabochons

Join the fun in Mo's Challenge this week for a chance to win a 

$5.00 gift certificate to Mo's Digital Pencil! She's been drawing up a storm lately, 

so there are a lot of new images available for you to choose from!

It's always nice to have you stop by!

Elaine

Mo's Challenge #165

"D" is For.......

I love these alphabet challenges, don't you? It's fun to think of things that begin with the given letter and work them into a card or project. 

I have several cards that fit the theme for this Mo's Challenge this week.

 My first card uses Mo's image, "Darn It!" I printed and colored digital images of thread and scissors to use as embellishments for this fun image.

Inside: "Being sick is no fun! Hope you're soon on the mend!"

Images: "Darn It!" from Mo's Digital Pencil, Digital spool and scissors, Computer-generated sentiment

Tools: Copics, Prismacolor pencil, Sewing machine, Oval punches, Glue dots, Mounting tape, Paper crimper

Papers: SU! Only Orange, Summer Sun, Chocolate Chip, Light-weight cardboard, Neenah white

Embellishments: Assorted buttons

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 Of course, "D" is for dog, so I made this card for our grandson's thirteenth birthday 

using Mo's image, "Just Tia", the sweetest Rotty ever!

 

 Inside: "No bones about....you're a big dog now! Happy Birthday!"

Images: "Just Tia" from Mo's Digital Pencil, Digital bone image, Computer-generated sentiment

Tools: Copics, Prismacolor pencil, White gel pen, MS Border punch, Mounting tape

Papers: SU! Real Red, Chocolate Chip, Apricot, Neenah white, Basic Grey DP

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"D" is for Dickens, too!

Inside: "Bless us...everyone! Merry Christmas!"

Image: "Tiny Tim and Bob Cratchit" from  Mo's Digital Pencil Too (Mo's old store), 

SU! snowflake stamps

Tools: Copics, Prismacolor pencils, Cuttlebug with Nesties,  VersaMark pad, White embossing powder, White acrylic paint, Glitter

 Papers: SU! Bashful Blue, Neenah white

Embellishments: 'Joy' charm, Beads, Satin Ribbon, Tiny rhinestones

Those are my "D" cards .  Now let's see what you can come up with for things that start with "D" and enter Mo's Challenge for a chance to win a $5.00 gift certificate to Mo's Digital Pencil!

Love it when you visit!

Elaine

Mo's Challenge #145

Those of you who've visited before may notice the new look! I've had to start a new blog due to a glitch that caused me to lose  access to my original one. I hope my followers will find me again!

Who Let the Dogs Out?

We did, of course! Mo's Challenge this week is "In the Dog House" so we'd like to see your dog-related cards or projects. 

 

I've used "Guilty Rocco" on my card. I don't know what he's done, but he certainly looks contrite about it! I didn't have any doggy embellishments, so I decided to make some. I used an actual stamp to make the hydrants...that's something I haven't done in ages! The stamped images were colored, then covered in Versa Mark and clear embossing powder to make them shine.

I made the dog collar by cutting a strip of CS wide enough to fit through the SU! ribbon buckle, put it through a paper crimper, added eyelets (That's another thing I haven't used for a long time!) and attached it to the card with tacky tape. 

I love to recycle, so the brown paper that the DP is mounted on is actually a piece of cardboard that was used in a box to separate cans of cat food. I liked the color and texture. I hope Rocco doesn't mind that it's from a cat food container!

Images: "Guilty Rocco" from Mo's Digital Pencil, Hydrant from The Doodle Factory, Computer-generated sentiment

Tools: Copics, Prismacolor pencil, Fine black marker, Mounting tape, tacky Tape, Paper Crimper, Versa Mark, Clear embossing powder, Heat gun

Papers: CS from SU! Neenah, Basic Grey DP, Lightweight cardboard

Embellishments: Eyelets, Ribbon Buckle

Hope you have fun with the challenge this week!

Thanks for dropping by!

Elaine