Blue Knight Rubber Stamps - Birthday Girl

 Hello, Stamping Friends.  Hope this finds you all doing well and off to a great start to the week.                                     We have had a week of tornado warnings and way too much rain.  There is a lot of flooding in our areas, as well as many other places that is having the torrential rains.  We have been blessed, we have had not storm damage or water damage.  I think today was the last of the rain, but it sure has gotten cold.  I will be sleeping in socks tonight.  :)

Today I am sharing a couple of cards that I made with the new and fun Birthday Girl stamp.  This gal is just too cute.

The first card was made by stamping this sweet girl on white card stock and coloring her with Copic markers.  I did some fussy cutting and placed her on a white piece of embossed card stock.  I then glued confetti around her.  I adhered her to a piece of designer paper and added a mat.

The second card was made by stamping her on white card stock, coloring with Copics and I used a circle punch to cut her out.  I places her on designer paper and added the sentiment.

I hope you have a great week and please come back again for another visit.  It is very appreciated.

Blue Knight Rubber Stamps - Bench in the Woods

 Hello, Friends.  Today I am sharing two cards that I made using Blue Knight Rubber Stamps newly released Bench in the Woods.  

The first card was made by stamping the main image on white card stock.  I then stamped the lady from the Praise Him stamp set and the birds from the Seagull and Pier stamp set.  I used the Heidi Pettie Cloud Stencil and distress inks to make the clouds.  

For this card I just stamped the image directly to designer paper.  I added the bear from 

Forest Animals-Fox stamp set and the sentiment from Bible Verses 2 to complete my card.

I hope you liked the cards today.  Have a wonderful week.

Blue Knight Rubber Stamps - Surfer Couple

 Good Morning, Friends. I hope this finds you all rested up from a great weekend.  The only thing bad about weekends - is they go way too fast, especially when you are still among the workforce.  It rained here most of the day yesterday so it was a restful  day at my house.

Today I have a couple of cards to share with you made with the Newly Released Blue Knight Rubber Stamps-Surfer Couple.  Since Blue Knight has several several beach scened stamp sets, I was happy to see this surfer couple because I can see using them in a lot of the lighthouse and beach scenes.

I started this card by stamping the Little Silhouette Lighthouse on white card stock.  I colored my image using Copic Markers.  I then used my Heidi Pettie Cloud Stencil and Turquoise Blue Ink to make the puffy clouds.  I added my sentiment from the I Miss Your Face stamp set and the Surfer Couple to complete my card.

I stamped my Lighthouse on the Beach stamp on white cardstock.   Once again I used Copics for the coloring and the cloud stencil to make the clouds.  I added the Surfer Couple and a sentiment from the Bible Verses 2.

I appreciate you coming by and taking a look at my cards.  I am always happy to answer any questions you may have on my cards.  I hope you have a wonderful week.

Blue Knight Rubber Stamps - Day at the Lake

 Hello, Stamping Friends.   Today I am showcasing cards made with the Blue Knight Rubber Stamps - Day at the Lake a NEW release.  I have made several cards with this set and  it is truly one of my favorites.   It has 5 images and there are 3 sizes of the cute rowboat.  

Right now, I am upset because this one is missing in action  and I have looked everywhere for it.  There has been mass confusion in my craft area in the last few days and who knows where it has gotten to.   Not to mention  I am having trouble with my computer.  I definitely need a new Easy Button because the one I have is not working for any of this.  ~Smile~

Let's get started with the cards I have prepared for you.

This card was super easy, but it is definitely one of my favorites.   I found some really neat designer paper in my stash and it is not a scenic paper either, but it looked like it once I stamped the images on it.  I did add some pink and yellow ink on the sky.  The images were stamped directly on the paper.

For this card I used Blue Knight  Night Sky 2 designer paper.  I stamped the images directly on the paper.  The Blue Knight Designer Papers and the Silhouette images make beautiful cards easy.

I had some other cards that I made with the Day at the Lake stamps, but the Gimp program that I use to reduce the size of my pictures so they will work on my blog and Facebook crashes every time I try to use it so I was unable to prepare them.   That easy button sure is needed around here.  :)

I hope to be back next week, but that will be up to my computer, it seems to be in control right now.    Maybe it will hold on a little longer.  I am going to have to get my son back over to my house to see if there is any hope for it.  He says I am needing a new computer.  I think he is right, it is definitely slow as molasses.

I hope you enjoyed the cards.  Have a great week

Blue Knight Rubber Stamps - Leaning Guitarist

 Good Morning, Friends.  Today I am going to share a couple of cards that I made with the NEW Blue Knight Leaning Guitarist Stamps.  There are 5 stamps with assorted sized of the leaning guitarist so you can stamp him into any size scene.  

For this card I stamped the Tell Me A Story Background stamp on white card stock.  the sun was made with a mask and twisted orange ink.    I sponged green ink on the bottom for the grass and then added the clouds using a Heidi Pettie Cloud Stencil and Tempting Turquoise ink.   I  then stamped  the largest stamp from the Leaning Guitarist set over the top of the background stamp.  I cut the Tell Me a Story from the song title from the BG stamp to make my sentiment  and adhered it over my card.

I started this card by stamping the Blue Knight  Bark Background stamp on vanilla cardstock.  Once again I chose the large Leaning Guitarist stamp and stamped it over the bark background.  I then added the sentiment from the Bible Verses 1 stamp set to complete my card.

Thank you all, for coming by today.  I hope you enjoyed my cards.  

Birds on a Wire - Blue Knight Rubber Stamps

 Happy Monday, I hope this is a wonderful start to a good week.  One thing for sure, we never know how Monday's will turn out, but I am wishing a good one for you.

Today I am sharing cards that I made with the NEW Birds on a Wire stamps that Blue Knight recently released. 

On the first card I stamped my Birds on a Wire stamp and a sentiment from Bible Verses 2 on a Paper Studio re-made card.

For this card, I stamped my Birds on a Wire,  the Sentiment and the Silhouette Farmland stamp directly one a piece of designer paper.  

Thank you, for coming by.  See you again soon.

Blue Knight - Surfing Couple

Hello, Friends,  hope you all had a great weekend. Ours was pretty busy so it passed by way too quickly.  I have always heard time flies when you are having fun and I believe it.  

Today I am sharing cards made with a newly released stamp set by Blue Knight called "Surfer Couple". I was really happy to see this set, it goes so well with our beach scenes.

The first card was made by stamping the Ocean Waves image on white card stock.  I colored the image using Copic Markers.  I sponged the clouds using the Heidi Pettie cloud stencil and tempting turquoise ink. I stamped the birds from the Flocks of Birds set and the sentiment from Ocean waves next.  Lastly, I stamped my surfer couple.

For this card,  I stamped my image on white card stock, colored it with Copic Markers. I used Pan Pastels to make my sky.  I used the Six Hot Air Balloon stamps on white card stock and cut them out using the 

Hot Air Balloons dies to cut them out.    I stamped the sentiment from the  Palm Tree Beach stamps.   I colored the balloons with Copics and adhered them to the sky.  The last step of my card was stamping the surfer couple over the beach.

I hope you liked the cards today.  I certainly appreciate you coming by to take a look.  Have a great week and happy stamping.