Blue Knight Rubber Stamps - Misty Moons and Pastel Skies Designer Paper

Happy Monday, my friends.  I hope you are off to a great start on a new week.  I have a busy week so I am trying to get a head start on it.

Today I am showing cards that I made using the Blue Knight  Rubber Stamps Designer Papers 

Pastel Skies and Misty Moons Designer Paper.  I love the new papers, there are so many ways to use them.

For my first card, I stamped the Lighthouse on the Beach directly to the  Pastel Skies designer paper.  I added the sentiment from Blue Knight  Fence and Daisies stamp set.

I started the second card by stamping the Winter Cabin in the Woods on the Misty Moons Paper. I colored the image using Copic Markers.  The sentiment is from Did You Know One Line Sentiments set.

I hope you all have a wonderful week.  

How about a Big Swig

 I made this card for a SCS Challenge. We were to use a container on our cards. Well, I thought this Unity wine glass would be considered a container. Yep, it looks like this glass has a big swig of wine.

The inside sentiment says "I heard you celebrated last night with a couple of adult beverages. Metamucil & Ensure. Not sure how that tasted mixed with Wine. LOL

Hope you enjoyed my humor. I know, I have a different sense of humor than most. I hear it all the time. Oh, well, I think we all need more laughs in life.

Have a good weekend.

Blue Knight Has New Designer Paper

 Hello Friends.  It is certainly a busy time of the year.  We celebrated Easter yesterday with family, although we had some who were ill and not able to make it.  We certainly missed them, but we have a family jam fest on the books for this weekend and we will have another chance to have the whole family together for a night of fun.  I also have a card class that I am teaching at the end of the month.  Blue Knight has some new products that will be arriving shortly so I have design team cards to make for May.  There are also doctor visits and PT visits scheduled.  I look forward to hopefully not having as many appointments in June.   Fingers crossed.

Today I am showing cards using the brand New Misty Moons and Pastel Skies designer paper.  The papers come in 6 X 6 pads with 25 double sided sheets and 5 of each design. I am loving each pad of the designer papers to date.  They are all beautiful.

I started and finished this card by stamping the Windmill and Corn on the pretty Pastel Skies Designer paper.  Sounds too easy, doesn't it?  ~Smile~

For this card I stamped Bridge over Waterfall stamp on the Misty Moons Paper.  I used Copic Markers to color my image.  The sentiment is from the BibleVerses 1 stamp set.

Thank you, for stopping in to see the cards I made with the new designer paper.

Have a great week.

Scrappy Cards -SCS Challenge

 Hello, Friends.  I am sharing a couple of cards I made for today's Ways To Use It Challenge on Splitcoast Stampers.  I don't find much time to get over there for a lot of challenges anymore, but I do enjoy doing them.  Today the challenge was to use Scraps.  I certainly could make cards for a long time using my scraps.  I think most of us could do that. 

Here is the link for the challenge, if you would like to go over to Splitcoast to join the challenge.  We would love to see what you do with your scraps.

The first image was one I colored long ago and never used it for a card.  My scraps were a perfect fit for them.  The second image was one someone colored and sent me, I am sorry to say, I do not remember who sent it, but I like it with my scraps.

Thanks, for coming by today and I hoped you enjoyed seeing how I used a few of my scraps.

Blue Knight Rubber Stamps - Misty Moons and Pastel Sky Designer Paper

 Hello Friends,  Happy Monday to all of you. I hope you had a great weekend and have gotten your week off to a good start.

Today I am showing cards that I made using Misty Moons  and Pastel Sky Designer Paper.  These paper are brand new designer papers and have some really great skies.   

I used the Misty Moons designer paper for this card.  It looks like a cloudy day for train travel.  I stamped the Blue Knight Train Tracks and the Sinere Condolences online sentiment stamp directly on the paper.  I also used the Chickadee in the Woods to stamp the trees on the right side of the tracks.  I colored the image with Copic Markers.

For this card, I stamped the Leaning Guitarist ,  Silhouette Dog and Birthday Set Sentiment direct on the Pastel Skies Designer paper.    This was a quick card to make, thanks to the designer paper.

Thank you, for stopping in today to take a look at my cards.

Blue Knight Open Window Landscape Stamp and Die Set

 Hello.  Today I am sharing with you the new Landscape Open Window Die and stamp set.  I will share the two cards I made with these products. 

I stamped the Dad and I Silhouette stamp on designer paper that was in my stash.    I stamped the Portrait Open Window on a piece of white card stock and used the matching Portrait Window Die  to cut it out.  I colored it with Copic Markers.  I adhered the window over the main image, but I did not pope this one up.  I tried to make it look like a distressed window frame.

I stamped the Queen Anne's Lace Barn on white card stock and colored it with Copic markers.  I added the clouds by using Tempting Turquoise ink and a cloud template.  I stamped the Jeep on separate paper and cut it out using a matching die.  I  attached the window over the barn by using square foam dots to pop up it up and also popped up  the Jeep .

That completes the cards for today.  Thank you, for coming by.

Blue Knight Open Window Portrait Stamps

 Hello Friends, today I am back to share cards that I made using the Blue Knight Open Window Portrait stamps and dies.

I stamped the  Scenic Lake images on white card stock.  I colored them using Copic Markers.   I stamped the Window on a separate piece of card stock and cut the window out using the matching 

Portrait Window die. I popped the window up over the lake image using foam squares to complete the card.

I stamped the Lighthouse on the Cliff image on white card stock and colored it with Copics.  I used a cloud stencil and turquoise ink to make the clouds.  I stamped the window on a separate piece of white card stock and cut it out using the matching Portrait Window die,  I colored it and used adhesive to put it over the lighthouse scene.

I have enjoyed working with the windows.  It was fun to see them and wishing I was on the inside of the window looking out at these views.

I am happy to see you here and hope you will return soon.  Have a great week.