Featured Artists - Joanne Schempp - Erin Irish Mermaid

Good Morning,

For todays inspirational post I've used the gorgeous Sweet Pea rubber stamp
Erin Irish Mermaid by Joanne Schempp

You can find the rubber stamp in shop HERE
and she's also available as digi stamp HERE

I've used a photo frame.
Made the background with inks on tule.
Coloured the image with distress inks, pencils and twinkling h2o's.

MATERIALS:
Photo frame, cardstock blue and creme, tule, ink refills, distress markers, twinklin h2o's, colour pencils, leaves, flowers, sea shell, beaded string.

For more rubber stamps by Joanne Schempp visit the Sweet Pea Stamps shop HERE or
if you prefer digi stamps go HERE

I hope you enjoyed my project

We have a verry nice and friendly group on facebook and we would love to see your make with any of the Sweet Pea Stamps.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/Sweetpeastampsfriendsandfans/

See you again next week

Huggsss, Angelique

Customer Submission: Barb Foster

Barb shares her gorgeous creations today.

ching-chou kuik's September Rhythm:

Renee Biertempfel's Pearl Gazing:

Joanne Schempp's Erin Irish Mermaid:

Joanne Schempp's Artwork

This week I am sharing with you a couple of the beautiful stamps from Joanne Schempp's Art Collection. This one is called Erin Irish Mermaid and if you are like me you just have to have the full stamp plate - Sheet 10, Plate 178

And for my second card I had used Joanne Schempp's Fluff Dry which is on the same stamp sheet as the one above Sheet 10, Plate 178. Why not check out the other two images on the stamp sheet!

For more details on how these cards were made feel free to check out my blog here
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Best wishes,

Having fun with my Stamps and Copics

Hi Everyone, today I have 3 cards to share with you.  This past weekend I watched movies with the kids and just got lost in coloring.  I did manage to make quite a few cards and here are 3 of them.

These first 2 cards I used stamps by our artist Anna Marine.  I don't know about you but I am In Love with her artwork and so afraid to color them that I would never be able to do them justice.  Well be afraid no more as you can get lost in your coloring and realistic of her images. 

For this one I used "Claudia" and she can be bought as a single or on Sheet #4,Plate #186.

  Here is close up of this beautiful image.  I really love her face and her puffy lips,not ot mention her corn rolls or Dread Locks, nto for sure what they are.

 For my second one I used another image by Anna Marine called "Mystery" and she can be found on the same plate, plate #186.

 I used some of my favorite papers from Glitz.  I love the green and black together.

For my last card I used and image by Joanne Schempp called "Erin Irish Mermaid" and she can be purchased as a single or on Sheet #10, Plate #178.

I used a mat stack from K&Company and all the embellishments is also from K&Company except for the flowers they are from Wild Orchid Crafts. Oh and I added Perfect Pearls to the pearls in her hair.

Don't look to close on her shoulder as I let some of the purple bleed into her skin.

So next time you have a lazy day of watching TV/Movies, get out your stamps and coloring mediums and have fun.

Remember this week we have all Meredith Dillmans stamps on sale.  Go HERE to check them out.

Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful day.

Hugs:)

Angela