Wither by Rebecca Sinz - Tera's view

 Hallo,
   I have had this beauty colored up for awhile and decided it was high time she got finished  - I went on quite a coloring binge with my Sweet Peas, so now I have a huge stash of images colored up and waiting for their turn to be finished off :)
   This image is Wither by Rebecca Sinz and I colored her with my prismacolor pencils and cut her out with a Spellbinders die. I found some pretty butterfly paper that looked great with the colors and used it as background but I also fussy cut several butterflies too - I cut out 2 of the little blue one that sits on top of her wing so I could layer him up for a bit more dimension.
   I inked up some white flowers to match and then added glitter - I used stickles ice so clear except the sparkles to her wings, the butterflies, and the flowers, lastly I added a few gold corner stickers.
   All for now - Have a great day!!!
      Tera

Featured Artist Week - Rebecca Sinz Wither

Rebecca Sinz makes pictures that very much speaks to me. They're so full of emotion and very very versatile. I chose Wither for this weeks Featured Artist. It's this beautiful dark angel with a withering rose. But the beauty of coloring your own images, is you can totally change it, just by adding different colors. So I went for a more spring like feel with my card.

As always I used my beloved Copics to color her. These are the ones I used:

Skin: E0000, E000, E00, E21, E13
Wings: G43, G40, G20, YG0000, C00, BV0000, BV000
Hair: E50, E23, E25, E27
Dress: V20, V22, V25, V28
Leaves: YG61, YG63, YG67
Red: R14, R24, R59
Background: C00, B60

And I just couldn't help it. It's another easel card :) But I really think the beautiful image deserves that extra attention it gets, from the easel fold.

To make it even more spring like, I cut out vines using my Silhouette Cameo, and added som white and purple flowers. With a few doilies, some lace and a pearl-string-thread, I thought the card was pretty much finished.

This image can be found in the Sweet Pea Stamp store as a digi and rubber stamp.

Thanks so much for stopping by today.
- Lina

Variations Week: Holley's View

 Here's a stunning image from Sweet Pea artist Rebecca Sinz called Wither.  This gorgeous stamp is available both in rubber or in digital format.  Be sure and click the link to see the artist's original coloring as I did my card using totally different colors so you can see a different way to feature this image.

Here's a great close up of the image itself;  isn't it great to see all the designers are making cards using this same stamp. What a great way to see how many different things you can create with the same image!

Hope this card gives you more ideas for using Rebeca Sinz's Wither.

 

Cheers, Holley

Variations Week: Shanna's View

Hey everyone. Shanna here to share my project for Variation Week. This week you got to see all the designers use the image created by Rebecca Sinz called Wither. She comes in digi and rubber!

I got to use some of my darker color flowers in my stash. I really love the rich tones with the pop of the image. 

Here is a little more of a close up. Of course she is colored with copics. I paired the image with some papers from Crate Paper I believe.

I also added some Crackle Accents to the roses just to add some fun of texture. 

Items Used:

Sweet Pea Stamps - Wither

Crate Paper

Copics

MS Punch

Seam Binding Ribbon

Wild Orchid Crafts Flowers

Crackle Accents

Black Soot Distress Ink

Variations Week - Karinas View

Hello everyone! We have variations week again, and this month the Design Team had a play with Rebecca Sinz's beautiful 'Wither'. She is available as rubber stamp and as digital image.

I colored her with Copics. The papers I used are from Maya Design. Below you can see a close up of the gorgeous image.

Thank you so much for looking!
Have a great day now.
Hugs, Karina

Milo's view at Rebecca Sinz "Wither"

It´s variation week when we in the design team use the

same motive for our creations. It´s so fun to see how

different it could be!

This week is it: Rebecca Sinz "Wither"

Lots of hugs Milo ♥

Variations week - Viola's view

This week we worked on "wither".  I really loved coloring this image.  The artist Rebecca Sinz is one of my faves and I have many of her images.  Please visit the website to see all of her fabulous work.
This is my take on this stamp.

I found the saying, which I thought was so appropriate by Tim Holtz

The background paper is by American Crafts

The flowers are from Prima flowers

The image, and flowers were colored by copics.

Enjoy the rest of the cards for variations week, I can't wait to see what everybody came up with!

Variations Week-Danni's View

It's time for one of my most favorite weeks at Sweet Pea Stamps~~Variations Week! This is a week each month where all the designers are given an image to work with and we all create a project using that image. It's so fun to see all possibilities with the same image!! Be sure to visit the Sweet Pea Stamps Blog each day to see what everyone came up with!!

This month we are using a digi stamp by Rebecca Sinz called Wither. You can find this digi~ HERE or also in rubber form~ HERE! 

One of the reasons I love when we do these weeks is that it helps you see stamps in a different light. I have bypassed this stamp numerous times in the store thinking "it's not for me" but oh my!! What a beautiful stamp and I had so much fun coloring it up!!

Wither is colored with copics and then paired with Bazzill's Wayfarer designer paper. I inked all the edges of the papers with Delicata Golden Glitz ink. Some stickles and pearls finish off the card.

Have a fabulous crafty day!

Variations Week - Ali's View

It's Variations Week once again, where all the Design Team get to create with the same image. This month we are using Rebecca Sinz's gorgeous Wither:

 

 

I love Rebecca's gothic women and this pretty stamp is no exception. I coloured her with my Promarkers in pretty pastel shades and cut her out using a decorative oval frame:

 

 

I used some vintage style papers for my card and finished things off with some delicate flowers...

 

 

....and some Perlen Pen flourishes:

 

 

This stamp is available in red rubber or digi format from the Sweet Pea Stamps store.

Variation Week With Nataliya

Hello everyone. this week at Sweet Pea Stamps we having Variation Week, by using one of many gorgeous stamps by Rebecca Sinz "Wither".
I decided to make some up-cycle project. It was a box from my favorite cookies "Maria". I cut box on half, and wrapped in paper. Now this box on my Deck, and i can store some crafty tools in it.

Image i colored with Water color pencils and added distress Stickles to her wings. Distress inked backing of the image and added Stars with a Pen.
then added all around my new stash from Michael's Bling Ribbon and decorated with wing charm

Here is some crazy colors hehe. I die cut lives from cereal box and glitter them with flake glitter. flower from Michael's

Lace on the bottom finished my project

Also i used Spellbinders Die behind the image.

Thanks for stopping by.
Hugs Nataliya

Variation Week – Aletha’s View

Hi all! This week you get to view several pieces of art using the same stamp. We were assigned the beautiful “Wither” by Rebecca Sinz. You can find this beauty in digital format or as a rubber stamp.

I colored with Copics and used various die cuts to bring this image to life. I hope you like her.

Check out the current challenge at One Sweet Challenge. There is also another challenge sponsored by Sweet Pea, Sweet Pea Stampers. I know they would love for you to enter your little piece of art. When you have completed your project using a Sweet Pea Stamps image, please join our Sweet Pea Stamps Facebook group.

Thanks for stopping by. Stop by every day for Variation Week.

Aletha Jane

Sylvia's view at Rebecca Sinz "Wither"

This time for the variationweek it's

Rebecca Sinz "Wither".

She is available as a single rubber stamp 

Sweet Pea Rubber Stamp

or as a digi

Sweet Pea Digi Stamp

I colored her with distress pads.

I embossed the background with a embossing folder from ProvoCraft.

I added a bow with 2 little roses.

This is a version of me, a little vintage romantic.

Check out the other DT members.

Sylvia

xxx

Kym's Weekly Post - Sunday 12/1/14

It is time for Variations Week over at the Sweet Pea Stamps Blog.  This is whereby all the Design Team use the same image to make their cards/creations.

For the month of January 2014 the Variations Week image is "Wither" by Rebecca Sinz.  This image is available as a digital stamp and rubber stamp.

I have coloured my image in with my Graph'it pens, edged around the image with Tim Holtz's Fired Brick and Aged mahogany distress ink and then finally brushed on some white gesso.

The backing papers I have used are from my stash.  On the checked backing paper I have used a harlequin mask and inked through with the Aged Mahogany distress ink.  On two corners I have painted on white gesso and some glitter.  The border is a heart mask, run through my Grand Caliber to emboss the heart and lightly inked over with the Fired Brick distress ink.  I had drew a heart, covered with white gesso, sprinkled with some glitter and inked with Aged Mahogany distress ink.  The card is finished off with a Craftwork Cards die-cut sentiment, ribbon from a box of chocolates (long eaten!!) and rose flowers and pearl embellishment.

Make sure you pop on over to the Sweet Pea Stamps Blog during the week to see the variety of cards/creations made with "Wither" by Rebecca Sinz.
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This is a card I have made using a Sweet Pea Stamps image by Elisabeth Bell called "Little Peppermint Puff".  It is available as a rubber stamp.

I have coloured the image in with my Graph'it pens and inked around the edge with Tim Holtz's Spiced Marmalade and Peeled Paint distress inks.  The backing papers I was given.  I have put some green card through my new spotty Die'sire embossing folder I got for Christmas.

I have finished the card off with some cream flowers which I have inked with Spiced Marmalade distress ink, ribbon, gems, Craftwork Cards die-cut sentiment and a die-cut butterfly.