The Big Bite!

The Some Odd Girl digi stamp Vampiress is now a bookmark!  I colored the digi using Prismacolor pencils, added some Doodlebug papers, and now it's perfect for a Stephen King novel!

Scaredy Cats!

Here is another new stamp set I got from The Greeting Farm. Who can resist these adorable cats with their Halloween antics!  This clear stamp set name is Scaredy Cats.

These were stamped using Memento ink and colored using Prismacolor pencils. Accents were cut using my Silhouette machine.

I'm entering this into the October Farm Fresh Challenge at TGF, the theme is Spooky Fun.

Pencils again!

I'm on a roll with pencils now, practicing, practicing, practicing.... I wanted to share my lasted colored project Vampiress from Some Odd Girl. As you can see there are other images on this sheet, but I'm not sharing them yet. Time to fussy cut!

Peek a Boo Halloween!

I decided about 2 months ago that I wouldn't purchase any new stamps until I was able to sell some of my current stamps.  Well, it was a good idea, but I failed.  This is one of the new stamp sets I got from The Greeting Farm named Peek a Boo!

I kept the background plain because I knew there was going to be a lot going on in the foreground. These were stamped using Memento ink and colored with Prismacolor pencils, then fussy cut. The spider web, boo, and fence were cut using the Silhouette, and a Spellbinders die.

I'm entering this into the October Farm Fresh Challenge at TGF, the theme is Spooky Fun.

ODD Halloween!

You just don't see many kids dressed as a toaster or carton of milk for Halloween.  I decided to take stamps completely NOT Halloween theme, and make them something Halloween.  These stamps are all clear stamps from Some Odd Girl.

I started by stamping in the witch's hat which is from an older stamp set, Owl-ween.  Next I stamped the toaster from the older stamp set Breakfast Friends, and then the milk carton from stamp set Cookies n Milk.

Everything was colored with Copic markers.  I also added some die cut embellishments I cut from my Cameo.

BOOYA!

All Pencil!

First time I colored something ONLY using Prismacolor pencils.  I need to practice, practice, practice, but I really had a great time learning to blend and work with skin tones.  Thanks to Kit and Clowder for their wonderful coloring information and classes, they pushed me to finally just do it.