Bouquet of Sunshine – Powerpoppy

Hi blogger Friends,

How y’all have been?

Brought in yet another Floral card to brighten your day.

  • Printed the digital image from Powerpoppy – Send home some Sunflowers in grayscale, to do some no line coloring with Prisma colored pencils.
  • Fussy cut the bouquet and the sentiment in a shape of a tag and set it aside.
  • Took a watercolored cardstock and with Brushos – Limegreen, gave  a background wash of color.
  • Then with TCW- Art is stencil and Prima Light paste, gave a texture in the focal panel,
  • Took the fussy cut floral bouquet and tag, ran black marker around the edges to give a defined look.
  • Mounted the bouquet and Tag using foam adhesives on textured focal panel.
  • Matted this textured panel over A2 sized black card base.
  • Few dew droplets added to finish off the card.
Hope you like it!
Thanks for stopping by!
Stay Safe , Stay Home, Stay Strong!!
Linking this to following challenges:

Virginia’s Show and Share

Thinking of You : Powerpoppy

Hi Friends!

Kathyrac’s daily marker coloring challenge is going on and that’s one lovely reason for me to sit down and color daily at least for 20 minutes. Spring is in the air and so I pull out all Floral Clear stamps and digital stamps to color down to my heart’s content.

Today’s card is showcasing a digital stamp from Powerpoppy, one of my super favorite stamp company.

  • Printed Powerpoppy – Luminous Bouquet digital stamp onto a white cardstock.
  • Colored using Prisma colored pencils.
  • Fussy cut and set aside.
  • Took a black cardstock and die cut using Spellbinder frame die.
  • Sponged with Colorbox frost ink over black cardstock using TCW Stencil – Mini quatrefoil.
  • White heat embossed the sentiment onto black cardstock from Powerpoppy’s Dynamic Duos clear stampset.
  • Foam mounted the fussy cut floral bouquet onto the stenciled panel and splattered Prima Frost white ink generously.
  • Mounted this focal panel onto a 4×6″ white top fold card base.
  • Added few white enamel dots for interest.
Hope you like it!
Thanks for stopping by!
Linking to following challenge:

Stamplorations April Stencil challenge

Just Because..

 Hey Hi Dearies,

Just Because….
The world is facing unprecedented chaos, doesn’t mean its gonna be so forever.

Hang on, Hold on! Stay Strong!! Good times are on its way!!!

And for today’s project,

  • Printed Powerpoppy Digital stamp – Everything even rosier onto a textured cardstock in a lighter mode to achieve a no line coloring look.
  • Colored the image using Prisma colored pencils.
  • Coloring over a textured base is such an experience. Love the way the textures peeking through the colored portions.
  • Then matted this panel over to a black cardstock.
  • Took a strip of vellum and stamped the sentiment from Powerpoppy’s clear stamp – Everything’s Rosy using Mudra Mai Black ink.
  • Added to the panel and over to a A2 sized vanilla top fold card base.
  • Added few rose colored enamel dots to finish off the card.
Hope you like it!
Linking this to following challenge:
Powerpoppy’s Creative Confetti : Let’s go digital (My floral image is digital stamp)

Floral card – Power Poppy Heart Abloom

Hiya All,

Made a floral card as first post of this year 2020.  Used Power Poppy Heart Abloom digital stamp. It’s such an awesome bunch of flowers shaped like a heart.

Today marks my 12th Wedding Anniversary and made this floral card to gift him 🙂 As always he loved this handmade card.

  • Printed the floral digi onto a white cardstock.
  • Colored using Prisma colored pencils.
  • Handlettered the sentiment “Love you” onto the inner banner using Tombow Hardtip.
  • Took a 6″ square white card base.
  • Stenciled the card base using Altenew Classy stripes stencil with Altenew Limestone Ink.
  • Then added the fussy cut florals onto the card using foam adhesives and the card is done.
Hope you like the card.

Happy Birthday: Floral card

Hi Friends,

Made a quick floral card. Pencil colored these peonies from Power poppy: Dynamic duos clear stamp set several months ago, during Kathyrac’s dailymarker coloring contest. Recolored a bit now to give a fresh look to the peonies.

  • Stamped the peonies onto white cardstock.
  • Colored using Prisma colored pencils.
  • Trimmed and Die-cut using MFT Bracket die.
  • Stamped the sentiment using Memento Black ink on to the kraft colored Top fold A2 sized card base.
  • Mounted the panels on to the kraft to reveal the base sentiment part using Foam adhesives, to raise the panels above the card base.
  • A mini butterfly Mudra Chipzeb is added to the die cut part of panel.
  • Few enamel dots to finish off the card.
Hope you like it!
Happy Crafting!!
Linking this to following challenges:
Color Trio challenge: Used Pink and Green on florals bunch and kraft color as card base.
     

Happy Hello: Powerpoppy Blossoming Cherry

Hi Crafty peeps!!

Happy May!

Powerpoppy’s Blossoming cherry digital stamps reminded me of my most wonderful years at Taiwan. This digi is my recent purchase during a slash sale.

I went in for those misty mornings and foggy days of Spring where every square is loaded with Cherry blossoms and Apple blossoms!! The fine fragrance of the scent surely to elate anyone’s day.

Bit of experiment mode I was. So took a watercolor cs and misted with water liberally and dropped in colors of blue and pink (Gansai Tambi watercolors) at adequate intervals to create a hazy bg. Then dried the cs well and ironed it neatly so that it can be fed easily into the printer.

Yay!! Printed the floral sprig with the sentiment in 1 easy go!

Painted the florals using same watercolors and highlighted with Prisma colored pencils.
Then the watercolor cs trimmed and matted to the black cs. Added generous white paint splatters to create a foggy mood to the card. Then mounted on to a white card base.

Few clear dew droplets as accents to finish off the card.

Hope you like it!!

Happy Crafting!

Thanks for stopping by 🙂

Linking this to

Power poppy Sketch it out challenge  (Flipped the sketch)

Emerald Creek May challenge : Flowers on the wall

HLS May Watercolor challenge (With optional word : Happy)

Watercooler Wednesday challenge

Addicted to stamps and more

Bowl of Beauty : PowerPoppy

Hi All,

My dear Mom’s birthday today and made a floral card for my Plant Nerd Mumma 🙂

She absolutely love plants and religiously maintains a huge garden at my hometown. This blog is the sample of her creative streaks which she transferred. Such a fabulous oil painting artist she is and all my childhood days were spent watching her create layers and layers of those artistic paintings.

Way back in 2011, this day, I made a handmade Quilled birthday card to Mom and from that there wasn’t no looking back…The moments were in search of “Me time” when little one was 2 yrs old and I ended up to this wonderland of Art and Handmade rightly!! Kind of soul-seeking!

Over to the card for today!

  • Printed Bowl of Beauty, a digital stamp from Powerpoppy.
  • Colored using Faber Castell polychromes colored pencils.
  • After finishing coloring, the bg around the flowers were made by Zig clean color brush pens.
  • I did a very light hazy bg with a baby blue brush pen.
  • Few enamel dots to finish off the card.
  • The focal panel matted to the black cs.
  • Then it’s mounted onto the 5×6.5″ white card base.
Hope you like it!
Thanks for stopping by!
Happy Crafting!
Linking this to

Powerpoppy : Think Spring

CAS on Sunday Challenge : Spring 
Simon says stamp Work it wednesday : Spring flowers
The Card concept : Inspired by florals and the colors

Virginia’s April show and share (The floral digi is a new release from power poppy)

Live a Little : Floral card

Hi Craftypeeps,

Wishing you a very Happy New year 2019!!

Love what you do and do what you love!!
May you find peace and boundless joy in whatever you set your mind on!

I made a floral card as my first project for 2019. Am a sucker for floral stamps and digital floral images are no exception.

Digital images gives a whole new area for exploring…as they can be resized, flipped, and what not. It gives umpteen options for working on card designs.

  • Printed the Hellebore flower in varying sizes from Powerpoppy’s Heart Abloom digital set.
  • Colored using Prisma colored pencils.
  • Fussy cut and kept aside.
  • Took a smooth blending card and smooshed the Distress oxide: Fossilized amber on a plastic sheet, misted with water and then applied to the card.
  • Randomly stamped the newspaper print stampers using Altenew’s limestone ink. It gives a subtle texture over the inked surface.
  • Splattered distress ink: black soot over the card panel for little more interest.
  • Arranged the fussy cut florals in different dimensions for visual interest and added sentiment from Powerpoppy’s Dynamic duo’s clear stampset on to round wood veneer.
  • Matted this panel to a black cs and then mounted onto a white A2 top fold card base.
  • As a finishing touch, added few grey enamel dots.
Hope you like this!
Thanks for stopping by!

Linking to the following challenge:

MFT card challenges #108

The Twisted challenges: Something old: Bg by ink smooshing technique, Something new: Heart Abloom digital stampset is a new purchase, Something gifted: Fossilized amber Distress oxide is a gift to me by a friend, Something blue: My pencil colored florals are blue 🙂

Happy Birthday Card: Pencil colored Dahlia

Hi Friends!

Wishing a very Happiest Birthday to the ones, who share this date with me 🙂

A special birthday wishes to Jasnoor Kaur, my dear crafty friend Jasleen’s little princess and also to my sub-junior friend! Am so lucky to know these souls and its always absolute joy in wishing them “Happy Birthday” on my birthday 🙂 I especially make cards to fill my blog space with birthday note!

And for today,

Made a card using PowerPoppy Dahlia digital stamp. As always, am one big fan of Marcella’s artistic illustrations. Her digis + pencil coloring is my fave go to!

  • Pencil colored this power poppy digi by printing it onto a white cs.
  • After coloring, fussy cut and colored its white edges using Black soot distress marker.
  • The bg is made using Yupo translucent sheet + 3 shades of Alcohol inks – Mermaid, Citrus, Lemonade.
  • The sentiment is directly printed onto vellum and diecut using stitched rectangle dies.
  • Yupo paper is also diecut using same stitched rectangle dies.
  • Its then matted onto white A2 top fold card.
  • The vellum focal panel is topped over the yupo paper in such a way that the organic design of alcohol inks were showing up around the focal image.
  • Few clear dew droplets added as finishing touches.
Hope you like it!
Happy Crafting!
Am linking this to following challenges:
Made this organic look by using alcohol inks on yupo paper.

Sending Good Thoughts : CAS card

Hi Friends!

Happy WCMD! 
Colored this image 2 days before and squeezed some time today to make a base for this florals.
  • Beautiful camellias are Digital images from Powerpoppy and the sentiment is from their clear stamp Rosie’s your way. 
  • Colored the images using prisma colored pencils. Fussy cut and kept aside. Then the focal panel is distressed using Broken china and Fossilized amber Distress oxides and water splashed onto surface for those molting effects. 
  • Sentiment is then stamped using Black archival ink.
  • Colored image then mounted onto focal panel using foam adhesives, matted with a black cs  and then to a white A2 card base. 
  • Few clear droplets used as accents to add interests to the background.

Hope you like it!
Happy Crafting!
Cheers,
Sathya
Linking this to Power poppy Creative confetti challenge: Background check