I'm such a bad DT member! I keep forgetting to post these fabulous sales! Paper Makeup Stamps has been having a sale for each of the 12 weeks leading up to Christmas. This week the Moody Girls are all 20% off! Katie was originally going to offer 10%, but felt thankful and generous and changed it to 20%! Here are some of my cards using the Moody Girls.
Moody for Coffee
Moody for Fall 
Moody for Pumpkins
Moody for Fashion
Moody for Snow
If you like to color, then these are for you! These girls are a blast to color up! You can get really creative with all the intricate designs on them. And don't let these designs scare you like they scared me! I was a little hesitant about them, but myself and everyone who has tackled them agrees they are just fun to color!
Moody for Fashion
Moody for Snow
If you like to color, then these are for you! These girls are a blast to color up! You can get really creative with all the intricate designs on them. And don't let these designs scare you like they scared me! I was a little hesitant about them, but myself and everyone who has tackled them agrees they are just fun to color!So stop by Paper Makeup Stamps and pick up yours today. They are orginally very reasonably priced, and 20% off gives you an even better price! All you have to do is enter the code Moody20 at checkout to get your discount!
On Friday, the PMS team will be starting peeks for the December release! Wait til you see what PMS has designed for you! You are going to love it!
Thanks for stopping by and have a great week!
He's just too cute! I found the colors in SU's retired Good Morning Sunshine dp. The navy blue piece was run through the diamonds cuttlebug folder. I put crystal effects on the plastic bottle to make it look more realistic. I followed the sketch from the Makeup for the Weekend challenge from last week. 
I started with this great sketch (but flipped it on its side) and Basic Grey's Indian Summer dp. I then colored the bird and leaves accordingly (although I'm not sure about the colors I chose for the bird!). The bird image and crushed curry mat were cut and embossed with nesties. I swirled some Marigold Morning ink around the edges of the image and sponges some Soft Suede ink around the edges of the crushed curry (it was just too bright!). The ribbon is soft suede grosgrain ribbon. I added the sentiment in Soft Suede ink and some star dust stickles on the leaves and bird's feathers.
I was thinking all day about how I was going to do this card. This stamp is a very solid line image that if stamped in black ink would be more like a silhouette, which would look very cool. I wanted it to be more soft and feminine, so I took out my water color crayons, water color paper, and mister. I colored the flower in two shades of pink and the stem and leaves in two shades of green. Then I spritzed it with water and stamped it on the paper. I love this look! It's just so soft and pretty! It was then cut and embossed with the Labels Four die and I cut and embossed another larger one in black. The dp is Eva from Basic Grey and the pink card stock is Pink Pirouette. I added the sentiment, pewter Kaiser pearls, and the pink satin ribbon.
Here is my card for Miss Dana which will be in the mail this weekend! 
I've been itching to use this image from Stampavie for a long time! It's called Surprise and it's been sitting on my desk waiting for this perfect challenge! For the dry embossing part of the challenge, I used the swiss dots cuttlebug folder on Cordinations paper. I sanded it a bit, but it doesn't show up very well in the picture. I don't know the name of this beautiful dp that started my color combo. I purchased it at my LSS in the summer and the back of it is just gorgeous! I hated to cover it up! I just love how bright and fun this card is! Oh, and I used my own sketch! This is something that is very difficult for me, so I'm very proud of myself! LOL!!
Cute image, isn't it? I remember making these in the snow as a child. We'd love for you to play our challenge, as it's for a great cause! We'd really like to add to the proceeds that PMS is raising for this grieving family. I can't even imagine their pain.
I went through my AI stamps and looked for smaller images that would fit onto these approximately 2 3/4" x 2" tags. I pulled out 
Doesn't he just make your heart break? Poor little guy! LOL! I made this for the PMS Release Party Recipe Challenge which runs until Thursday, November 12 at 12:00 midnight CST. This is the recipe for the challenge:
And here is what I did with this sketch and the new Twisty Tree image. 
I like the falling leaves. I had this idea the minute I saw the sketch! I think the punch is an EK success punch...the one that folds flat. I've had it for a while and this is the first time using it.
I have to tell you a little story behind Ms. Nancy. Our PMS design team often gives Katie ideas about what we'd like to see in stamps. I suggested a teacher, since I'm a teacher. Well, I guess I had a different version of a teacher than Diem, the artist! I was expecting young and pretty, not older and frumpy! But I must admit that I really like this old broad! LOL!! (I even told Katie that!) Once I got her all colored up and on this card, I really warmed up to her! I think she's a cute old broad and the perfect image for a teacher! I found this dp from PTI's Black & White Basics, and it has always reminded me of a chalkboard for some reason! So I had to incorporate it into my design. The sentiment is also from PMS. It comes with Schoolie Ed monster. I used the SC
I just love this image! It's so different from anything I've ever seen. I used two different challenges for this. I took the colors from the 
