Showing posts with label Sarah Kay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sarah Kay. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Two More Sarah Kay Cards


How about two more Sarah Kay cards? I’m still using the stamp-offs I got from Harriet.

I colored one of the images with SU! markers and one with Prismacolor pencils and Gamsol. They are both very simple cards, because the focus is on the images. Not too much explanation is necessary! I used Nestabilities to cut them both out, and in both cases, I trimmed part of the shape off. For one I used Long Rectangles, and for the other I used Labels One. I usually start with a larger mat than I will need, and trim small strips off until I get the size mat I want. That leaves me with the thin strips. On the purple card, I used a couple of the strips in place of ribbon. Sometimes I will put a really thin strip on top of a piece of ribbon – I like that effect, too. The sentiments on both cards are from Inkadinkado sets.

Thanks so much for looking, and I hope you’ll come back and visit again soon!

Monday, January 26, 2009

Another Sarah Kay

How about another Sarah Kay card today? I still have several stampoffs from Harriet to color and use, so I’ve got lots of fun ahead of me!

This one was colored with Stampin’ Up! markers. The image panel and matting are cut and embossed with Rectangle Nestabilities. The background paper is from Sizzix. The sentiment is from Inkadinkado. I thought it was so pretty and delicate.

Thanks so much for looking, and I hope you’ll come back and visit again soon!

Monday, January 19, 2009

My First Sarah Kay Card


A quick post today. I received some Sarah Kay stampoffs from my great friend, Harriet. (Thanks, Harriet!) I colored several of them over the weekend. I am sharing one of the cards I made with you today.

This card is larger than “normal.” It is five inches by six and a half inches. I colored the image with Stampin’ Up! markers. Oh, except for her jeans – they were colored with my ONE Copic marker. I used my Long Oval Nestabilities to cut out the image and also the sentiment, which is from a Studio G set. The background paper (which just happened to match her painting smock perfectly!) is from Die Cuts With a View – Summer matstack.

Thanks so much for looking, and I hope you’ll come back and visit again soon!