Monday, February 16, 2009
Mary Jo's Lunchtime Sketch!
Happy President's Day! I'm happy to be home today. It gave me the chance to play with Mary Jo's Lunchtime Sketch. It also gave me the chance to play with my new Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencils! I have wanted to try them for the longest time. I decided to treat myself yesterday and used my 50% off coupon along with the balance on a gift card that I had received at Christmastime. I love the way they color! I have wanted to be able to shade correctly since I've started stamping. It's going to take more practice, but I'm quite happy with my first attempt! This little guy is named Norman and he is from High Hopes Rubber Stamps. I've had a little love affair with Norman for the past year! He is simply adorable and he has his own lobster...lol!! I used Mary Jo's sketch along with my favorite Stampin' Up Designer Paper (Summer Picnic) and some red and white polka dot ribbon and a touch of red and white gingham ribbon. Some card makers love Prima Flowers...I, however, love to use Buttons!! When I found this polka dotted one in my stash, I knew I had to add it to this card! It just seemed to be the right accent. Thanks so much for stopping by today...Toodles! :D
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10 comments:
Oh this is just too cute Kimberly, love your colouring, pretty papers and buttons, Hugs, Nikki x
This is just adorable. Love love love the colors and that poka dot button. Great job on the coloring as usual. Thanks so much for playing along.
Oh my! this is SO adorable!!
Very cute card - I love your colouring for his "rain" gear!
This card is precious! Great job coloring, and love the button.
This is adorable, love the color scheme of it.
Adorable! I love the image and the sketch, too! ANOTHER one to add to my favorites list!
Kimberly---Now who could belive we'd use so much the same on this sketch!
You are right--great minds to think alike!
I need to follow your work!
Hugs, Nola
What a lovely card!!
This is so adorable. Great colors and fabulous coloring.
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