C.C. Designs

Preview Day 1: Cookie Crumbs Tilly

Diane drew another cute cow set, this sets has cow accessories too.

I was blog hopping the other day and came to a blog that had some images colored with Copic markers. She used dark grays in the "corners" of the image and then the colorless blender to blend them out. I also took the lightest pink I had and drew a line around the stitching, then took the colorless blender and blended it out giving it a softer look.

I wanted the image to be the main focal point so I kept the card very simple. I used decorative scissors to make the white scallop on the bottom. The photo turns are a Sizzix punch I have had for a long time, I seem to be using them a bit lately. And the image fit perfectly in my Mega Scalloped Square Punch.

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Tomorrows preview is NEW Sugarplums! They have a new look and new names, Emma and Trevor.

Snow Friends chocolate goodies

So I am about to pull my hair out, the twins were suppose to go back to school today, they have been out since December 19th. Last night the schools automated line calls and says school is closed because of flooding issues, grrrrrrrrrrrr. The annoying thing is it stopped raining last night and the ground is dry. Now they are forcasting a 30% of snow flurries tonight. Here they close the school even if the snow melts as it falls.

Ok now that I got that out of my system onto this chocolate goodies bag. I used Diane's newest set Snow Friends.

 

Snow Friends, copic markers, ranger crystal glitter, KI Memories, flat bottom gusset bag. 

Udderly!

I made this card a while ago, and then I got sick. It was an icky sick, sore throat, cough, exhaustion, that has been going on for 2 weeks. But today I am feeling better and was back up in my stamp room to do a little stamping.

 

Annabelle Stamps Set, May Arts Ribbon, Copic Markers

Anabelle and Peanut Butter Cookies

Diane has come up with the cutest cow ever!

I love having new illustrators not only does it take stress off of me from coming out with stamps each month, but each illustrator has a different signature drawing style.

I had made peanut butter cookies the other day and they fit perfectly in the flat bottom bag. I stamped the cow print background on paper and embossed it. I recently spent some time cleaning out my area and found all this embossing powder I hadn't used in ages. So now I am using up what I have.

I just stapled the topper on, and punched out Annabelle with my Mega circle punch. Tied on the ribbon attached the image and viola! done.