Peachy Challenge 29 - Color inspiration

When I saw the colors for this challenge, I though of using the PK's Gnome set. 

Which I did use for the tree truck and the grass. I eventually decide to use PK's Kiss Me Leprechaun.

 I also used Market Street's background stamp on the tree trunk.

 I colored my little leprechaun with my copics. 

I love this colors combination.

Paper - DCWV's card block and K&Company solid mat pad.

Ribbon - American Carft

Twinery twine

Gems - Recollections

Peachy Keen Stamps August Release Challenge #2

OMG

OK, here is why. It just seemed like one mistake after another.

And as always I could hear my daughter telling me

"You can never make a mistake when scrap booking."

So I just kept working on it.

In the end, I was happy with it. 

The inside is blank. I think it can be used for a number of 

different occasions 

Materials: 

The flower pot of course is from PK's March stamp of the month. 

Flowers - Stampendous

Card K&Company

Kaisercraft Lavendar Pearls 

Liquid Pearl 

Copic Markers - 2 of the flowers were paper pieced

I colored them and then didn't like them,

so then I had to use flowers that I had previously colored.

Ribbon - Unknown source 

Flowers - Recollections

Spellbinder - Big Scalloped Circles large 

Peachy Keen Stamps August Release Challenge #1

OK, please bear with me here.

I am in a school frame of mind.

School starts here in NM next week. 

So for this challenge, I wanted to create a school theme card and

this months challenge required us to make a card with a unique or special fold, 

and also, use at least 3 patterned papers. 

 I used PKs July Stamp of the month set and My Creative Time's My Teacher Rocks.

 Pattern papers - DCWV the Papertime stack - printed card stock

I also used scrap pattern paper for his coverall and hat and on her skirt 

I absolutely love how they turned out. 

I colored with my copic markers

With the twine I pulled out all the strands.

I used Art - C suede on her skirt and liquid pearl on the bodice which I colored with my copics

Ribbon - unknown source

Peachy Keen Challenge ANYTHING GOES

This is a wall hanging for my bullentin board 

outside my classroom

The cardboard was recycles - 7inch Dion's Pizza

I covered it with paper 

The clouds are crayon resist 

The grass was done with Martha Steward and Tim Holt'z Ink 

PKSC- 03 

The rest was from PKSC - 07

His coveralls were colored with my Prisma color pencils

everything else was colored with my copics

Ribbon from Costco 

Letters - Colorbok
Ribbon on the dress Art - C
Liquid Pearl on the Bow 

P.S. I did move the letter K over 

Peachy Keen July Sketch Challenge

Christmas in July 

I figure it is better to start early rather than later.

That is unusual for me

Yes I am last minute Sally.

You can ask anyone that knows me.

OK so on to the material I used on this card 

Card 5.5 by 5.5 by DCWV

I purchased a 10 pack for a buck at TJ-Maxx

Paper :

Green - DCWV

Dress - K& Company Designer Mat Pad

The rest of the paper and material came from a 

Christmas Pack from My Mind's Eye 

Circle - Cricut's Lacy Label

Tim Holtz Distressing Ink & Stickles 

Pk Stamp Kit 

She was colored with my copics.

Don't have a ton of them but I am playing with what I do have.

MKS July Color Challenge

I Actually made two cards

The first was made at my daughter's 

Color and paper piecing 

Paper scraps were used 

The stamp is of course from Market Street Stamp set that I was lucky enough to win.

The grass was created using the June Peachy Keen stamps of the month kit.

The second card I used my prismacolor pencils 

I blended with a stump and Sansodor

The sticker came from Stampabilities 

I then used some gems and stickles to jazz it up.

If you were to asking me which one I like the best ....

Ahh that would be tough so I will wait and see what you all think 

Peachy Keen Challenge - 3D Objects

Gift Bag for my daughter's birthday 

The idea and measurements for this bag came from

Papercrafts & Stamp It! Treasury of Tips and Tricks

It is approximately & 7.5 inches tall 

Perfect for perfume or lotion, etc

I love the way the skirt turned out.

It was created with Recollectins Boutique Fleur in light and dark pink.

I just kept cutting and gluing until I was happy with the result.

I drew her out using Collage Couture by Julie Nutting as a guide, 

then traced the various pieces and paper pieced her and the outfit 

together.  What is cool about doing it this way is that I have the original that

I can use over and over again. Then I can change the details along the way.

The skirt turned out differently than I first imagines.

I only used two large size flowers. 

Then I placed a button and twine on one one button 

Liquid Pearl on the one on the skirt 

and then a glossy one one the top.

I often create bows but I changed it up seeing that the 

ribbon has a wired edge that you can do different things with. 

I have also discovered that it is best to create something and then 

allow it to sit for awhile and then add more details.

Material 

Peachy Keen Stamps:

Laffy Taffy Face that I accentuated with my brown Gelly Roll pen

PKSC - March  & May 

Graphic 45 - body 

Bag - Colorbok Textured Cardstock 

Hair, hair band, and shoes - Artist's Loft Paint 

Body - Copic Marker

Stickles on the dress & Liquid Pearls

Melody Ross Die Cut Border 

Fabric Flowers 

Buttons Galore 

Twinery - Twine

Handle - Wire Edged Ribbon from Kirkland