Black, White, and Pink card!

Here is a card I made for Breast Cancer Awareness month. I thought I would use the color scheme of Black, White, and Pink. I love how it came out. I used Webster's Pages, Life's Portrait for this card, and love the simple, yet beautiful design of them.

I used the new image from Magnolia, Brother and Sister, for this card. I thought that they did not HAVE to be brother and sister, they could be hubby and wife, friends, etc. I love how close they are, and that big bear hug is so sweet. the sentiment I used is also new from magnolia images.
I colored these cuties up with copics:

hair - YR20, Y11, E33, Y20, E29, E27, E25

Skin - E000, E00, R20, R02

Tilda's Dress and Socks - R000, R00, R02

Edwins Shirt and Overalls - C1, C3, C5, C7, W1, W3, W5

Shoes - W1, W3, W5
I used popdots to pop the image off of the card and make it stand up a bit. I think it makes the image more of a focal point when it is popped up! I added some pink ribbon for Breast Cancer Awareness month. I also added Black and pink roses from prima and www.iamroses.com. Then, of course, some vintage lace, prima bling, and pearls to finish it off.
I am entering this card into the following challenges:

Anything Goes Challenge - Black and white
icopic lover - Fight for the Cure

Sketch Saturday - Sketch

Thank You Autumn Card

I made this card using my new fave Magnolia Stamp, Tilda in Fall Leaves. I LOVE this image, and think it is so stinkin cute. I love how this card came out, and it was such a joy to make.

I used the layout sketch from The sweet Stop for this card. I did flip the sketch a bit, as my image was long and covered the entire oval the other direction. SO, I changed it a bit to fit my image, but otherwise, it is the same skecth.
I added stickles to the leaves to give them some sparkle, shine, and pop. I LOVE how it turned out and added that little pop. The pictures don't show all of the sparkle very well, but this card REALLY shines! It is really pretty. I also added some prima pearls in dark brown to add even more sparkle.
I colored Tilda with my Copics:

Hair - E53, Y21, Y11, YR20

Skin - Eooo, E00, R20

Jeans - B97, B95, B91

Shirt - E33, E31, E35

Leaves - R39, E09, YR03, E33, E35, Y15

I added faux stitching to the outsides of the cardstock for an added embellishment touch. I love how it came out. I used some fall patterned paper from my stash. I do not know the company, as it is from last year, and it was just stuff I had in my stash, but I totally love how it came together. I added some fall leaves and a large rose I glimmer misted in Tattered Leather to match the design colors.
I am entering this card into the following challenges:

Simon says Stamp - Give thanks

The Sweet Stop - sketch

Papertake Weekly - Sparkly and Bright

Totally Gorjuss - Sparkle

All that Scraps - Fall with a Fold

Christmas card - Tilda and Presents

Another post for the day. I was busy creating this weekend, so I wanted to share all the things I have been working on. Here is a Christmas card I made using Waiting Tilda and the wrapped Presents from Magnolia. She is so stinkin cute!!!

I use Copics to color her up.

Skin -E000, E00, R20

Hair - E51, E25, E29

Scarf, mittens, socks, bows - R29, R27, R24, E41

Hat, Sweater - E43, E42, E41, E40

Shoes - E44, E41, E40

Presents - R27, G24, G21, G20, E33, E35,
I used the sketch from Sketch Saturday Challenges for the layout of this card. I adjusted a few of the details, but the basic layout is the same. I used popdots to pop tilda up off the page, so it looked like she was sitting on top of the presents. The patterned paper is Graphic 45 - Christmas past Deluxe. I LOVE the colors and design of this paper collection, it is absolutely gorgeous!
I used my new Tim Holtz Sizzix die for the name plate for the sentiment. I cut it out in medium chipboard and then painted it with Tarnished Brass Crackle paint to give it an antique look. I love how it turned out. I then added some prima poinsettia flowers and an ornament felt charm for the finishing touches. I hope you like it.
I am entering this card into the following challenges:

Saturday Sketch - sketch

Fussy and Fancy - Winter Wonderland

Delightful Sketches - Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas

Skater Ian

Two posts in one day!!!! I know, I know. But I wanted to share another card I worked on last night. This card features my newest Greeting Farm Stamp, Skater Ian. I am obsessed with him!!! Isnt he so stinkin cute!!! So, I had to showcase him in this simple card. I LOVE how it turned out. Perfect for any occasion for a boy or guy in your life.

I used copics to color him up.

Hair - E44, E59

Skin - E000, E00

Beanie - G20, G21, G24

Shirt - C3, C5, C7, Y15

Pants - B97, B95, B91

Shoes - E51, E33

Skateboard - E33, E53
I used a sketch on Club Anya Blog for the layout of this card. I just love this sketch so much. I got to use lots of different elements for this card that I do not usually use, and I love the result. I used The Little Yellow Bicycle - Generation Z paper pack (never have used their products before, but LOVE them) that I received from Denice. I also used their coordination stickers as embellishments on this card. I usually don't use stickers at all, actually HATE them, but I LOVE them on this card. They added the perfect embellishment!!!

I used my Tim Holtz Alterations Die - Brackets, for the punched backgound, and love how it turned out. I hope you enjoy this simple card. It was so fun to make, and you gotta love Skater Ian.
I am entering this card into the following challenges:

Club Anya - Saturday Sketch

Cupcake Crafts Challenge - Boys and Their Toys

Blog Giveaway - The Greeting Farm

Ok, I received my prize for the altered notebook contest, so it is time for me to choose a winner of my blog RAK giveaway. Of course, uuuuggggghhhh, I went on to the greeting farm website this morning, and Sweet & Toxic set is out of stock. UUUGGGHHHH. SO, instead, I am going to give the winner their choice of two of the creeper crew. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday. The winner can select two. I will place the order, and ship them out to the winner as soon as I receive them. Thank you all for your support and inspiration.

Ok, over to random.org to pick a winner ...................

And the winner is.......... MyTeddyboo. Congratulations Amy. Amy, send me a message via youtube or beccafabozzi@gmail.com to let me know which two creepers you would like. Congrats again. Thank you all for playing and joining. There will be more RAKS to come.

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Tilda in Spring rain card

I know you are probably sick of me for today, but I have been creating away, and I wanted to share one last card with you all before I head off to bed. For this card I used Tilda in Spring Rain, which one of my favorite images. I know I say that about all the Magnolia images, but that is just cause they are so stinkin cute!!!!

Anyway. I am not going to blab on about this one. I used Webster's Pages as my patterned papers and matted them with a vanilla colored cardstock and base. I also used popdots to make Tilda pop a bit off the page.

I used copics to color her:

hair - E53, Y21, Y11

Skin - E000, E00, R20

Umbrella and boots - RV95, RV93, RV91, BG13, C7, C5, C3

Coat - B21, B91, B60

I followed the sketch over at Magnolia Down Under Challenges for the layout of this card. I love how it turned out. I kept it pretty simple, as I really wanted the image to be the focal point. I hope you enjoy this card!

First Tilda Christmas Card

I have finally started on my Christmas cards for this year! I LOVE the new Magnolia stamps for Merry Christmas collection 2010. If you have not seen them, you should definitely check them out. I pretty much want all of them!!!!

However, for this card, I used Unwrapped Tilda, which is one of my faves. She is so versatile, you do not have to just use her for Christmas. She is beautiful for Birthday cards too, and really any occasion when gifts are involved!

Ok, now I am just rambling. On to the card....

I used the Graphic 45 Christmas Past Deluxe paper line for this card. I love the traditional Red and Green for Christmas papers, and Graphic 45 is my absolute FAVE, so I could not resist using it in this card. I stuck with the traditional red and green colors for the challenge over at Totally Tilda. I used a manilla colored cardstock as my matting, and love how it complimented the patterned paper.

I used a sketch from Just Magnolia for their challenge this week, and just love this sketch. It is easy to incorporate this sketch into many different styles of cards. Thanks so much for a great challenge. I added some Faux stitching with a stamp I have from Crafty Secrets. I do not have a sewing machine, nor do I trust myself anywhere near sharp needles, so I have to fake it! LOL I stamped the stitching in Forest Green distress ink to match the patterned papers. This stitching falls into the challenge at Pixie Cottage for this week, which is stitching.
I used the following copics on Unwrapped Tilda:

hair - C9, C7, C5, C3, 0

Skin - E000, E00, R20

Dress, Socks, and hairbow - R29, R27, 24

Present - G24, G22, E33, E51
I am entering this card into the following challenges. Go check them out and play along!

Just Magnolia - Sketch by Dawny

Totally Tilda - Traditional Red and Green Christmas Tilda

A spoon Full of Sugar - Winter Wonderland

Pixie Cottage - Stitching