For one of my customers. She requested pink hair, a pink bow, and the MME paper.
For this weeks Bellariffic Friday Challenge, to use your favorite stamp. I don't really have a "favorite" anymore and hear myself saying, "this is one of my favorites". So, I used one of my favorite stamps Everyday Princess by Christy Croll. I stamped my image on Neenah in Memento Ink, coloring with Copics. I used Stickles for the gems and the heart on her shirt and a glaze pen on all the "silver" stuff and her shoes then fussy cut her out. Crumb Cake, Denami Design Magenta, and MME Lost & Found Paper. CB Folder, Nesties, SU Photo Corner Punch, and Denami Design Raspberry Ribbon.
My customer also requested a couple of cards of mine that she had seen in my gallery on SCS. Since I already made them before, I didn't want to make a seperate blogpost for them, but wanted to post them to show the changes in my coloring skills from September until now.
This is the card that I made for my customer. I ran out of the blue flower so I made my own with one of my cricut cartridges and the MME paper.
This is the original card that she saw in my gallery and wanted me to duplicate for her.
I know they are just subtle coloring differences but I feel I've improved ever so slightly...what do you think? Do you have a card preference?
Thank-you for stopping by. I hope ya'll have a great weekend!
These are adorable. I haven't played with my stamps in waaay to long and I've been a very bad blog commenter. Hope all is well and I look forward to seeing all of your amazing craftiness your work is terrific.
ReplyDeleteI especially see a difference in the top blue skirt part. Even though both the cards are super cute, I can tell that they are different. Way to improve!
ReplyDeleteWell I love the card you did for this week's challenge - the colors, coloring and layout all come together so beautifully. And then the recently colored brights is soooo much richer looking than your original. Your shading is much more vibrant. So, yes, I'd say you have definately improved...practice does that! And you were very busy last year!
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