Have you been working on your St. Patrick day cards? I've started some. I have been looking everywhere for some St. Patrick's digi stamps. I did what I always do every year and wait too long to get new stamps for the holiday I'm working on. I waited and there was no time to buy some, have them shipped to me and make the cards so I wanted to work with some digi stamps. I did find a few out there. The card I'm going to show you was made with some digi's from Pink Cat Studio.
Now, I've not worked with digi images before so I was not sure how they would turn out - but I think it looks fine.
The image is from Pink Cat Studio and the sentiment is from Whipper Snapper. In my confetti drawer I had these shamrock coins and I used a large glue spot to adhere it to the card. You really can't see it in the picture (although you can click on the picture to make it larger) but I used my sakura gel pen on the coins on the image and the sentiment panel for a little bling...
I know this post is short and sweet - but I'm off to create some more and I just wanted to show you these pictures to give you some inspiration. I hope it worked.
And if you know of any digi sites that have some great images leave me a message and let me know. I'm really new to the digi image thing and I'd love to see what more is out there!!
Have a super great day!
3 comments:
I really love this card Joani - it's a shame it's not a holiday that is marked in Cornwall. I know when I lived in Birmingham (West Midlands, UK) there was a huge Irish network, and Paddy's Day was an event to attend. x
Cute St. Patrick's day card. I've made several cards for swaps and friends. Most are in the mail already, now thinking EASTER
I can't find a way to email you anywhere. I want to let you know that I want The fine print, in your retired SU sets. I may get more . I still haven't had the time to look at all of them. Please get back to me. Thanks.
bamagurl1999 at g mail dot com
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