Here are my newest digital cards.  You have GOT to try this!!  so much fun! The first is a  case of a Sharon Burkert card - I made mine digital and used a few more flowers and pearls.  The second is Fresh Vintage in pool party - forgot the shadow under the ribbon.  boo.  Love how the houndstooth texture looks!

I saw this on Sharon Field's blog.  A really cute way to use this neat new die!!  Mine is very similar to hers - but I added a bit of splatter, pearls instead of ribbon and then clear embossed the whole thing since cookie jars are shiny!  lol.  It really brightened the colors - they were suitably muted before - an interesting look!  

Butterflies

I love this color combo - and i'm trying really hard to get off the orange kick I have been on!  These are a reprise of the pink and yellow butterflies previous - I added the pearls and it made such a difference the pink ones are now sporting pearls!

Little boys birthday card

Here is birthday card a friend of mine asked me to do for her grandson.  I sure hope he likes it!  These ball stamps have laid unused for a loooong time!!  Most used are the monster, car, truck stamps!  Maybe I will get around to posting some of those also....  The balls are a fun technique I saw Frenchie (Frances Martin) use.  They are smashed into heated craft foam to give them loads of dimension!  I will be using it more!!

One last quick card - This one is a case of Sharon Burkurt.  Domestic Goddess dsp, with rick rack from the Tasteful Trim die and the mixed bunch flower.  I have such an orange thing going!!!  lol

Here is my latest project - repurposed containers decorated for a bake sale!  These use blossom party flower die and raspberry tart dsp with curry crush ribbon and the other uses shades of spring and orchid opulence flowers.  Round two will have different flowers -  such fun!

smooches stencils, again!

I am really on a roll today!!  For these i used both of the stencils.  (positive and negative in set!) and mixed  alcohol, a few drops of calypso coral and a few more drops of frost white shimmer paint.  Then I just spritzed it over the stencils onto white card stock.  Rather than soaking in it seems to sit on top of the paper more like some sort of overlay!  They have much more depth than i can capture with my limited camera skills!