Showing posts with label BoBunny double dot designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BoBunny double dot designs. Show all posts

Saturday, June 11, 2011

A Pirate Moose!




I had to make a card for my nephew who is turning 22 on Monday. These are the toughest cards to design - in my opinion. Guys between 17 and 30. Seeing that the pirate theme always goes along well, I saw the Pirate Riley image and thought "This might work!" So I colored him with Copic markers (colors are shown below). It is a lot of colors, but there are a lot of little things to color on this stamp! I used the BoBunny Double Dot Designs striped cardstock for the background and the red and teal colored standard double dot cardstock for accents. I added the black ribbon with the white stitching for some accent (not too girlie, mind you!) and punched out the happy birthday design and layered it to a black scallop circle cut from a Spellbinders die.


I think he will like the card - now we just have to hope that the rain ends before his surprise party!


Thanks for coming by today!
Jeannette


Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Another Easter Card...


This is another bunny card using a stamp from Northwoods Rubber Stamps. Cute bunnies in a circle. These were colored with watercolor pencils and a Dove blender. I added a scallop circle under the bunnies - cut from a Spellbinders Classic Scallop Circles die using a swiss dot cardstock from Bazzill. The pink layer is one of the new BoBunny Double Dot Designs cardstock. This is the smaller swirl design - which was perfect for this card. I added some adhesive pearls in the corners.

Thanks for stopping by! Jeannette

Friday, January 14, 2011

New from BoBunny!

We all love the BoBunny Double Dot cardstock! I just got some pre-show information and they are coming out with "Double Dot Designs" cardstock - in 4 different patterns! I cannot wait to see the actual product - let alone start designing cards with it!



They look positively luscious! And, knowing BoBunny's reputation for quality, I am sure that they will be wonderful to work with!

Keep checking the blog for more updates as I get them!

Jeannette