MFT Winter Gifting!

Given our current weather pattern in NH, I figured this was a good time to show this card. This is another cute image from the Pure Innocence collection from My Favorite Things. I colored her with Copics and cut her out. I used an edger punch on the designer paper and a solid piece of Bazzill cardstock. I used a May Arts double-face satin ribbon on the top of layered piece for embellishment. The wording stamp is from Hero Arts.

Enjoy your day!

Jeannette

My Favorite Things - Pure Innocence

This is one of the images in the MFT line "Pure Innocence." These are ultra-cute images that work well for little girls and big girls! I realize that an umbrella design might be a little out of season, but after the warm weather we had here in the northeast last weekend, maybe not. Temps in the 50's in January is pretty amazing! Reality has set back in this week, but it was a nice break from the cold!

I stamped the image with Tsukineko VersaFine ink and colored with Staedtler watercolor pencils and a Dove blender pen. I paper-pieced the umbrella. The flowers are from an MFT die and the DP pattern is the reverse side of the umbrella pattern! The border strip is another MFT die - trimmed to the cardstock and then I added some Midori double-face satin ribbon and a bow. I opted to leave this one blank for words - making it usable for several events!

Thanks for stopping by!
Jeannette

Honey Girl...

This is a card that I made in a class taught by My Favorite Things at a wholesale show a couple weeks ago. It is using one of their new images from the "Pure Innocence" collection. It also uses a couple of MFT's custom dies - the clouds are cut out of a very nice wool-blend felt and the dies cut them beautifully. There is also the border cut out of a black cardstock. MFT has some great dies, and I ordered a LOT of them at the show, so they should be arriving soon. The dies can be used in all of the major personal die cutting systems out there. Made in the USA, so that is also a bonus!

Thanks for stopping by today!

Jeannette