I completely forgot to finish the post for this card. I remember writing the post, but had to stop to figure out who the paper was from. I must have forgotten to save it. I am definitely not focusing lately! This is for the newest challenge at QKR Stampede. The scare crow image is by QKR. I colored the image with Copic markers I still don't know who the paper is from!
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Irish Eyes
I am starting a series of tousled hair boys. This is the first, "Irish Eyes." I grew up believing I was half Italian. When...
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This image is from Mo's Digital Pencil. I colored it with Copic markers, pencils and chalks. The paper has been in my stash foreve...
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Hi, and welcome to our first ever blog hop. There's wonderful news! Everyone that finishes the blog hop will win a complete set of...
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I actually completed two quilts this week. I can finally say I'm back in quilting mode. The above quilt was made for my bio mom....
This is adorable, Diane! I've always loved scarecrows! And this little guy is especially cute!
ReplyDeleteFun image and such a cute, cute card.
ReplyDeleteLynn
Your scarecrow is just great. I love the colours. I wish I could colour as well, it is one of my ambitions to improve my colouring skills xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute card Diane. Great colors for this awesome scarecrow and I love the paper and burlap. xx
ReplyDeleteThe striped paper reminds me of two things-watermelon rind or pickles, so it makes a fun summer gardening kind of background for the charming scarecrow! Adorable!
ReplyDeleteDiane, love this image - I am seeing images that I have never seen before, this one and Sherri's with the clown. Love your card design on this. XXOO
ReplyDeleteThis is great Diane! The paper is great, too! I love the added burlap for texture! Perfect for a scarecrow image!!
ReplyDeleteGreat card and scarecrow image love the added hessian too
ReplyDeleteCarol x
This is great Diane! Beautiful coloring on him and the burlap band in the background is perfect.
ReplyDeleteHugs Monica