I have a fun card based on this COOL IB130 photo inspiration … ready for lots of stamping, and Copic coloring?
Just one of a ton of Sweet Ice Creams from this Waffle Flower set
Here is how I was able to stamp these popsicles so [nearly] perfectly, using a simple landscaping die …
Stamped in these fun Catherine Pooler inks - that are just perfect for Copic coloring I left just a bit of extra space to curve, then [not so perfectly] stamped this sweet
Altenew sentiment!
Altenew sentiment!
I finished these frosty pops off with a bit of icy Stickles - pretty cool, huh? I just know you'll see tons of popsibilities!
I also saw a chance to enter the 'repeat' challenge #16 at Day of the Month Club!
=] Michele
Thanks for the honor of 3rd place, Day of the Month!
and for picking my own favorite from your gallery!
This is amazing! Love your fabulous stamping!
ReplyDeleteFun and reminds me of carefree days...I so could lick on a bomb pop right now~
ReplyDeleteLOVE!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHoly moley...just plain brilliant. The way you curved those refreshing popsicles is a stroke of genius. You couldn't have picked a better way to emulate the inspiration pic. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteOh Michele, your card is so incredibly awesome and I was wondering how you curved your popsicles so perfectly, LOVE it so much!
ReplyDeleteA very clever idea, very well executed and you shouldn't tell us about the not so perfect bits because I didn't notice until I looked again after reading about it. I didn't realise that Catherine Pooler inks are OK with alcohol ink markers, so thanks for that tip xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a COOL card my friend! LOTS and LOTS of beautiful coloring and I love the idea you used to line everything up! Seriously Michele...this is one COOL card!! Love it!! :0)
ReplyDeleteThat's how you did it! You are one clever Lady!!!!! And now I want some ice cream.....That's it - cutting my comment short ;) Thanks so much for playing along with us at the DotMCC challenge. Hugs, Cornelia
ReplyDeleteI never thought about using dies this way Michele, what a brilliant idea! This is so cute! I like the touch of frost you added with the Stickles!
ReplyDeleteWell, aren't you a clever one (of course you are, I already knew that), using that curved die as a template for your plethora of DELICIOUS popsicles that look so daggoned real, I want to eat them all! Love this!
ReplyDeleteThis is just the coolest (pun intended) and you are the smartest! I just love everything about this wavy ice pop creation. Love the little white icy accents.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, what a terrific idea for this card. I LOVE what you did. You must have so much patience to get those lined up so nicely. And then to color them so sweetly. Amazing. Looks simply delicious. Thank you SO much, Michele, for sharing your creativity! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWell damn girl!! What a GENIUS card!! I LOVE your no line coloring. Totally, totally AMAZING!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the behind the scenes peek to see how the magic is done! I love this bright happy card,
ReplyDeleteThis one is making me crave an ice cream! So sweet!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tip Michele and the stamping sure looks perfect and wonderful to me and so is the colouring. Great take on the photo inspiration x.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful card, Michele! The colors are so fun and the icy Stickles make the popsciles look so yummy! Using a die to align the images is so clever!
ReplyDeleteHideko xx
Great idea to use your landscape die to create the curve! I love the effect of repeat stamping and how your color palette made them look so realistic...and YUMMY!!!
ReplyDeleteSooo much fun Michele, love the curve and the fun Summery colours!
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific!! Beautifully coloured Michele and a great tip with the border die!
ReplyDeleteThe shimmery goodness on these flowing, mouthwatering ice-lollies is fantastic, Michele ... your colouring and shading is amazing ... irresistable! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteYour card is just awesome and looks so yummy! Great stamping and coloring! Thank you so much for playing along with us at DotMCC. Rosi x
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous card and what a fabulous tip!! I MUST give this a try!!
ReplyDelete