June 24
In My Studio – June 24
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Here’s what’s going on in my studio…
I received my monthly Paper Pumpkin box, so I made these cards for Cards For A Cause.
June’s featured organization is Community Pregnancy Center of Barberton, Ohio.
This Week’s Inspiration
In 2013, I’m doing Inspiration Mondays and Results Thursdays. Every Monday, I’ll post a painting “inspiration” and then on Thursdays, I’ll post how I’m interpreting that inspiration.
Last week’s inspiration was from my friend, Amy…LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD. Here is the girl I started, using that inspiration.
This week’s inspiration comes from The Typist (Georgia’s momma) of Little Dogs On Long Leashes…SCHOOL DAYS.
Good luck with Little Dogs On Long Leashes. Have a terrific Tuesday.
Best wishes Molly
That is a lovely card, I like cards that are not too flowery and sugary like that.
Can’t wait to see your Little dogs on long leashes painting.
Your Red Riding Hood girl is wonderful, I love how you have painted her cloak kind of in the background.
Lynne x
Nice as always. I am curious about your inspiration painting. 🙂
I meant to add curious about next week’s painting.
we love that card.
stella rose
I really like that card! You always make such pretty and clever things!
What a beautiful card! Can’t wait to see what you do with that inspiration! Lee and Phod and their Lady
Looks like you’ve been very busy! And very creative.
XXXoOO Daisy, Bella & Roxy
Our Martha strikes again! Am I the only one who sees something a little ominous in your Red Riding Hood? I suppose the tale that inspired the painting is a little dark as well. Or maybe it says more about me than it does your painting!
She did turn out a little fierce. Probably knows she’s got a wolf to deal with.
This is a lovely card Lori – I like how the little honeycomb apertures complete each other with the honeycomb mosaic and stamped hearts are peeking from underneath 🙂 very nice and original
how did you make the apertures? a punch? die or was a pre-cut card blank?
I think those bundles of craft sent to you are very nice 🙂 Do you come up with your own card designs or do you follow a proposed project from the craft kit?
These cards came in a kit and the apertures were pre-cut. When it comes to cards, I most often follow a pattern. I’ll change colors and papers, but that’s about it. It’s funny…I have no problem painting with abandon, but when it comes to papercrafting, I’m not very adventurous.