Pumpkin Fairy House

07/09/15

Hello friends!

I have a new card to share with you created with a beautiful stamp from Pink Ink Stamp Company called Pumpkin Fairy House! Their Fall and Winter release is available now, and there are some really pretty images!

Isn't that a fun image! I would so love to go inside that little pumpkin house! Anyway, I colored the scene with Copic markers, then I stamped a mask, masked the house and blended some Salty Ocean distress ink lightly around it. I colored a little bit of grass along the bottom with Copics as well. I stamped the Thinking of you sentiment in Memento Tuxedo Black ink.  I cut my little scene out with the Double stitched oval die from My Favorite things and mounted it with foam tape onto a Razzleberry background stamped with the Diagonal Stripes background stamp. I added a few details with my white gel pen, and then a few very colorful Pretty Pink Posh sequins to finish it off.

And a close up so you can see all the fun details in this adorable stamp! This is a really fun one to color!

Thanks so much for stopping by! The Pink Ink Stamp Co products I have used are linked below!

Have a great week!

Kay :)

Pink Ink Wood Mount Stamp, Pumpkin Fairy House

Pink Ink Wood Mount Stamp, Thinking of You

Pumpkin Fairy House

8/25/2015

Hello Pink Ink Fans! I hope the end of your summer is going well and you're looking forward to the change of seasons into Autumn.  It's Shelby here today to show you one of the oh so wonderful new stamps from the most recent release at Pink Inks.  This stamp is called Pumpkin Fairy House.  Isn't it so darn cute?  I decided to make more of an evening/night scene with my coloring because who doesn't love a little sparkle in their lives?  The background was done with Distress Inks with a foam blending tool (stormy sky, tumbled glass, fossilized amber and squeezed lemonade) and the image was colored up with Copic markers.  Copics and Distress Inks (dye inks) are perfect partners since they do not react with each other when they come in contact!  The stars were created with Bo Bunny glitter paste and a stencil and then I added a few (or more) crystals.  I cut the image with an oval die twice and the added dimension with different sized foam dots...easy as can be! Thanks for stopping by today, and I hope I was able to give you a little bit of your fix for Pink Ink!! Shelby