Isn't it Wonderful
11 years ago
I'm still having so much fun playing with Boobie Bunny as Breast Cancer Awareness Month continues. This is a card I made for a friend who wanted the card for her mother who is a breast cancer survivor. I found the pink ribbon image online and shrank it down and printed them and punched them out with my 1" punch and punched some pink DP as well I then Cuttlebugged all the pieces and put them in a quilt pattern on a white piece of Cardstock that I also Cuttlebugged and then scalloped the edges of. Boobie Bunny has a pretty pink dress that I paper pieced. Who says that digital stamps aren't versatile?! Boobie Bunny is from Sunshine's Stamps signature line of Sunny Buny digital images. I'll have some new projects posted on Saturday for Sunshine's Blog Hop so be sure to check back............there's Blog Candy on the Blog Hop!
Here is one of my latest cards using one of Sunshine's Stamps newest digital images from her Signature Line of Sunny Bunny. This cutie is called "Weewy Scaaawey Bunny" and I just love him. The sentiment is stamped with a dollar stamp I got at Michaels (ok, ok, we're in Canada, so the dollar stamps are actually a buck fifty here). This is for the Halloween card challenge this week on the 2 Red Bananas Blog and Cuttlebug Challenge #52. I didn't do any sewing on this card, so it looks a little nekkid to me. :o)
I'm backkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk! I know I haven't posted a card in forevah......but life, work and lack of mojo has been the order of the day around here for the past several weeks. I am just too excited to use an image from Sunshine's Stamps for my drought breaking card. Christina has a new line called Sunny Bunny and I have to say.........I just think they're the cutest! How could I not be inspired to make a card with this cute image? :o) This cutie is called Jack O' Bunny!
My DH is celebrating his new job this week and I made him this card using Tipsy McStagger, one of the newest digital images from Sunshine's Stamps. I used my Summer Sunrise paper from PTI and a cuttlebugged background. My beer "foam" has some sparkle in it since it's a celebration(ok, ok, its really Christmas foam............but it does look all pretty and party-like) :o)
Introducing Clammy Pete.........ummmmmmmm with gender identity issues. :o) This is Pete's female version and its one of the newest Ocean Dwellers digital stamps from Sunshine's Stamps. I used my lacy MS border punch to make a pretty edge and lots of pearls for the Digital Tuesday challenge #22. I colored "Pete" with my Prisma markers and then used a pink Sakura gel sparkle pen to cover it and give it some "bling". Check out Sunshine's Blog and Etsy store for more digital stamps from the Ocena Dweller series and other images as well.
Here is my latest card using one of Sunshine's Stamps newest digital images. It's called Lester Lobster(but I think he was named at the end of a loooooooooooong day at Sunshine's house and is really a crab LOL). I've used buttons for the ABC Challenge that I've discovered this week and can't wait to play and create more challenges there. This weeks challenge is "B for Buttons" and I'm always looking to use buttons on my cards.
This next card is using Hayseed Hank from Sunshine's Stamps digital images. I'm sure all of us have a male figure that this would make a great card or scrapbook layout for..........whether they're a redneck or not. The next image I'm going to color with a black and red checked hat! I've used Sketch #15 from the PaperTake Weekly challenge which is to chose one of the past 100 challenges. This card is also for the Digital Tuesday challenge this week which is to make a male card.
Here's my card using one of the new digital images from Sunshine's Stamps. The image is called Hot to Trot and I just loved playing around a "blinging" up the shoes! This is for the turquoise/brown/neutral challenge on the Pink Elephant Challenge Blog and the sketch is from the Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge.
Introducing "Big Bertha"!! One of the newest digital images from Sunshine's Stamps! Don't ya just love the facial expression? The inside sentiment is "Like a fish needs a net". *snicker*

I then enlarged the image and used an iron on transfer and applied it to a t-shirt with my name for work. The possibilities are endless with these digital images!