Sun Sea & Sand

Hi All!

Woo-Hoo! It's time for another Kenny K's Krafty Krew Challenge! This time it's Sun, Sea & Sand...we would like to see your Beach, holidays and summer fun or maybe add some sand to your creations. Here's my contribution for this week:

I used "Lil Pirate" from the recent Myths and Maidens release, colored with Copics. (but of course!)

Zip on over to the Krafty Krew blog check out fabulous creation by the rest of the design team and linkz your own creation - you could win fabulous prizes!

This weeks first sponsor is Kenny K's Downloads

The prize from Kenny is the winner's choice of 5 digi's.

And our second sponsor is

and this weeks winner will also receive this prize from

Marianne Designs

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Have fun! I can't wait to see what you create!

Until next time,

Jodi :-)

Let's Hear For The Red, White and Blue!

Hi All!

This is my first offcial Kenny K's Crafty Krew post! Yeay! Our theme this challenge is "Raise Your Flag" - create a project using the colors of your flag! I of course used the ol' red, white and blue and the gorgeous digi "Fourth of July" by Kenny K.(part of a min-release release now available).

 

Come on, ya know you wanna play along! Link up your creation (photo only) to the challenge at Kenny K's Krafty Krew and you could win some fab prizes!

 

This week's challenge is sponsored by

The prize from Kenny is the winner's choice of 5 digis.

 

My Mums Craft Shop will be giving this weeks winner
a fabulous £10.00 gift voucher.

Also, check out the new release:

I can't wait to see all the great creations!

Until Next Time,
Jodi

Something Different

First off, I'd like to give a shout out to my darling girl - she entered her first art competition today at the Englewood Youth Art Fair. She loves making messes just like her mom. :-) I hope it ends up being a really good experience for her.
So, let's get back to me. (LOL) I had thought about trying to convert one of my fine art pieces into a "digi stamp" I could call my own and after weeks of saying :I should try that", I finally did. The card below is the result of my efforts and I have to say I'm happy with how it turned out. I mean, if I'm going to be Copic happy, I should at least have some work that I can say is entirely me. I will say though that I think the next one I convert is not going to have a bunch of chevrons on the side to color. I thought my eyes were gonna cross.It'll be a bit more simple. Anyway, I hope you enjoy it!
Until next time,
Jodi

I colored this with my Copics (of course) and used Coredinations cardstock. I got to use my fabulous Tim Holtz ruler to space out the brads (it's got little holes in the ruler so you can see what you're doing - literally because the ruler itself is clear.) The converted art is my piece entitled "Ancient Voices"