Mft magical dragons

Here is a super cute card I wanted to share with you that I made for a dear friend for her birthday. This set is the Magical Dragons by Birdie Brown. It was all the craze this summer and I couldn't wait to get my hands on it. It sold out like crazy on all the online stores but I finally got mine. I created the background clouds with Tim Holtz distress inks, and colored the dragons in with copic markers. Sponged the clouds with distress inks to help them stand out. The dragons wings have…

MFT Dragon cards I finally broke down & bought the My Favorite Things Magical Dragon stamp set. So Monday evening, I sat down & decided...

Stamping A Latte: August MFT Release Countdown: Day Four!

Hi everyone, thank you for stopping by. I hope you are having a great day. I know that I have been doing a lot of birthday cards lately, so today I thought I would show you a clean and simple baby card that I created for a friend of mine. We're not entirely sure what she's having so I went with sweet gender neutral tones, and the dragons from My Favorite Things' "Magical Dragons" stamp set are just perfect. To begin, I stamped the little dragon with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on 110lb…

Hey friends! Today I pulled out the Magical Dragons set from MFT and my copics and coloured pencils on some kraft paper. I stamped it out with come really light ink for the no lines look. Then adde…

I’ve got the cutest pair for you today! I’ve been going through my stash of already coloured up images and trying to put a few more into cards. I had coloured up these two from MFT’s Magical Dragons and finally had an idea for a design with some inspirational jumpstart of MFT’s latest sketch challenge. I thought it would be great to create rows of clouds to mimic the lines in the card sketch. So I incorporated both clouds from the set, and stencil sponged clouds. For a pop of colour I added…

It's that time again! Time for some more inspiration for the Tic-Tac-Toe Challenge! For this card, I decided to use across from the left top to the bottom right - Stencil, Blues and Greens, and Texture. I started my card by cutting down some white cardstock to make an A2 top-folding card. I laid a stencil over the front of my card and used texture past and a palette knife to create the wonky chevron pattern you see behind my image. I love how this simple technique creates a great texture and…

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