No black lines....Please
No black lines...Please..
That is the name of the challenge at Prairie Fairy.
So, I stamped this Great Impressions "G289" with Bashful Blue ink. I colored with Copics, and added a whole lot of Stickles. The paper is DCWV Christmas.
I thought the ornament print went well with the hanging ornaments in the image. Then, I remembered I got the Ornament Punch a long time ago from SU. Haven't ever used it! I stamped the "let it snow" with Brilliant Blue. It is from a Penny Black set, "Holly Day Critters." The "falling star" image is from Elzybells. The card stock is Brilliant Blue, Ballet Blue and Old Olive.
It was definitely different not stamping with black ink. I thought snowmen would work the best, since I usually outline them in blue. I'll have to try this again with another type of image. Others seem to be able to do it well, I guess I should be able to do it too!!
Well, I got my right knee injected Monday with a steroid. I even let a Physicians Assistant Student do it! I guess the only way to learn is by doing it!! She did a great job. I'm going back in a month or 2, then will have both knees injected with Synvisc. It supplements your knee fluid with a viscous solution to help relieve pain and improves the shock absorbing abilities of the knee. Believe it or not, it is a protein made out of the cockscomb from chickens!! We'll see how those chickens work for me!!!
That is the name of the challenge at Prairie Fairy.
So, I stamped this Great Impressions "G289" with Bashful Blue ink. I colored with Copics, and added a whole lot of Stickles. The paper is DCWV Christmas.
I thought the ornament print went well with the hanging ornaments in the image. Then, I remembered I got the Ornament Punch a long time ago from SU. Haven't ever used it! I stamped the "let it snow" with Brilliant Blue. It is from a Penny Black set, "Holly Day Critters." The "falling star" image is from Elzybells. The card stock is Brilliant Blue, Ballet Blue and Old Olive.
Well, I got my right knee injected Monday with a steroid. I even let a Physicians Assistant Student do it! I guess the only way to learn is by doing it!! She did a great job. I'm going back in a month or 2, then will have both knees injected with Synvisc. It supplements your knee fluid with a viscous solution to help relieve pain and improves the shock absorbing abilities of the knee. Believe it or not, it is a protein made out of the cockscomb from chickens!! We'll see how those chickens work for me!!!
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Hugs
Suzi x
Sorry to hear about your knee. Hope the injections do the trick!!
On a blog note - and I hope this doesn't come across as rude.........I'm so happy you deleted the dolphin jumping thing.......for some reason, it just drove me nuts when I would visit your blog!!! (I'm a bit nutty!). I would have to turn my speakers down. Again - I hope you don't feel I'm being mean - just wanted to mention it anyway :)
Maria
Hugz & TFS,
xx Tracey/FFF-DT xx
Cheers
Sonia
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Thanks for playing along!
xo