Das Doppelte Lottchen #153

It's sunday, that means it's Lottie and Lisa time! 

Lottie and Lisa means Anni and I usually pick a stamp or stamp set or die that we both have (we nearly have the same taste!) and create a card with this product and another task.

Today Anni made a wish, and it is:

Memory Box - Loopy Rings Die

and

Critter

When I made this card I had just receives some super cute Reverse Confetto stamps, so I just had to use the bird - I like it so much!

I totally wanted to go for some super soft ink blending and add a little "something" by die-cutting the loopy rings from craft foam. I am not too happy with the result, but well, this is what I came up with:

At least I like the coloring of that little guy ;)

Now hop over to Anni's blog to find her creation :) She'll knock your socks off ;)

Thanks for viisting!

Smiles for ABNH

Good evening!

I'm on A Blog Named Hero today, playing with Hero Arts and Reverse confetti. And they make a great combo!

These are the cards that I'm talking about:

No black at all - it's possible ;)

Hop over to A Blog Named Hero to find out more.

There is still some time to join the latest challenge: 

There is a great price from our friends at Simon Says Stamp.

ABNH Challenge #49: Die A Little (or a lot)

It's that time again - there's a new challenge over at A Blog named Hero:

Die a little? No, of course we don't want you to DIE, but to use dies. easy-peasy, right? We all love dies anyway! As always you can win a fabulous prize from our Sponsor Simon Says Stamp. They're giving away a 25$ gift voucher to their store. :

So if you want to win this, hop over to A Blog named Hero and play along. The Design Team will not only be playing with Hero Arts supplies but also with Reverse Confetti this month. A match made in heaven ;)

For my card I used Chevron Dies from my favorite thing, the Large Hero Arts flower and a sentiment from Reverse Confetti. And know what? I found out that distress Markers are great to color an embossed image on vellum. The copics always color the embossing or you have to color on the back - which mutes the color. So this is a great use for Distress Markers (finally!). Not a perfect blended look, but no streaks at least. I think this is pretty! :)

Now take out your dies and some Hero Arts products and play along. We can't wait to see your creations!

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