As you know I have been taking part in the 2017 Spring Coffee Lover's Blog Hop and one of the sponsors is Jessica Lynn Originals. That stamp company offered a free digital image and that is what I am using for this card.
I went really simple with this card. After I had moved the digital image to a Word Doc. I then sized it to my desire and printed it out. In fact, I printed out a whole sheet of them as I think this could work for many types of cards. I used the Bic Mark-It Pens to color in the image. Then I die cut it with a Cottage Cutz Double Stitched Rectangle set. I also die cut another layer with the die using black card stock to make a frame. After they were all adhered together I added it to a white card base. I originally was not going to add a sentiment but since I needed more Easter cards I opted to add a greeting from a Gina K. Designs set called Springtime Baskets.
I really am happy the way this one colored for me. Sometimes I find that my printer ink will smear when I use any type of markers so most of the time I go with colored pencils when using digis. I think I lucked out with this one.
I am also entering this in the Word Art Wednesday Blog Challenge.
Well, I hope some of your will try to enter a few cards into the challenge as there are oodles of prizes being offered. And, there are lots of free digis so even if you don't win a major prize you still get some thing wonderful.
Well, I am almost done with my Spring coffee offerings. I think I have one more to go and then I plan on just doing the hop. I hope you are having a great weekend too.
God bless,
Verna
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Such a pretty card Verna. Great job with your color choices.
Another pretty card!
This is fabulous! What a great card for the Coffee Lovers Spring Blog Hop. Thanks for sharing with us.
Blessings,
Karen Letchworth
P.S. For another fun challenge, I welcome you to join us at Word Art Wednesday. Always Anything Goes/Family Friendly, lots of fabulous prizes, and loads of fun. I hope to see you there as well.
www.wordartwednesday.blogspot.com
Vera, you are right when you say that the image could be used for many different occasions and I like the way you colored it with the Bic Mark-It pens;it makes the cup look antique. Did you color it in using a circle technique? Doing the white, black and then the white again sure makes the images the recipient focus on the image. Love it!!
So pretty with beautiful coloring!
Sweet digi!
Very nice coloring of this sweet image.
That's a great image, love how you have colored it. Very pretty!!!
So pretty and great coloring too!
Beautiful card and coloring.
Beautiful!
This is so very pretty Verna! Hugs, Autumn
it's wonderful!
This is beautifully done!
What a beautiful card. Love this image!
I followed the link to the blog hop/My goodness there are a lot of prizes!
Will have to try to get a vard made as this hop looks like fun...
Love this combo of colors!!! Such a nice card!!!
So sweet and beautiful coloring
This is sooooo lovely, Verna.
x Asha
Another beautiful coffee card, Verna.
You are really enjoying this I think.
Very beautiful Verna! Love the colors you've used with this cup!
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