This is a card I saw in the CardMaker Magazine, Sept. issue.  I thought it was beautiful and I have those colors so here is my version.  Tim Holtz inks are amazing.

Strawberries from Close To My Heart

This is a CTMH stamp that comes in a wonderful set full of fruit.  This is my homework for the green lesson, video nine.  I love the strawberries in this set. 

Wedding Card. Tilda and Edwin.

These are elements of my Copic class.  The bride and groom, are from the black and white video.  I used I used all C copics for the plus BG10.  The Bears are CTMH stamps and they were for my fur practice.  I am about halfway done with class 2 and looking forward to class 3 and 4.

Cute Pirate Tilda Plus an Eve Doodle

This is my homework from Copic Class Level 2.  I am working on coloring black.  This was just the boots, that I was coloring for class.  I used C9, 5, 3 and 1. 

Doodles and more Doodles

This is just doodles with my newest Grandson in the center.  I love the Copic Multiliners.  You can doodle and color right away.   No waiting time to dry and no bleed through. 

Corrected color shift.

This is the same one I posted the other day, but I noticed it has a blue color cast so this is the same one with the color cast pulled out.  Sorry about that, but Thank goodness for Photoshop and Photoshop Elements.

Homework from the white class.

This is the homeowrk for my White class.  The colors I used to do the frosting is BG10, C1 and C3. 

Happy 4th of July---Be Safe, Don't drink and Drive

This is the first stamp I colored with the copics.

I knew I was hooked after coloring this one.  This was way back in Feb.  I only had a few colors but this was the way I always pictured this stamp looking.  I had stamped it before and tried my Prismacolor pencils but I was not as happy as the copics.  Thanks Linda and Beth for making my scrapbook life for fun.  BTW, don't get me wrong, I love my pencils, but this is what I was looking for.

TIM HOLTZ ALCOHOL INK APPLICATOR REPLACEMENT FELT from Ranger

TIM HOLTZ ALCOHOL INK APPLICATOR REPLACEMENT FELT from Ranger
With Tim Holtz Alcohol Ink and the blending tool it is exciting to see what colors you are going to come up with.  I love making my own background paper.  Since I do not get out much.  I have my autistic son that keeps me close to home so making my own paper is perfect. I just take a felt pad,  place 3 drops of different colored ink on the pad and pat my paper.  Every one is so different.  I will post some others I have made in my next post.