This way cool stamp is by Colorado Craft company it’s such for to colour up. Think I’ll go with pink next time, maybe?

It’s time for my first Rachelle Anne Miller card this month. It’s been such a busy month, but I’m hoping to still get my DT work done. Both teams knew I wouldn’t be very reliable we’re a bit into July at least. I’m glad I stayed around on two teams though, as a little bit of crafting provides such a great way to just slow down and relax a little at the moment! Anyway, you’re here for my card and not my chatting!
I’ve used this adorable girl on a swing stamp (A Swinging Summer) and added a little scene around it. Nothing fancy. The Colorado Craft Company sentiment is stamped with black ink onto the coloured panel and then I just left it at that. The panel is added to the card base using a bit of foam tape.
December already and although I have a lot of winter and Christmas themed cards to show you this month, I am starting off with a floral card! Today’s project is a card made using the Little Things floral stamp from Crafty Meraki’s own collection. I started out by making a line in the middle with a black marker and masked off one half of the card, then I stamped the flower stamp before masking the other side, rotating the stamp set and stamping again. That way I used the same part of the stamp twice.
Once I had coloured it up I used part of a sentiment stamp from the Colorado Craft Company collaboration set, before using the rest of the same sentiment next to it instead of having it under as it was designed. I glued it onto lilac MFT card stock and used matching enamel dots from Altenew.
And here is a close-up photo for you.
Copics used: BV000, BV02, V000, V12, V15, V17, V09, Y13, Y17, Y19, YR27, YG61, YG63, YG67, RV02
Today Crafty Meraki is having a special mini release. It’s a collaboration with Colorado Craft Company! It is a part of CCC’s big and bold line and it’s a gorgeous orchid.
I have opted for a no-line version in a bit of an unusual colour, at least for an orchid. Then again, orchids can be in pretty much any colour you want, right? Once I had almost all of it coloured up, I simply had to give the centre a lime green colour. I don’t know why, but that’s what felt right at the time and I really quite like it, actually.
Copics used: RV91, RV93, RV95, BV23, E70, E74, E77, N3, N5, N7, N9, YG01, YG13, YG67
For today’s card, as my Crafty Meraki post of a the week, I’ve used Colorado Craft Company as my primary focus. The stamp is called Big & Bold Sympathy Rose. The stamp is quite large, so you need to cut it to make it fit on an A2 card. I opted for an angle a bit different to what is usual for this stamp and I picked some semi-random colours to colour it up. The flower is stamped with Ink On 3’s Fadeout ink.
As the stamp itself takes up so much space, I opted to leave the card reasonably simple. Just a bit of frantage over the coloured panel, a sentiment and some enamel dots in a match colour.
The sentiment is from MFT Stamps, the Smile Maker set, and is embossed in white on dark green card stock.
Copics used: R30, YR00, R12, R43, RV34, YG61, G43, G46, BG99