Can you see the bunny under the foliage? This is a stamped image colored with Copic markers.

Marilyn demonstrated this pop-up card during September's Stamp Club session at The Scrapbook Page in Shawnee, Kansas. She showed two versions; this is the masculine one.

The blue card is an example of how some coordinated paper, stickers and ink can make for a relatively quick card. The one with the cat was a stamped image colored with Copic markers.

I made this card for a colleague who recently became a naturalized citizen of the United States. I used my Silhouette to make the flags.

Honey Bee Tilda Card in Purple

Copic colors used:

Skin: E0000, E00, E50, R20

Hair: E31, E33, E99, Y28

Wings: BV0000

Bee tummy: Y11, Y13, Y15, C1, C3, C5, C7

Outfit: V0000, V12, V15

Pink Gingham Magnolia Card

A cheerful little birthday card, using a Magnolia stamp and Copic markers. I wanted to showcase the pink gingham a bit, so I mounted the green cardstock onto the pink gingham. Greens are colored using the YG01 - 04 series. Bench is done using W1 - 6. Sentiment is from a Close to My Heart set (D1475: Card Chatter - Birthday).

Flower Pot Card

I used my Silhouette to make this cute flowerpot card.