Dorky bird is by Judith. It comes in 3 sizes, this is the big one. I colored it with YR07, Y15, and R29 Copic markers. I had to go over the orange with the yellow several times to get a good blend. The "hey chick" is by Unity. It is layered on Basic Grey papers.
I did this one a while ago, before I had my Copic Air Brush. The fishing boat is by Judith. Colored with E33, E37, B24, R29, and E50. It was before my air brush and I wanted blue water and a sunny yellow sky without having to color it. I ended up cutting a piece of blue and yellow paper and glueing them together to stamp on. It didn't turn out so bad. It was a challenge to line up a wood mounted rubber stamp. A little crooked but, it worked. It was also before my Stamp-a-ma-jig. What a wonderful tool! See I told you I was a tool junkie! I didn't have a stamp with the sentiment that I wanted so I cheated and printed it out on the computer. Added a couple of fish hook eyelets, a little white ink on the bobber, layered it on some My Minds Eye paper and called it good. 
The Fishing Chicken is by Whipper Snapper. He is colored with C3, R35, E37, Y11, Y21, YG63, YG67, YG97, and W1 Copic markers. I took my multi liner pen and drew in the fishing line. I stamped, colored, and cut out the fish so I could pop him out with a pop dot. Birthday Fishes is from Papertrey Ink. I used my favorite labels 8 to cut out the image. It is layered on 2 of my favorites, October Afternoon and Cosmo Cricket.
Another one from Just Rite! This delicious looking cake is colored with Smooch Ink! They are little bottles of pearly goodness! This time I stamped the center and boarder seperately. I cut them out with circle Nesties, and used the petite scalloped circle as the base. The center with the cake is popped up with foam squares. I love those things! I use them all the time. The paper is from my favorite Cosmo Cricket.
This one is from the Thinking of You Borders & Centers. I stamped it with brown pigment and heat embossed it with clear powder on creme cardstock. Just Rite stamps are awesome, once you get used to using them. They take a little trial and error when you first get them. I just love how you can mix and match the centers and borders! It is cut out with oval Nestibilies and layerd on top of a scalloped oval. The papers were some scraps from the scrap bin. There is a tiny white pearl brad in the center of the flower.
I made this one for my sister, she is a horse lover! The horse is is by Serendipity Stamps. I bought it at the garage sale at the Pine City Scrapbooking Co. last year. I don't know why anyone would want to sell their stamps! I don't think I will every have enough of them! 
This cute little zebra is by Judith. He is stamped in black pigment and heat embossed with clear powder. He is colored with C5, C3, C1, R20, and BG10 Copic markers. He is cut out with labels 1 of the Nestibilites. The "happy birthday" is by Hero Arts, it is cut out with circles and layered on a scalloped circle. The black and white papers are from my scrap bin. I added the zebra print twill ribbon and a few white skittles.
A quick card today. I fell in love with this guy the first time I saw him! Judith has some fantastic stamps out there and I want them all!
Another cute one from Whipper Snapper! The mouse is colored with C1, C3, and R20. I used BG10 for the shadow. The flowers are colored with Spica glitter pens. It is cute out with the circle Nestibilites and layered on a flower also cut with Nestibilities. I used the EK Success tiny hearts border punch and the "with love" is a a scrap of white wash color core paper run through one of the Cuttlebug embossing folders and then sanded. I added a little Stickles to the flourish and words. I do love glitter!
A pretty pink card! Those of you who know me, know that pink is not my favorite color. It seems to be showing up more and more in the things I do. Maybe I am changing my mind? This is another Whipper Snapper stamp. As always it is stamped in black pigment and heat embossed with clear powder. I just love the look of it! It is colored with Copic markers, colors RV04, Rv06, YR02, YR04 E33, and W1. I colored the ground with E33 and then went back over it with the point of the blender pen, pushing the color away, creating sand. The paper is October Afternoon and the bling and ribbon are from my stash. I added a little Glossy Accents to the beak.
Another Easter card! This is Bernadette by Whipper Snapper. I colored her with Copic markers, E00, E33, E37 and some random pastels. What could be better than a chocolate bunny? The paper is Cosmo Cricket, the ribbon is from my stash, and the "Easter Wishes" is by Papertrey Ink. I cut the stamped image out with oval Nestibilities and layered in on a scalloped oval.
Another Whipper Snapper, Hooked Worm. Colored with Copics W3, G07, YG67, and R29. I used Glossy Accents on the bobber and on his eyes. A little dab of diamond stickles on the heart. It's kind of hard to tell from this picture but the layer of white under the stamped image is run through the Cuttlebut with the tiny bubbles folder. The paper is by Doodle Bug.
Something a little different today. This is a simple thank you card. The dragonfly is by Unity, the "thank you" is by See D's. Both are stamped in black pigment and heat embossed. The paper is by Basic Grey, the ribbon and the skittles are from my stash. Oh my, do I ever have a stash! It really is time to start using it. I have turned into such a hoarder!
Another cute stamp by Whipper Snapper! Colored with Copic markers R20, W1, W3, 100, R29, Y38, Yg03, and G06. Glossy Accents was added to their noses. The striped paper is by October Afternoon. The inside reads "Rats! I missed your birthday."
The stamp is Whipper Snapper, Tuesday Bathing Beauty. It's so cute! I just love it! The image is stamped with black pigment and heat embossed with clear powder. It is colored with Copic markers, W1 and W3 for the tub, the towels and soap are RV21 and RV 34. Her hair is Y38 and the bubbles are BG10. The inside is stamped with "May your day bubble over with fun" by Stampendous. The polka dot paper is by October Afternoon.
