Portion Control for Power Poppy

I stamped the pretty Winter Wonderland from Power Poppy with black Memento ink and colored it with copics.  I cut it out and used the same die cut to make a frame for this and edged it in gold pen.  I cut a burgundy and blue Merrie Christmas and off set them so it has a shadow effect.  I added some bling with gems to finish the card.

Power Poppy with Sympathy

This digital stamp Every things Rosy is from Power Poppy.  I downloaded it on cryogen white text weight and colored it with Copic makers.   I trimmed it to fit this 6x6 card and used a Sue Wilson border die to finish the bottom. 

Power Poppy Flower Bomb

This beautiful digital image is available at Power Poppy.  I printed it off on cryogen white text weight paper and colored it with copics. I fussy cut it out and raised it up on the ribbon. The background is a cuttlebug embossing folder.  I edged it with a gold pen to finish the card.

Rose bouquet from Power Poppy

This beautiful image is a digital from Power Poppy.  I downloaded it onto cryogen white text weight and colored it with copic markers. I love the cryogen white papers to use with copics, the ink floats a little for blending but it's the easiest paper I have found to use with copics.  It's not a bright white more of a winter white with some sparkle to it. 

Climbing Clematis in purples

This beautiful clematis and butterfly image is a digital image from Power Poppy.  I downloaded it onto cryogen white text weight and colored it with copic markers.  the die cut is Go Kreate one I had in my stash and I edged everything with a gold pen. The corners are peel off stickers.

Power Poppy's digital tulips

I downloaded the tulips from Power Poppy's site onto cryogen white text weight paper and colored them with copic markers.  I cut out around them and edged all the layers with Krylon gold pen.  The die cut is from Sue Wilson's creative expressions. 

No line coloring with Markers

This is my second no line coloring project for Power Poppy.  This one is done with copic markers.  I really like the marker coloring technique and it was fun to make this. 

Power Poppy "No line coloring"

The challenge this month over at Power Poppy is No line coloring.  I used their download of the Camellias and  colored pencils to color this.  It was quite a challenge using colored pencils, been years since I've used those and I only have a very small package of them.  I watched Alyce's video on the coloring with the pencils and tried to recreate some of her techniques.  It was fun even though I think I will like her marker videos better, I'm not patient enough to use this method all the time. LOL 

Power Poppy Bouquet in Pinks

I used the beautiful bouquet from Power Poppy and stamped it in memento and colored it with copics. Cheerylynn square used to cut it out and on the green layers as well.  Spellbinders curved borders 2 for the yellow layer and lined it with pearls. Prima flowers and leaves to finish this card.

Ruffled orchids with Sympathy

This new digital image from Power Poppy is just gorgeous and fun to work with. I printed it off on cryogen white shimmer paper in text weight and colored it with copics. I cut it out with a spellbinders die and edged it with a silver pen. I rounded all the corners and then used a sissex corner punch and rounded the corner off on it as well.  Added a saying and some bling to finish the card.  the card is 5x7 

Ruffled Orchid

The new digital from Power Poppy is this beautiful ruffled orchid. I printed it off on text weight cryogen white paper which has a slight shimmer to it and cut it out with a Spellbinders die.  I colored this with copics in the BV colors and G colors for the leaves. I sponged some distress ink around the image and added some layers. I haven't added the saying and won't until I need to send the card, then I can add whatever saying I need at that time.   The card is 5x7. 

Power Poppy Sweet Peas

The January digital stamp set from Power Poppy is Sweet Peas, I printed it off on cryogen white and used copics to color it.  The dies are a spellbinders elegant rectangle and the saying is a peel off.  Check out the gorgeous stamps and digital from Power Poppy.

Power Poppy Winter Challenge

The challenge at Power Poppy is to make a winter flower card.  I used their Paper Whites stamp in memento black and colored it with copics. I added some stickles to the buds to soften them up.  I layered this 5x5 square card with dark purple and lavender and silver mirror card. I added a pretty border die by Sue Wilson and added a gem to each one.  Check out the challenge at Power Poppy and join in the fun.

Power Poppy Poinsettia in pinks

The challenge this month at Power Poppy is Pinks. I stamped the poinsettia in memento black and colored it with copics. I added some stickles to the center and the berries and cut it out with a label 4 spellbinders die and edged it in gold pen. The background is a cuttlebug embossing folder and the corners were done with a Creative expression Sue Wilson Australian corner. I finished the corners with a gold pen and added a pearl to each one.

Power Poppy Paperwhites

I used the beautiful new paper whites stamp by Power Poppy, colored them with copics and added stickles to the berries.  I cut out a portion of the stamp and added it to the bottom edge.  I used a cuttlebug embossing folder and then added some metallic rub on in pearl to give it some shine.  I cut out the image with a spellbinder die and edged it with distress ink. Added some lace, silver pen around the edge to finish this card. 

May Flowers by Power Poppy

Power Poppy's challenge for May is May Flowers.  I love this tulip image and printed it out on cryogen white paper and colored it with copic markers. I used a Cheery Lynn stitched oval die to cut it out and trimmed it in a gold pen.  I added a tulip cuttlebug embossing to the background in pale yellow and attached it to a 5x7 lavender card.  The saying is from Power Poppy's  clear stamp set blooming wonderful.   I used a Sue Wilson die for the saying.  Be sure to check out the gorgeous flower images at Power Poppy.   I used the feather and pearls to cover up where my hand moved and I got some gold on the front of the oval while I was edging it in the gold. You can always find a way to cover a boo boo.!!!!    

Another Switch up Your Shades for Power Poppy

I'm entering this in the Power Poppy Switch up your shades challenge.  I used the vase of Azaleas stamp for this card and embossed it in detail gold and colored it with Twinkling H2O's. I fussy cut it out and attached it to the Spellbinders circles.  The border is a Sue Wilson border and I edged all the dies in a gold pen.  The flourish is a Cheery Lynn and the flowers are from Michaels and I colored them with a copic marker.  These last two card are thank you cards for my sister's memorial fund. She lost her battle with cancer a couple of weeks ago. 

Switch up your shades

Power Poppy's challenge for this month is to change up your coloring medium.  I stamped the pretty Azaleas stamp set, embossed it in gold and used my old twinkling H2O's to color it.  I used a Sue Wilson Herald Square die set and edged it in spun sugar distress ink.  I added some pretty pink flowers on top of the Cheery Lynn flourish and pearls to finish the card. 

Forget me not

This pretty blue card and flowers are for the Double D challenge. This pretty image is from Power Poppy's digital images, climbing clematis.  I cut the image out with the French Flair and edged it in gold and colored it with copics.  All the dies are French Flair from Cheery Lynn.   I added some pearls and a pretty double bow to finish the card.

Stretch yourself

Stretch yourself is the challenge over at Power Poppy.  This card is 5.5 wide and 8.5 tall.  I used the Power Poppy image Heaven and Nature Sing and colored it Copics.  I used Cheery Lynn dies for the top, center, leaves and flowers. The border die at the bottom is a Sue Wilson for Creative Expressions.
Power Poppy
Cheery Lynn
Sue Wilson available at Joan's Garden