There is a new challenge starting on the LMMS Blog and the theme is Anything Goes – a perfect challenge and excuse to share your projects.  😀

For my project, I used the Ladybug Garden in rubber available at Little Miss Muffet Stamps.  Even though this isn’t a Valentine’s image, I couldn’t resist getting some pink and reds out to create another card for this weekend!  I’ve actually colored this image twice!  And no, you haven’t seen the other one before… after coloring most of it, I lost it.  It’s still somewhere between my car and craft room!  LOL  Some day it will turn up and then I’ll have a chance to make another one “just like this one”.  He he he

I’ve been having fun with all the Valentine colors this week and surprised myself with another project!  This one uses Fancy Sunbonnet Love rubber stamp from Little Miss Muffet Stamps.  I couldn’t resist coloring the package a kraft color, all ready to be shipped!  I also used another medallion that I created with some white sealing wax and a metal L-O-V-E press.  The letters were also made which I go into details a little further down.  Hope you like it and thanks for coming by today!  *Hugs

I created the letters using air-dry clay and a flexible mold.  After shaping the clay in the mold, I allowed it to try and pressed them out. To give them some color, I used my Copic markers to color the letters blue.  Then for some sparkle, I used some Art Anthology stuff to goop on.  After that stuff dried clear, I was able to glue the letters to my project – and that’s the story!  They turned out better than I thought.  😀
 

There is a challenge opening up at Little Miss Muffet Challenges and you’re going to love this one!  LOL  The theme is “All You Need is Love” and we’d like to see your creations.  And this is one that I actually participated in.  😀  

The image I used is Rainboot Bugs in rubber available at Little Miss Muffet Stamps.  The papers were scraps (I love cleaning up the desk) and the rest is history.   Hope you like it and come on over to play in the challenge!