Showing posts with label Bic Markers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bic Markers. Show all posts

Monday, January 05, 2015

January 2015 Calendar

 

A Calendar template from Bic Mark-It markers that I found on their Facebook page as a pdf file.  Loaded into Adobe Photoshop Elements and cropped and converted to png format.  Snowflakes and Snowy Trees elements from misskatecuttables  and the snowbank from a layout file by Creative Kuts.

I am planning to print and cut out later and color the background with bright colors, and than create a calendar or 'project life album' inserting photos and journaling tags.  This is the start of this project; and just hope that I will be able to download each page from Bic.

Thank you for stopping by and have a great crafty day.

Sunday, September 21, 2014

Sarah

 

Supplies used:
  • Software used:  Adobe Photoshop Elements 12
  • Silhouette Studio Design Edition
  • Bic Markers and Copic marker for skin coloring
Using Adobe Photoshop Elements brushes, I created the background on the mat using Vintage Rose brush.  Once finished, I open/merged into  Silhouette Studio DE to print and cut image.  Colored the image with Bic Markers and for the skin color, used Copic marker.  Placed on the mat with foam tape and ready for a card base when I am ready to send a birthday card.

Thank you for stopping by to visit with me; and check out A Girl Who Plays for the DT's work, and look thru what is offered in the digi store.  Happy crafting to all.

I would like to enter into these challenges:

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Sprinkling Spring....

 

Sprinkling Spring

  • Step-card cut out with Silhouette Studio Design Edition ... file obtained from SilhouetteOnlineStore, created by Lori Whitlock
  • Design paper by using my Abode Photo Elements Version 7.0
  • Sentiments print and cut 
  • Sprinkling Spring image from The Stamping Chef 
  • Flowers on lower step created by me using SCAL 3 and from the SCAL3 library.
  • Beads and brads from my personal stash
  • Bic markers used for main coloring; and Copic #R00 used for the skin tone.
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Challenges entered:

Thank you for stopping by, and hugs to all.