Thinking of You

 I can't believe it's Friday again! Sometimes time goes so fast when you're working from home, but also when there are many things that you need to get done, time goes very slow hehe. Anyway, I am sharing another card with a cute image using a mask. It's one of the first images I get from The Greeting Farm with the pandemic and/or quarantine theme. This was a limited-edition free digital stamp that was offered a couple of months ago. I printed it on my Xpress-It paper using my Epson L1800 printer. It turned out nice because my markers were blending very well and the ink didn't bleed at all.

Credits:
Digital stamp: Social Distance Anya - digi from The Greeting Farm
Stamp: My Favorite Things (sentiment)
Digital papers: Bright Sunshiny Day TN Papers by Studio Basic and Traci Reed 
Ink: Brilliance
Dies: My Favorite Things and my stash
Coloring: Copic and Finecolour markers

Hello, Hey, Hi!

Masks are very popular thesedays in Indonesia. In the beginning of the pandemic there was a scarcity of masks, particularly the medical one-time use masks. The government had mandated us to use the mask in public and that fabric masks are more than sufficient to ward off the droplets to prevent transmission. From then on there has been sooooo many masks sold here. From cheap ones to ornate expensive ones. I love buying them too because I can match them to my clothes. So here is a card that was inspired by those fabric masks sold all around the country.

Credits:

Stamps: Quarantine Life - digi set from The Greeting Farm and My Favorite Stamps (sentiment)

Ink: Memento (Tuxedo Black) and Stampin' Up

Digital papers: Still Me 12x12 Papers by Traci Reed

Dies: Surprise Creations, Lawn Fawn and my stash

Coloring: Copic and Finecolour markers

Be Yourself Card

I’m not ready for fall yet (well partly because here we don’t get fall/autumn season, just dry and rainy season), so I am making a fall-ish card with a non-fall colors.

I just love pairing this beautiful image from Some Odd Girl with this aqua and blue floral patterns. So pretty, I can’t help but make it simple to showcase both the stamped image and papers. I just add that dark red flower to sort of embellish the card a bit.

Credits:
Digital stamp: Strolling Mae from Some Odd Girl
Clear stamp: Fiskars (sentiment)
Ink: Memento in Tuxedo Black
Coloring: Copic and Finecolour markers
Digital papers: Project Twenty-Fifteen – Nov by Laura Passage