Always inky • Always Sparkling
Our little rubber stamp image called “Hop Away Bunny” is how I remember my sister’s pet rabbit, “Nicholas.” He was so cute, but he was always running away from me. I think I was just a little too enthusiastic for him. Oh well, I’m still enthusiastic about bunny images. You can see a few “bunny” cards in this gallery.
Finding beauty in a dusty warehouse is not always easy to do. Actually, in reality it’s all a matter of timing. Not to mention, a big adjustment in attitude. The other day, while looking for something I noticed the sun was beaming into the window right through the card I had drying on the counter. Wow!! My office and studio are located above our production facility. It’s a warehouse and who has time to vacuum? Since my environment tends to be more “industrial” than elegant, I forget that some of my surroundings can be quite pretty.
Staring at a blank piece of paper can be intimidating. It’s really not as bad as you think. Ya just gotta start — somewhere, anywhere. Here’s a fast and elegant greeting to make and send. Just stamp the image and you’re almost done.
Continue reading “Cure for the Blank Page Syndrome”
This stunning card is also a presentation piece for a ribbon bracelet with a sliding charm. Use the same inks and color combinations to make a matching greeting card.
Continue reading “Sparkling Peacock”
Once in awhile, well actually quite often, I’m not sure where to start or what to make. But I’ve found that my scratch paper or desk blotters can be perfect little works of art, with just a strategically placed stamp of color and texture.
Continue reading “A Puff of Activity”
Yes, I know. This title doesn’t make sense. You can say it’s a “Judi-trying-to-be-silly” title. But really, it’s the photo of the card that makes you think, “Oooo. Looks fun.” Read on to see how it’s created.
Continue reading “It’s a Thanks of Daisies”
These bright and colorful Gerber Daisies set a happy background for this bicycle built for two. What a nice greeting for all of those pre-wedding and couples events.
Continue reading “Peddling May Flowers”