Digital Delights by Louby Loo - Ribbons, ribbons, and more ribbons with color scheme!!!

  Welcome toThursday and a brand new challenge from Wendy for Delightful Challenges! Wendy has the cutest images at Digital Delights by Louby Loo, and they're so much fun to color! Wendy's challenge this week is Ribbons, Ribbons, and more ribbons along with a color scheme of gorgeous fall colors! We're being sponsored by Really Reasonable Ribbons. For my card, I chose to use this adorable giraffe holding up a sign. I just ran him through my printer to put the sentiment on it.

He's colored with Copic markers and then cut out and popped up off the page. Cardstock is Bazzill and the printed papers are digital. Ribbon and buttons are from my stash, and all the panels are machine stitched. Please be sure and pop over to Delightful Challenges to see what my design team sisters have created for your viewing pleasure today. And don't forget to check in on our sister design team for Digital Delights to see their fabulous creations as well! Thanks for stopping by to see me today and hope to see you back again soon! Hugs!

Digital Delights - September release!!!

Happy Thursday everyone!! Guess what! It's time for a new release of adorable Halloween images from Digital Delights by Louby Loo  along with a brand new challenge from Delightful Challenges!! This weeks challenge from Wendy is "Show us those Halloween cards"!  Is this not the sweetest little trick or treater you've ever seen? She truly is too cute to spook! Her name is Pumpkin Lara and she's available right now over at Digital Delights! The sentiment is from the new Halloween Sentiment Set . I just printed it out on my cardstock and cut around the oval. Easy Peasy!! Those cute little bats up in the left hand corner was cut from the image Ghost Billy and his bat balloons which is available on the Holidays and Seasons DVD Volume 1. I just used those cute bats!  

Pumpkin Lara and the bats are colored with Copic markers, and then cut out and popped up off the card front for dimension. The fence is from a Martha Stewart border punch, and that spooky castle was cut with my Cricut Expression and Paper Dolls Dress Up cart. That glorious black bow (hidden behind the watermark) was made using May Arts silk ribbon and the fabulous Bow Easy. Please be sure and check out all the wonderful images available at Digital Delights, and don't forget to take a good gander at what the rest of the awesome Design Team has come up with, too!! Then we'd love it if you'd grab your paper and glue and join us in the challenge! I can't wait to see what you come up with! Hugs!