Showing posts with label Pink Cat Studios. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pink Cat Studios. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Rex Loves Cake!

I have a confession...  this image (and another) has been colored since March, just staring at me with those adorable "I didn't do it" eyes, begging to go on a card, and I just did that today!!  
What in the world was I thinking??
This cute little dinosaur is named Rex and is the subject of many adorable stamps over at Pink Cat Studios. This particular image is called "Rex Loves Cake".  I colored him using Copics, and "sugared" the cake with Martha Stewart glitter.  What do you think?
Ingredients: Stamps: Pink Cat Studios {Rex Loves Cake}, Whimsie Doodles {Party Monkey rubber set}; Cardstock: PTI {White}, SU! {Red, Turquoise}; DP: Imaginisce {Animal Crackers: Step Right Up}; Ribbon: May Arts; Twine: Etsy; Button: My Mind's Eye; Other: Copics, MS Glitter.

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Robot Love and Pink Cat Studios!

When I saw the adorable robots on the Pink Cat Studio website it was love at first BYTE (hee hee...I couldn't resist a little robot humor this morning-- I think I may be sleep deprived and delirious!).  Seriously, these images are super duper cute and robots are THE thing with my little ones, so I had to use these for their Valentines...  and guess what?!?!  I'm being featured on the Pink Cat Studio blog today-- woo hoo!

These are bookmarks for my Reilly's reading class.  For the girls I used the  Boy LuvBot, and for the boys I used  the Boy Robot digital stamps.  These were so easy to make!  All I did was shrink the image down to about 1.5" and used my trusty old circle punch to punch out the images.  Next I colored the images with Copics and added a couple of white gel pen accents.  The background cardstock is from the Lil Robots collection by My Mind's Eye...so stinkin' cute.  I attached the matted image to the pre-made page markers I bought at Staples and Waaahhh  Laaaahhhh...

Hearts and flowers for the girls...

And an old school label maker 'to and from' on the back sides..... so robotic!