I’ve got 2 cards over on the Sunny Studio blog today. The first one uses a set called Sunny Sentiments. It is one of my favourite sets – it has some greats fonts. I masked off a strip and blended in some distress inks. To create the dots, I used a stencil and removed some ink with a baby wipe.

This second card was really fun to make. I had fun mixing and matching different sets – Birthday Smiles, Bundled Up and Sending My Love stamp sets.

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I’ve got a sweet little project up on the Sunny Studio blog today. What better way to package some Easter treats, then in a pillow box?

I stamped the stars on the background using the Sunny Borders stamp set. The banner is from the same set. The chick and eggs are from the A Good Egg set and I also used the coordinating dies.

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I’m a little late with my Sunny Studio card, but I have just been sooo busy and feel like I have been chasing my tail all week. Have you had week’s like that? It doesn’t help that hubster is overseas for work so I’m juggling the single mum gig as well!

Anyway, you came here for a card, and a card I have for you – one that I hope will brighten your day. It uses the Sunny Studio Backyard Bugs and Sunny Sentiment stamp sets.

I stamped the images and coloured them in with Copic markers. I then arranged them into a scene and used a Lawn Fawn Polaroid die (Say Cheese) to contain the scene. The background stripey paper is some patterned paper from my stash.

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Hello. Today I have a Sunny Studio card to share with you that would brighten anyone’s day. Who doesn’t love a rainbow? This card was made using the Rain or Shine set along with the Sunny Sentiments set. And don’t you just love the Sunshine word die?

To create the sky I sponged on some Distress ink then spritzed it with a mini mister. I then mopped up the excess with a paper towel.

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I’m feeling a little under the weather this week, so I’m popping in super quick with my Sunny Studio card.

I’m off to bed. Catch you soon,

How awesome is the Sunny Studio stamp set called Sunny Sentiments? Check it out if you haven’t already. It is such a fun and easy set to use and it has co-ordinating dies which is even better.

My card is pretty straight forward. I did some masking in the background to create the sun rays. The clouds and sun were stamped and die cut, then coloured with Copic markers. You can see the sun has a nice layer of Wink of Stella clear glitter brush pen.

Some elements are popped up with foam tape to add some interest.

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