About Me
- Joan
- Minnesota, United States
- I am retired and loving it. I have a wonderful husband of 55 years. We have 3 awesome children, 7 fabulous grandchildren and 8 incredibly precious great-grandchildren. I enjoy reading, walking, biking, card making, tatting, X stitching and quilling. My winters in Minnesota are spent mostly indoors while in the summer my husband and I spend quality time on our Harley enjoying the beautiful scenery in our area. I hate to cook, love anything sweet and have mixed feelings about exercising.
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Masculine Birthday
The Mod Squad Challenge Blog http://modsquadchallenge.blogspot.com/ this week asked us to make a masculine birthday card. TFL
Saturday, January 23, 2016
LOVE IS IN THE AIR
This week on Mod Squad Challenge Blog http://modsquadchallenge.blogspot.com/ we were asked to make a card using the theme LOVE IS IN THE AIR.
For my card I used a Tiddly Ink image colored with Spectrum Noir pens. When I color an image I always start with the hair & face. Those are the two areas I struggle the most with. Last night I did a really pretty face but horrible hair so today I colored a second image. I did the hair first and was pleased with the result and then the face. I have a new Epson printer and the ink ran on her face. Needless to say I was not happy but finished the image anyway. Heat drying probably helps but it also curls the paper. Does anyone have a suggestion for removing printer ink that runs?
For my card I used a Tiddly Ink image colored with Spectrum Noir pens. When I color an image I always start with the hair & face. Those are the two areas I struggle the most with. Last night I did a really pretty face but horrible hair so today I colored a second image. I did the hair first and was pleased with the result and then the face. I have a new Epson printer and the ink ran on her face. Needless to say I was not happy but finished the image anyway. Heat drying probably helps but it also curls the paper. Does anyone have a suggestion for removing printer ink that runs?
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