New stamps from Impression Obsession arrived last week and I love them all ! Since Spring is here Kelli challenged us to use springy colors to make a cards in shades of lavender, blue and green (her favorite color combo). The large image stamp is from Butterfly Bliss clear stamp set, and the sentiment is from Mini Messages clear stamp set. I just love that little sentiment set. It has a little bit of everything and they are small and can fit anywhere. If you would like to play, make a card in shades of lavender, blue and green. Post a link in the comments section and I will come by and visit.
Here are two more cards I created (not for the challenge) with Impression Obsession stamps. I used SEI patterned paper and the collection came with a sticker sheet/labels. The flower is from Petite Flowers II clear stamp set. I used a scratch piece of paper to cover the bottom of the label to stamp the image "inside" the label. I used markers to color the image. Sentiment is from the Mini Messages set.
For the second card I used different flowers from the Petite Flowers set and colored them with markers, again. Just love those flowers. I love them because they are different and I can color them any color I want !
I think that is all for tonight. I have more cards to share with you, yes, I have been busy. I wish I had more time to post. Have a great day!







Here is a spring card I made with 





OK, just one more before I go. My little one is sleeping. I gave him a bath and fed him and he passed out. He usually doesn't go to sleep until 10 pm. I hope this doesn't mess up his wonderful sleeping schedule. This morning we both slept until 9:30. That was nice, especially for me.
I can't leave without showing you this adorable photo of Alex. We went for a walk yesterday and it was sunny and very bright. He is two months old and his first well check up is on Monday. I can't wait to find out how much he weighs. I think he is about 12 pounds or more. I can't believe this long post. Have a great weekend and thanks for stopping by. 




