Red, White and Blue Challenge

I recently lost my job, I have another one lined up at our local school, but I am free until school starts so I have been enjoying the time off by working lots at my church, and putting extra time into my cards. I was able to get my ETSY shop back up and running (Link in side bar). I've also been enjoying trying my hand at several challenges. This week I decided to make a card for The Greeting Farm's July challenge.

The theme is Red, White, and Blue. I chose to use the Rubber Stamp image called Cheeky Cherry Pie. I decided to do my old standby easel fold because it looks great when displayed. So here is how it turned out.

I colored the sweet little image with Prismacolor pencils. For her hair I used a blend pallet that I learned from the pencil class I took from Kit and Clowder. I do say it's one of my favorite hair coloring I've done yet.

Thanks again for reading!

Nikki

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