Ai Housework set!

Two more fun Art Impressions cards to share today, from their newest Work & Play release, now available on the Ai website.  Here's what I made with the Housework Set #5110:

 Once again, Ai comes out with a fun set, filled with great sentiments we can all relate to.  My first card is a 5 1/2" square one, coloured with Copic markers, and featuring some stitching from my sewing machine.

And that little cat on the Roomba??  Cracks me up.

New Ai Work & Play sets!

The Work & Play line by Art Impressions has some really fun sets that work for a lot of the people in our lives, and they are launching two new sets today on the Ai blog.  I was lucky enough to make a few samples for the Creativation show back in January, so here are the first two that I made using Loads of Fun set #5111:

I coloured up the images with Copic markers, and used some stitched dies to cut out the images and sentiments.  There are a whole bunch of wonderful sentiments included in the sets 

Here's the launch video from the Ai booth at Creativation - you may recognize a few cards!


I'll be back with a few more over the next little while.  Check out all the new sets here on the Ai blog.

Garden Gnome card

Here is the third card I made using the new Work & Play set from Art Impressions: "Gotta Garden (Sku #5000).  I really LOVE this little gnome - I love that he's been drawn like a lawn statue.  Lots of fun possibilities for cards using him!

I kept my design simple, as he is fairly small, but I wanted the focus on him - so I gave him a large floral mat, and a contrasting background.

Gardening card #2

Here's the second of my Gardening Cards... using the newly released Art Impressions Work & Play set: Gotta Garden (Sku #5000):

I loved using the pretty gingham & floral papers for this one, and dug out some floral ribbon that I've had kicking around for a while to finish it off.

Gardening card

Art Impressions just released their new Work & Play sets, including the fun Gotta Garden Set (Sku #5000).  I have one of the cards that I made for Creativation to share today:

I used spring-y colours to colour the fun couple using my Copic markers, added a few paper roses from my stash, and one of the six sentiments in the set as a banner.