5 images using Marco Raffine colouring pencils

Back again..

Had a lovely morning colouring using my new pencils. 72 amazing colouring pencils by Marco Raffine and im going to say they are great. After finding that the cheapest 120gsm paper/card that iv got is the best to use with them i got a bit carried away colouring. Need to sort out which colours are the best for using for the skin tones but we shall get there.

You be seeing these images again when they've been dressed up onto cards

72 Yummy colours

Brought the ones that come in a tin for £22 mainly for the storing of them as i no what im like for keeping things tidy but you can get them cheaper if you want them in a cardboard box

Iv scanned the images... Kenny K

Kenny K

Oddball Art Stamps

Kenny K

Ching-Chou Kuik

Delicious Doodles

Take care

Hugs

xx Lozzy xx

Celebrations at Ching-Chou Kuiks Facebook Group

Hi everyone and hope you all ok..

Would like to show you a card that i have made for a special celebration and challenge over at Ching Chou Kuik Facebook Group. The challenge is to colour with your favourite colour combo so for my colours at the minute its from the green colour range. Have used Ching-Chou Kuiks image called Little Clover with Prima Oil Pastels to colour = Olive for the hair, rest are Yellow Green, Cadmium Green and for the skin = Salmon Pink, Raw Sienna and Magenta.
Plus let you no that this image is a thank you freebie image from Ching-Chou Kuiks Facebook Group as we've reached 1500 members and be great if you coloured her and enter the challenge.

spellbinder oval die
Sizziz flower die/coloured with pastels 
seam-binding ribbon 
brads from stash

My design Old Vintage digi papers

This weekend only 40% off

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Hugs

xx Lozzy xx

would like to enter into =
creative fingers/anything goes
crafty hazelnuts patterned paper/pattern papers
aud sentiments/happy birthday or the number 6
reasonable ribbon/flowers with ribbon or trim

3 more images with Prima Pastels

Hi everyone and hope you still ok

Iv been playing again and i must say im loving my new Prima water soluble Pastels. So easy to use and im loving the results. Just scribble a bit of the colour on a craft sheet then pick colour up with water brush. Blending and adding deeper colour for shadow is so easy toooo. Hope you can tell by the coloured images below. If you looking into having a go i can and would recommend these pastels and its not often i say things like that plus for £20 and they are going last for ages. Can also use pastels dry and rub with fingers to spread so great all round so be doing a bit more playing.
These three have just used normal 300gsm card stock and not much wrinkling this time lol..

dont normally do black as i struggle with pens but its yes yes yes to black now lol

3 digi images from The Paper Shelter

Take care

Hugs

xx Lozzy xx