Theadore and Tulip
Butterfly and Thistle
Theadore and Tulip
Butterfly and Thistle
Hello everyone, Stephanie here with today's post. I am using "Baby Buggy" today, seems we are going to have a few new little ones added to our circle of friends soon so I am getting prepared. I just love this sweet little buggy, it is gender neutral. I started out making a gender neutral card with this image but think I ended up on the "girly" side, what do you think? I hope I have inspired you to create somthing today. Make sure you stop back tomorrow, Leah has some really sweet images being released tomorrow.
Hello stamping friends.| Stamps: Wedding Cake from Heart Song Designs - |
| Paper: SU DP, Artichoke. Plum |
| Ink: Memento Black, Copics |
| Accessories: Stickles, Organdy, Dimensionals, Glue Dots, Wild Orchid Flowers, Spellbinders, Dimensionals |
Introducing St. Patty's Daydream
Introducing Blooming Stars


As I pondered what I would design with this image, I immediately thought of creating a bouquet with the exquisite blooms!
Here’s what I came up with …

Since I do not have fancy photo editing software, I have learned to utilize Microsoft WORD to achieve the desired result in my photos and images. “Oh, my WORD!” is right! It has been my ‘best friend’ when it comes to creating text or digital images for crafting! Today, I will share with you how I did this to create my Anemone Bouquet.
*NOTE: For those who ARE familiar with WORD, bear with me, as I will try to cover each step well for ones who may not be.
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1. Purchase your favorite image from the Heart Song Designs shop and save it to your computer. (Sorry! I had to plug Leah’s shop real quick!) *NOTE: Make sure to note what folder on your computer you are saving your file to, as it may be difficult to locate if you do not. For instance, you may wish to begin a file called “Digis”.
2. Open a WORD document.
3. Across the top menu bar, click the tab labeled “Insert”, then click the selection for “Picture”.
4. You will then be given the opportunity to “Browse” the files saved on your computer to locate the picture you would like to insert on your document. Locate the folder where you saved your digital image. Select your desired picture and click “Insert”.
5. Your first image should now appear on your document. Position the image in the center of the page by clicking on the “Center Text” selection in the “Paragraph” category.
6. Now, click your cursor OFF OF THE IMAGE so that you are no longer in edit mode on the image.
7. Proceed to “Insert” your second picture following steps 3 and 4 again.
8. Your second image should now be positioned to the right of the first. You will now need to change the formatting of the second image.
*NOTE: When images/pictures are inserted into a WORD document, they have an automatic formatting to keep the image “In Line With Text”. This will prevent you from being able to layer or move the images as you wish. To change the formatting, click on the image you wish to edit. You will know the correct image is selected if a thin line box appears around the image, with circles at the corners and squares at each side.
9. On the Format tab in the top menu bar, Click on “Text Wrapping” and select “In Front of Text”. This will allow you to layer your image on top of the first. *NOTE: When changing the formatting, one image may slip under the other, but you can click on the top image and drag it over to reveal the bottom image.
10. Now you can move and manipulate the images to “arrange your bouquet”. If you need to move an image behind another to position it correctly, click on the image, click on “Text Wrapping” again, this time choosing “Behind Text”.
11. To tilt the image to one side or the other, you can rotate it by clicking and dragging the small green circle above the image to tilt it to your desired position.
12. Insert additional images, as desired. To flip an image, on the Format tab, click on “Rotate”. Click on “Flip Horizontal”.
13. Click and drag images to desired position, arranging bouquet. Have patience! :) You may have to move, flip and change them a few times to get the bouquet to look the way you want it to, but it will be beautiful!
*NOTE: I used 4 images to create my bouquet.

Introducing Butterfly Duet.
Introducing Jasper with Bone.
Hand colored Anemone Flower.
For my card today I used this adorable digi stamp from Heart Song Designs and is called Bella and Baby. I figured a cute little elephant like this needed to have blue hair. Don't you think. :)| Stamps: Sleeping Kitty from Heartfelt Designs |
| Paper: Poppy, White, Daffodil Delight |
| Ink: Creative Inspiration Paints, |
| Accessories: Basic Grey Brads, 1/16th hole punch, Scallop punch, White satin ribbon |


Hello! Happy Sunday to you:) You'll want to come check to see what's new each week as Sunday's are going to be our release day. There will be at least one new digi a week, probably more! This week we introduce you to the lovely image, Butterfly Fancy which is perfect for so many kinds of projects, even scrapbooking! Then, we have 2 hand colored digis sets available, Snowman Love and Ana and Flower. When you purchase the hand colored set you will get the line only image as well. We have lots of digis in the shop already so I hope you'll go take a peek. Thanks so much for your support! Hugs...
Don't you love the sweet image?? Leah has opened her digi store and you can find this one "Ana and Flower "and many more HERE. I water colored the image then cut out with a Spellbinder # 16 nestie. Used dimensional paint to do the dots and then attached to the two layers of aquas. The sentiment is cut out with a Spelbinder scalloped oval. I made the dp by water coloring the stripes and then stamped with a mini background heart stamp. Used a zig zag stitch around the edge then punched the little hearts and ran thru the dotted swiss folder before attaching in the corners.