and here is my card...
Stamps: Whiff of Joy, Party Punch (Stampin' Up!)
Here is a closeup of the flowers I added for the Roses on Paper Challenge. 
Stamps: Bronc Buster
Ink: Chocolate Chip, Copics
Paper: Old Olive, Brushed Gold
Embellishments: Lollipop Flower, Vintage Brads, Rhinestone Brad
Other: Copic Airbrush System
I used the airbrush to make the rainbow paper. I made the lollipop flower. For instructions how to make this, go check out this tutorial at The Next Level. This was my first attempt. They are pretty fun to make.
Have a great Father's Day Weekend.
Okay, so I am just getting in under the wire. Here is my card...
I flipped the image upside down.
I used a piece of paper from the River Rock Collection to stamp the fish. I then used my airbrush system to add some more color to the fish.
...and here is my card...
Stamps: Dragonfly Tilda (Magnolia)
I added Stickles and some Copic White Paint to my image to add dimension.
There is a great new challenge blog out there called The Next Level. The above "Lollipop Flower" idea came from their first issue. You can find a picture tutorial here. I used some Stickles around the edges of the circles, and added a flower brad, colored with Slick Writers, and painted with Copic White paint for the polka dots. The butterfly is from the Martha Stewart punch line, masked with another butterfly from Martha Stewart, and airbrushed with my Copic airbrush system.
This butterfly is Spellbinders butterfly die cut, which is also airbrushed. I added some pearls and beads for the body..jpg)
and here is my card...
Stamps: Tilda with Christmas Stockings, Log (both Magnolia).
I was trying to find a sentiment to the effect of hanging from the moon or swinging from the moon. I finally came up with my own little sentiment, "With but one thought of you, I am hanging from the moon."
I don't have the swing stamp, so I stamped the log stamp on a piece of chipboard and cut it out to make a swing. I attached the rope twine to the swing and attached it to the moon.
These are the colors I used to color Tilda. 
Stamps: Tilda With Lamb (Magnolia)
Ink: Memento, Copics
Paper: Tracy Porter pack (Colorbok), Certainly Celery (Stampin' Up!)
Embellishments: Prima’s, rhinestone brads, Cuttlebug embossing folder, Spellbiners scallop circle nestabilities, purple trim from Walmart, large circle brads.
The timing of this project was perfect. My very dear friend has a birthday today. I did not know it was her birthday until our group meeting last night. However, I had brought this project to show, and was able to give it to her for her birthday. So, HAPPY BIRTHDAY BRENDA!
One thing I have seen others do that I really like is changing the layout for the Post-It Holder and the Gift Box. I ended up using the same layout for both, but really like the ones that are similar but different. Oh well, next time.
These are the Copics I used to color Tilda.
Keep your fingers crossed for me that I get the Magnolia-licious prize. 
Julie Glasgow
Durango, CO
Stamps: Sarah Kay "Time for Apple Pie", Tart and Tangy (SU!), Best Yet (SU!)
After stamping the apple in Rose Red and Garden Green (for the stem), I colored over the images with Spica Glitter pens. It is usually pretty hard to catch the shine in a picture, but I thought the picture above captured it pretty well.
I used a rub-on on the brad to add a little bit more to the flower.
Stamps: Magnolia (Ballet Shoes and Tilda)
I got the Prima Hydrangea flowers from Roses on Paper. Summer has a wonderful assortment of Prima's (and Magnolias too).
I stamped, colored, and cut out the ballet shoes as an embellishment.
I hope to be back Tuesday or Wednesday with a card with the theme for Embellish-online.com, Sumthin' Bout Summertime.
