
Here are some quick magnets I made for the Digital Two For Tuesday challenge this week. I made these using the two images from this week and the two from a few weeks ago.

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I wanted to show you a quick project made with digital stamps. This is a cameo I made for my daughter. The image is one of the Digital Two For Tuesday images this week. I used a clear pendant by Tim Holtz. Then I adjusted the cameo digital stamp to the correct size and printed it on heavy paper. I colored the image with Copic markers. Then I glued the colored image to my pendant with Glossy Accents. The glitter around the edges is Distress Stickles. I was able to stick the charms directly in the wet Stickles. This was lots of fun and very easy to make.| Reactions: |
o. Muriel requested any for of transportation. A few weeks ago I got a series of postcards of cars from the 50's. I thought they would be great also for those of you still working on your Father's Day cards. Enjoy! If you haven't had a chance to check out my new challenge site Digital Two For Tuesday please stop by. I have two digital images each week. I hope you take the challenge.
of a collage sheet or digital download. If you use one of the images please link it to this site and post it in the comments section of this post so that we can all enjoy your artwork.




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Here are some images for Father's Day. For all of you busy making gifts. One of the images I included 2x. Once with the words from the ad it came from and once with out so you can add a sentiment. All of these are from an Esquire magazine from March 1940. 



But I do have wonderful illustrations from books. All of these images are from The Child's Book of Prayer from 1947. They are all fun innocent pictures of children. The artist Pelagie Doane has captured the carefree times of childhood.
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