The party is still going on

Saturday's are now Super Saturday's at Little Miss Muffet and this week we want to remind you of the fab Graffiti Party, where you will find inspiration, discounts and freebies, as well as entering the challenge to be in with a chance to win yourself some graffiti and urban prizes from both LMM and MiC.
You have until October 20th to enter.
Barbara has designed some brilliant extra graffiti images, one of which is today's freebie...
Graffiti Krew Writer...

I also used Graffiti background swipe, Graffiti background drip, and 'brickworks' from Make it Crafty's Urban Streets collection.
I coloured the images with promarkers and cut out the scene to give it a torn look. I coloured Krew Writer again and added some foam pads to the back to lift it slightly from the background, then used more foam pads to raise the scene from the kraft card blank.
The only thing I added myself was writing HB2U on the blue background swipe.
These images are so much fun to colour, if you think it's not your bag, you may surprise yourself, step out of your comfort zone and give them a try, who knows where your imagination will take you once you start creating. 
You can find all the LMM graffiti images HERE. 

Hope to see you at the party! 

I'd like to enter this card at:
Inky Impressions - blue as the main colour
Cute Card Thursday - signs of distress
Crafty Catz - anything goes

Party Invitation

Happy Thursday! Today there's a new release over at Little Miss Muffet Stamps.
Barbara has created a new range of graffiti stamps and you can even treat yourself to a custom short word or name of your own too. How cool would that be eh?
Talking of cool, here's my card using one of the stamps from this fab new range, '2 cool'...

Now what is extra special about this release is that LMM is joining up with Make it Crafty to invite you to a Graffiti Party, where there's lots of inspiration and a challenge with prizes to be won too.



Make it Crafty's Urban Elements are fabulous sets of background stamps, that you can resize and move around to create your own scene.
I used the Urban Streets and Urban Johnny digis to go with my graffiti stamp. I coloured everything with promarkers. I printed Johnny again so that I could lift him from the background with foam pads.
Not shown here is the inside of this card, I used more of those Urban Street bricks digis, leaving a space in the centre to write a greeting. 

I hope you'll join us at the party, you don't need to bring a bottle, just bring your imagination ;)


I'd like to enter my card at:
I Love Promarkers - anything goes
The Pink Elephant - digi images or papers

Thanks for stopping by today. xx