Scooter Boy Mikey

Using Scooter Boy Mikey from the Mikey download collection (available only from Charmed), I made a card for a male family member in his early 20's. I'll be using another Mikey image tomorrow for his older brother's birthday card.

I printed Mikey onto watercolour paper and used my brush markers and blending pen to colour him in before inking the edges and adding some PP, buttons and a sentiment I printed on my computer.

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Driving Mikey

I had a male birthday to make for someone in their late 60's who's not really 'into' anything. It was a case of "HELP!!!!" until I put my brain in gear and raided some images I'd printed a while ago. A few brush marker strokes, a little chalk ink, a couple of Basic Grey Archaic PPs and a sentiment I printed a couple of years ago and voila. One card. I just hope he likes it.


Image is Driving Mikey from the Mikey collection by Lou and available exclusively from Charmed.

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Coffee & Cream on Spots & Stripes

I'm late uploading my card, but this was made last night for the last challenge on Dottie's World ~ Coffee & Cream on Spots & Stripes.

I've used a Mikey image, printed him onto watercolour paper and coloured him in using pencils. Stripey background paper, a few buttons and a sentiment printed on my computer completes my card.

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Take care, Love and hugs

Sarah C xoxoxo

Engagement Card

We've recently had an engagement in the family, so I decided to make a different style of card for the young couple.

I've used the Mikey and Madison image from the Mikey download collection available exclusively from Charmed. The flowers were also from Charmed ~ flowers in a tin (small ones) and Prima Can-Nection.

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Take care, love and hugs

Sarah C xoxoxo

Go Mikey!!

Lou's digital downloads are always worth waiting for and the latest collection (MIKEY) is no exception. Have a look here and then hop over to Charmed to get yours. You can see cards made using them at Dottie's World.

The best things about them for me are that:
1) there's no waiting for them to arrive in the post
2) you can re-size them to your needs
3) you have a choice of choosing them with a white background or transparent
4) they don't cost much
5) they'll make teen boys and young men's cards so much easier to make

Have I convinced you to get them yet? I have? You won't regret it. Just in case you need any more convincing though, here's a picture of the pre-coloured ones you get along with the black & white images for you to colour as you wish.


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Take care, love and hugs
Sarah C xoxoxo