 We're celebrating our second anniversary here at Copic Creations Challenges....two years of bi-weekly challenges!   If you were with us last year for our one-year anniversary you'll remember that we had multiple sponsors to help us celebrate, and we're happy to be celebrating with 12 sponsors this year!  How cool is that!
We're celebrating our second anniversary here at Copic Creations Challenges....two years of bi-weekly challenges!   If you were with us last year for our one-year anniversary you'll remember that we had multiple sponsors to help us celebrate, and we're happy to be celebrating with 12 sponsors this year!  How cool is that!The theme of our challenge is "Distressing - with Copics," and our images were graciously provided by Crafty Secrets. The image I colored is from a set called Garden Girls and I fell in love with this set when I saw it. If you remem
 ber my Easter Basket post you'll recognize the 2-5-7-10 box that I made into a "vase" this time for the greenery inside.  The colors I used on her apron, (or pinafore,) were E40,41,42,43,44.  The vintage images really lend themselves nicely to a distressed look. I used N1,2,3,&5 on the watering can and E97,99 on the clay pots. The box  and handle were sponged with SU's More Mustard.  Many
ber my Easter Basket post you'll recognize the 2-5-7-10 box that I made into a "vase" this time for the greenery inside.  The colors I used on her apron, (or pinafore,) were E40,41,42,43,44.  The vintage images really lend themselves nicely to a distressed look. I used N1,2,3,&5 on the watering can and E97,99 on the clay pots. The box  and handle were sponged with SU's More Mustard.  Many