Tutorial Tuesday news and blog candy
Tutorial Tuesday resumes next week. I am trying to learn WordPress and didn’t get it mastered in time to post my weekly tutorial. Hopefully the kinks will be out for next week. I notice that you cannot click on the photo to get a close up view of the card.  My mom and sisters are going to be very upset with me. Does anyone have WordPress experience? I really could use your help–must stay on the good side of family you know–LOL.
In the meantime, let me share this cute Rubbernecker image with you.
Image was coloured with Prismacolor pencil crayons and OMS. Designer paper is Cosmo Cricket. Want a good laugh? Read the link up to Cosmo Cricket and how they got their name here.
Want to join in on some blog candy? Simply tell me what tutorial you would like to see me do. If you can’t think of one, then just leave a comment.  Want to double your chances on winning the big prize? Let me know you subscribed and I’ll add your name into the draw twice.
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Jul 23, 2008 - 07:07:55I love your blog and subscribed the first time I saw it. I love any kind of tutorials.
Linda Peterson
WOWZERS THIS IS GORGEOUS! I love this image and the layout- so shabby chic! I have you in my feeds of course I could not miss one of your tutorials! I think my favorite was the purse one! It is just so fun to make and give as a gift! I love all the technique ones too! OH heck who am I trying to kid- I love all your tutorials! THEY ROCK!
Hi! I’m also on WordPress, but you CAN click on the photos (you also get SNAP previews) on my blog… So it might be just a matter of the template you are using? I’m not sure. I’d contact WordPress. Love your blog!
Nice Card!!!
So I’m a “newbie” to the stamping and card world. I would actually like to know, and learn, how everyone gets their stamped images to look that little extra…kwim? like their seems to be more details added to your image than just stamping and coloring….I have just picked up the prismacolor pencil crayons and some gamsol….boy is that fun…but I want to learn the next steps…I hope this makes sense.
Thanks for asking!
I love this card Beth…love the sunflowers and distressing. Well…I subcribed a few days ago….and I love all your tutorials….but I could learn more about using velumn on my cards…and different things you can do with it!…Have a Great Day….Hugs, Ila
It’s beautiful Beth – love the bright, vibrant colors! Don’t know anything about wordpress, sorry! *STAMPIN HUGS* Alex
I’d love to see a tutorial of alcohol inks. Great blog.
Claudia
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Your blog is great and I signed up to get your creative updates.
I like all kinds of tutorials. I would like to see some on things to make with different punches and coloring. Thanks for a chance.
I’m still trying to learn all the tricks with Nestabilities so would appreciate a tutorial on that and also using vellum. I have subscribed via my Google REader.
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Oh I’d love to win. I can’t think of any techniques that I would like youto do. Keep up the great work.
Very cute card Beth and the bright flowers are very nice!
I would love to see another tutorial about using Gesso Paper. For some reason, this paper is calling me! lol
Beautiful colouring on the sunflowers!
As for tutorials, well, reflections on ice would be nice. I know there are several ways to do it but I can’t get mine to look really good. I was just playing around with pearl mica some time ago for this.
I love all your tutorials and look forward to them in my e-mail. Thanks for a chance to win.
such great colouring, nice card, and cute blog candy!
Right now I am working on my coloring. How about some tutorials on some of the different methods of coloring. Not sure about this bic marker stuff, or copics. Then there is watercolor pencils with blender pens, baby oil or gimsol. Who knows what else is out there.
I love all of your tutorials. I visit everyday to see what is new. Thanks for such a great blog!
-Cher