Pink Cat Digital Release Day!

It's that time again! Pink Cat digital release day! Here are the cuties for this week... My faithful readers know that I couldn't use just one of the images for samples this week. I had to use them ALL! I just can't help myself.

First up, I have a scrapbook page using a new digital image being released today. Can you pick it out?? It's not included in the PCS image above.

Did you notice that cute black and orange patterned paper with hearts? Melissa created a couple of heart themed backgrounds to experiment with for this release. I love it. You can print it out on any color cardstock and voila! Instant patterned paper!

Next up is Lily in a pile of hearts...I found these cute knee-high socks in the $1 bin at Target last week.I made a base out of cardstock and just rolled up the socks like a cupcake. Adorable, no?

Here's a close up of the cute tag that I attached.

I'll have a tutorial posted tomorrow on how I made the cupcake base.

For the cute bird image, I decided to make lollipop covers. I used blue as my main color so my son can hand these out to the girls in his class.

All 15 of them...

I'll have a tutorial tomorrow for this one also.

Next up is something a little more girly.

Aren't the new Pink Cat Pixies cute?

I used patterned papers and stickers from an SU Simply Scrappin' Kit for this card. Then I added glitter to their wings and to some of the embellishments to really make it SPAR-KA-LAY!

Only a couple more things to share and then you can go shop!

I used one of the panda images to make a cute t-shirt for my favorite little girl.

I colored in the image on my computer (using my kids paint program!), and then printed it out on iron-on transfer paper. Then I just ironed it on the shirt....

added a cute button for his tail, and some jewels to the collar.

Oh, and I can't forget about the matching hair clip that I made with the other panda image!

I have a huge jar of ribbon scraps that came in handy for this project.

For the top clip I shrunk down the image, colored it and then cut it out. For the bottom clip, I enlarged the image to about 3-4 inches and printed it out on poly-shrink plastic. Then I colored with Copics, cut it out and shrunk it down with my heat tool.

I hope you're inspired by some of my creations. I'll be back tomorrow with tutorials on my cupcake and lollipop covers. In the meantime, check out what the rest of the DT came up with and head over to the PCS digi store to grab yours!