Winnie with Bouquet

 

Hello,

Recently I've become a fan of Polka Doodles Winnie images. For this card I used Winnie with bouquet and coloured with spectrum noirs.

I matched the image with prima marketing's Amelia rose papers and flowers, matted on black. I also added some pink ribbon, a bow and a polka doodles sentiment to finish.

Challenges:

Polka Doodles challenge: anything goes

Digi chooseday: anything goes

4 crafty chicks: flowers

Crafty gals corner: anything goes

Colour crazy craft challenge: anything goes

Penny's paper crafty challenge: anything goes

Birthday Hares

 

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Today's card features an stamp that I got free in a magazine a while ago. I loved this hare image of an adult and baby and it reminded me of a book I had when I was little.

I coloured the image with Promarkers and die cut into a oval.

The papers are from Nitwit collections hydrangea range, matted on white. I added a doily, lace, sentiment and flowers to finish.

Challenges:

Passion for Promarkers: animals

Creative inspirations: spring

Highland wedding

 

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When I saw the Highland cow images over at Di's digi downloads, I couldn't wait to get them. Lucky for me a few weeks ago I won one digi from the store so I got the Highland wedding couple. 

I coloured my image with Promarkers and matched it with papers from a pad from The Works,  including a nice multi coloured tartan to go with the Scottish feel,matted on white.

I added pink ribbon and a doily to finish.

Challenges:

Digi design challenge: hand coloured image

House Mouse Birthday Wishes

 

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The challenge at House mouse and friends this fortnight is use multiple images, something I don't always think to do yet have plenty of images that can be mixed and matched together. This theme inspired me and I got to finding out stamps that would go together straight away.

I created this birthday card using one of my favourite larger images, mice with cupcake (and a full belly!). Then used two of the smaller birthday themed stamps, coloured with Promarkers.

 Nearly all my favourite House mouse images include one of the mice with cake so I had to make a birthday card featuring one of my favourites.

The paper, matted on Brown, came from a 8x8 paper pad from The Works. I added ribbon, a bow and a sentiment to finish. 

Challenges:

HMFMC#263

House mouse and friends: multiple images

Oddball fairy

 

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I have something different to share today featuring an image from Oddball art. It's the first time I have used an image from there but I have to say I really like this brand and can definitely see me using more of their images.

I used Sai the fairy for this card, coloured with Promarkers and spectrum noirs.

I matched it with prima marketing's Rose quartz collection, matted on black.

I also faux stitched around the layers and image.

I finished with flowers, lace, pearls, a heart charm and a sentiment. I also added glitter to her wings.

I'd like to enter this into:

Oddball art April challenge: messy and sketchy/ anything goes

The Paper Shelter: Girl Power

 

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I'm a little bit late with my paper shelter card this week as  I've been taking a break due to an viral infection. Luckily it has now cleared up so I'm glad to be back crafting again.

This weeks challenge is Girl power so we want to see all your girly/women themed creations.

For my card I used the image The glamourous girls, coloured with Promarkers.

I created a twisted easel using papers and die cut sentiments from an old scrapbooking pad. All matted on white.

The sentiment says friendship is one mind in two bodies. I also die cut a doily in black.

Simply Magnolia: Pearls

 

Hello,

Our new challenge over at Simply magnolia is add pearls.

I made a baby crossfold card using the stork image, coloured with Promarkers.

I die cut my stork and added to a fancy oval then added pearls all around the edges.

The papers are from Prima marketing's heaven sent range, as well as the flowers.

I created a crossfold so I could have the hidden message tag inside. I added ribbon and lace and some rose ribbon to finish.

 

Challenges:

The sketchy challenge: anything goes