I’m sharing this project for the Little Miss Muffet Challenge that is starting today. The theme is anything goes and this gave me a chance to grab any image I wanted. Of course, super hero girls are always top notch in our house so I had to color this Twila. LOL
I’ve used Super Hero Twila for this project, by Roberto’s Rascals, and also the Shoot for the Moon chipboard sentiment from Make it Crafty.
I’ve used the original packaging label from the Spring Blue Birds Jena from Make it Crafty. It was such a cute image, and wonderfully colored by Zoe, that I couldn’t toss it into the bin. The sentiment and cloud is also from the same stamp. This made for a wonderful quick project. However, I can’t wait to get her stamped and colored myself. 🙂
We’re having a new release promotion going on this weekend and you can read all the details on the LMMS Blog. There are prizes to be won as well along with all the fabulous creations from the Little Misses!
For my project I used Winter Pine Grove and decided to focus on it as the main image rather than the background. However, it would go well either way! I colored it with Prismacolor Pencils on Kraft paper because I really wanted the white to stand out. The papers are from a Bo Bunny Christmas stack and the embellishments were odds ‘n ends from around the desk. Sometimes it helps to have a messy desk! LOL
Make sure to see what the other Little Misses have created and thanks for dropping by my blog today! Have a great weekend – especially for those on holiday. 🙂
I’ve created a project for the challenge that is starting up today at Little Miss Muffet Challenges. The theme is “One for the Boys” and I’ve used Grandpa’s Calendar for this project. I had fun coloring this one and wanted to try coloring grandpa with big huge eyes behind those magnifying glasses. LOL. I think he looks adorable. :). It felt good to get the colors out and with school starting again, I hope to get them out again. Thanks for stopping by and have a great week!
I can’t say that I’m ready for Christmas but every once in a while it’s fun to color something out of the season. This one was just perfect for the day and it allowed me to play with some other colors that I normally wouldn’t pick. I’ve used Dexter Gives and the full recipe is below. For some more inspiration today, check out what the Little Misses have created. Enjoy!
Other: ribbon, twine, teal enamel dots, black fine-point marker, white gel pen, foam pop dots, glue/tape
I’m back in town for the summer and what a whirlwind – I loved it! I was even lucky enough to skip out on some of the hottest days in Texas while I was enjoying the more cooler weather up north. Bliss!
As a welcome back into the internet, I thought I’d get right into posting a project I created. This one uses Broasca Frog and I had fun coloring him with vibrant greens and blue eyes. I kept the project simple and focused on the techniques of coloring and mixing colors. I like how he turned out and I even have the color combos to share, which are listed below in the recipe.
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