I’ve reached back into my scraps of papers and pulled out a few odds and ends to make this card. I have a couple paper pads that have only a few papers left so I try to use them up. For this project, I’ve used Claudia’s Tutu from Little Miss Muffet Stamps. I went with a green outfit instead of pink or purple to help with the shabby chic feels on the card. I then distressed the edges of the paper, sewed them and added some lacy elements and sparkling gems.
Author: sproatmeyer
Fairy and Her Bunny
This is Fairy and Her Bunny from Whimsy Stamps and I have a picture tutorial on how I colored her face. This fairy has been colored wonderfully in so many ways that I had a little trepidation starting. But I thought some pink hair would help me out and decided to get started nonetheless. The tutorial shows how I colored this fairy and I use the same techniques on all the faces that I color in this way. Hope you enjoy it.
Birthday Memories – Fox
If you haven’t noticed, I’m posting SU cards on Monday. I feel like I never have enough birthday cards so I got this pack to get me into high gear. I’ve used the Birthday Memories designer series papers from Stampin’ Up! to create this project and followed another great card design by Carolyn King. I also added star gems for sparkle. This is another one of my favorites from this series.
Polly
For my project today, I’ve used Polly rubber stamp from Whimsy Stamps. I did a little creative color placement on her face to define it more and give her larger eyes. The paper I selected only had yellow so I tried not to pull in too many other colors. Making her outfit black and white helps draw attention to her head, rose and envelope. Then I also kept the accessories and paper toned down.
Snail Mail
I was inspired by the way Annabel colored Belated Birthday Snails with all the texture that I knew I had to try. So I picked up Snail Mail rubber stamp by Little Miss Muffet Stamps. However, instead of using pencils, I gave it a go with markers so my details isn’t as controlled. But hay, he turned out okie dokie in my book.
I didn’t really have a good sentiment that I liked so I used the background decorative paper and wrote in my own. It’s a word search paper and I used a black pen to write in my sentiment and blue to circle it. After all… I found it!
Upon a Star
I’m working on background and this is another technique I’ve tried out. I smudged Distress Ink on a non-stick craft mat and then pressed the paper into the ink. I think it’s suppose to blend and mix up but this particular paper soaked it up immediately. I repeated a couple times then realizing it wasn’t going to do what I wanted, I sponged around the outside with black soot and called it quits.






























