Happy weekend! Whimsie Doodles has invited the Paper Craft Planet Super Novas to use some new release images. I invite you to head to the Paper Craft Planet blog to see the rest of the projects and do leave a comment their for a chance to win a prize from Whimsie Doodles. I've used Cookie Fairy, and made her a friend of Santa Claus.
Isn't she just so sweet? I wanted to use her on a Christmas card, and my thoughts went straight to a plate of cookies for Santa.
I coloured her hair with lots of little dots and for a little fairy fun, I gave her pink dots in her hair too. I love every opportunity to cute-ify whimsical images. In real life, I'm not enthusiastic about hair dye, especially candy colours that nature never intended for us, but on a sweet, little fairy it is perfect.
And in keeping with cute-ifying this little fairy, I used stardust stickles liberally in her hair, on her shoes and on her wings.
I highlighted the sentiment that comes with the Cookie Fairy image by cutting the sentiment using a spellbinders die from Labels Trio, leaving the paper in the die and using a copic marker to colour inside the die edges.
Snowflakes on a Christmas card are especially lovely. I used Create a Flake to cut and embossed these flakes. I also used a Martha Stewart punch so I would have snowflakes to layer.
Copics for this project; E40/41/42/51/55/57/59, R20/32/35/39, G0000/000/00/20/21, C0/2, colorless blender.
Good luck with the contest!
stamps; cookie fairy (whimsie doodles)
paper; holly jolly christmas (echo park from ihp), patch, white canvas (bazzill), x-press it blending cardstock(copic from ihp)
accessories; create a flake 1, labels trio, doodle parts (spellbinders), white ribbon, clear chunky glitter (SU!), candy apple button, cardinal rhinestone (bazzill), snowflake punch (martha stewart)
Isn't she just so sweet? I wanted to use her on a Christmas card, and my thoughts went straight to a plate of cookies for Santa.
I coloured her hair with lots of little dots and for a little fairy fun, I gave her pink dots in her hair too. I love every opportunity to cute-ify whimsical images. In real life, I'm not enthusiastic about hair dye, especially candy colours that nature never intended for us, but on a sweet, little fairy it is perfect.
And in keeping with cute-ifying this little fairy, I used stardust stickles liberally in her hair, on her shoes and on her wings.
I highlighted the sentiment that comes with the Cookie Fairy image by cutting the sentiment using a spellbinders die from Labels Trio, leaving the paper in the die and using a copic marker to colour inside the die edges.
Snowflakes on a Christmas card are especially lovely. I used Create a Flake to cut and embossed these flakes. I also used a Martha Stewart punch so I would have snowflakes to layer.
Copics for this project; E40/41/42/51/55/57/59, R20/32/35/39, G0000/000/00/20/21, C0/2, colorless blender.
Good luck with the contest!
stamps; cookie fairy (whimsie doodles)
paper; holly jolly christmas (echo park from ihp), patch, white canvas (bazzill), x-press it blending cardstock(copic from ihp)
accessories; create a flake 1, labels trio, doodle parts (spellbinders), white ribbon, clear chunky glitter (SU!), candy apple button, cardinal rhinestone (bazzill), snowflake punch (martha stewart)
4 comments:
This is delightful, Loretta! I love the papers and the adorable image! Wonderful coloring and embellishments!
This is so clean and crisp and just adorable! Love the embellishments!
Awww so sweet, LOVE the coloring especially her hair, Beautiful card!
Such a beautiful and adorable card! Lovely colouring work and awesome fairy glitter!
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