I have quite a few Crafty Secrets sets and have been wanting to play in some of their challenges, so trying the one Darlene Pavlick is hosting in the Crafty Secrets Group on Papercraft Planet. The theme is springtime and I thought I would use my new Fairyland set. The base card is 6.75 x 3.25. I got a bunch of these with envelopes in some blog candy from Chris Mott; think they may be SU! Anyway, stamped this cute little image with Stazon, colored with (what else?) Prismacolor pencils blended with baby oil. Cut it out and embossed with a long rectangle Nestie. The little notes were from a differen tCS set. Chalked all around it, then added Stickles to the flowers by the fairy and on her dress and wings, and also a "fairy trail" behind her wings. Went all around the base CS with Fiskars lace borders punch, the cut DP from My Mind's Eye to go over it. Sentiment cut out with smallest scalloped rectangle Nestie, embossed, chalked and popped up on foam tape.
Stamps: Crafty Secrets Fairyland and Bird Notes.
Paper: The Paper Studio CS, My Mind's Eye DP.
Ink: Stazon, Colorbox Queues.
Accessories: Nestabilities, Stickles, Fiskars border punch, foam tape, Pebbles chalks.
9 comments:
So beautiful, Nancy.
I just love how you color with those pencils, colors are so soft and your shading is fabulous. Lovin the stickles on her wings too.
Beautiful card!
Karen x
So nice and vintage looking. Just beautiful. Have a nice morning.
Nancy, this is just gorgeous!!! Beautiful image and you have coloured it just perfect!
Hugs, Yvonne.
LOVE IT! Fantastic coloring and love the lace border! TFS
HUGS, Connie
It's beautiful and would look lovely framed :)
Your card is just SO SWEET!!! Love the framing technique and of course the little sparkle works perfectly!! THANKS so much for playing the challenge!
How very very pretty! I love the colors and the way you did your lace around the edges too! Beautiful!
WOW!! This is so pretty!! i really love that border around your card! Very elegant!! TFS! ;)
This is very pretty, very sweet. That faerie is adorable. I read how you do these cards and I don't quite grasp it all, but then I'm not into the making part of this, just the ogling and drooling. Missed the last few days, so I'm playing catch up with looking at your stuff.
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