Best Christmas ever

Good morning!

I wanted to take a sec and let you all know about the sale at Tickled Pink Stamps HERE…. with Magnolia Stamp at 50% off, C.C Designs at 45% off, Christmas Paper Pads at an all time low cost and Lil Christmas at 40% off and this includes the Christmas Sentiment Set and Die plus sooo much more! So be sure to pick up a bargain for yourself, a friend, your sister, grandmother, anyone that shares this passion for stamping... or better yet, treat yourself!

And in even more Tickled Pink news... there is a new challenge blog that you will be able to use all your Tickled Pink Stamps ranges in, from Lolitas and Lads to the sentiments, Cherries and more! And we are having a super give away with not one prize but THREE PRIZES! You will not want to miss this so jump on over HERE….. to read more about it. :)

Ok, so my card today is one that I've made for my sister. She is really into this Super Poke Pets game (don't ask me about it... I've got no clue, LOL). She sent me some pics of a few of the characters so I decided to draw her up an entire Poke Penguin Christmas tree for her card this year and I'm pretty sure she is gonna love it. :)

Time for me to scoot my boot and go get ready for work... hope you're enjoying your week!

Supply list:

cardstock- Bazzill and PTI

paper- We R Memorykeepers (Christmas)

stamp- Inkadinkado (sentiment)

Copic multiliner black pens

Copic Spica glitter pen

Ranger Stickles

Copic markers:

penguins- E40, E41, 0, N0, N1, N3, N5, N7, N9, 100, E55, E57, E59, G07, G28, G29, R27, R29, E09, Y13, Y15, Y17

background- W00, W1, B0000, B000, 0

A thousand sheets winners!

Hey all!

Betcha thought I had forgotten about announcing winners for the big Thousand Sheets giveaway, huh? LOL, no... I just ended up having to work today so I thought I'd keep you all guessing 'til I got home. ;)

But before I get to the lucky winners, I just wanted to thank everyone for the AMAZING turn out! How wonderful it is to see so many fellow crafters out there... I love it! AND because we hit such a big number I have decided to pull together another extra 200 sheets and a Sweet November Shimmer Redkelp rubber stamp... bringing it up to SEVEN lucky ladies!

Ok, without further ado let's get this party started! :)

The winners are...

Sparkle Thistleweed- JoAnne #1109
Pearl Tidepool- Larisa #10
Darby and Chenille- Leigh #941
Ginger- Rachana # 668
Oleander- lachsekatze #1093
Shimmer Redkelp- Tara #133

And the Grand Prize goes to... Mary #607

Huge CONGRATULATIONS to all of the winners! :)
Please email me at pete_danger@hotmail.com with our mailing information so that I can get your candy sent off to ya!

And don't forget that there is still some time to enter into the Twisted Sisters candies if you haven't already... I'll be announcing winners for those on Monday!

BIG HUGS!

Supply list:
cardstock- Jillybean Soup kraft and PTI
paper and rubons- Cosmo Cricket (Earth Love)
original drawing
stamp- Technique Tuesday (sentiment)
Colorbox dark brown chalk ink
ribbon
Copic multiliner 0.1 and 0.03 black pens
Copic Spica glitter pen
Copic markers:
skin- E000, E00, E11, R20
hair- E50, E51, E53, 0
clothes- R11, R12, YR61, YR65, E30, 0, YG11, G12, G14, E44, E47, E49, BG11, YG41, BG0000

Simple Sunday Burtonesque style

Hello, hello!
Can you believe we are already wrapping up another weekend? Yea, me either... but it does mean that I've got another installment of Simple Sunday to share with you. :)

I was kinda worried about finding time to even color something up last night, simple or not. Then I remembered how I had seen Lisa create a quick and easy card using an image that she had colored up previously. Now I don't normally stamp and color before hand because I like to match my images to the colors and papers I choose for each card as I put it together. BUT I do tend to color up drawings that I'm playing around with and contemplating for possible future stamp designs to see how they would work if they make it to rubber.
So I looked through my folder of colored drawings and found little Oleander, who may become part of a 'Weird Sisters' range that I've been working on for a release closer to Halloween. Any way she made me think of the new Burtonesque challenge that started up this past week so I decided to go ahead and create a quick card for her. Now the challenge is to use stripes so right away I new where to start with the design and when I came across this old Rebecca Sower button paper I just had to tear some off and add it as well. From there I raided the neglected metals drawer and found another metal rim tag as well as a sentiment... score! And the flowers were conveniently left on my desk from a previous card. All in all I was cutting it close to my 20 minute mark by deciding to trim Oleander out but I just got this one done under the wire! :)
Oh and sorry for the not so great photo quality... it was tricky getting the lighting to not show the metal sentiment as a black shadow that totally got lost in the background. Sigh... they always look better in person don't they?

Ok, I'm outta here... catch ya later! Supply list:
cardstock- Bazzill and PTI
paper- EK (Rebecca Sower Buttons), unknown stripe
Colorbox blackbird chalk ink
Prima flowers
buttons
Making Memories metal rim tag and metal word
Zva tiny pearl
Copic multiliner pens 0.3 and 0.1
Copic Spica clear glitter pen
Copic markers:
skin- E000, E70, E01, R11, E71
hair- BV02, BV04, BV08
eyes- YG95, YG97, YG99
clothes- E40, E41, 0, N3, N5, N7, N9, RV93, RV95, RV99
wings- C3, C5, C7, C9

I could use a nap

Mornin'!

I'm gonna be quick as it's shaping up to be a busy day... so by now you may have noticed that I like a good sentiment for my cards. I especially like the fun Kid Quotes stamps from Inkadinkado, they crack me up! I recently ordered a few more for my 'collection' and I just love this quote and had to use it right away. But when I went to match it up with a perfect image, I got nada... nuthin'... zilch!
For a moment I considered abandoning the sentiment for something else but I really wanted to use it soooooooo...I decided to draw something to go with it. It must have been meant to be because I had this little gal inked and ready for color in about ten minutes, she just flew onto the paper. :)

She doesn't have a name and there aren't any plans for her at this time but other than the fact that I drew her on Georgia Pacific and the colors bled like crazy on me, I really like this little miss attitude and just had to share the resulting card with ya. ;)

Thanks for dropping by today and don't forget to scroll down to yesterday's post for a chance to win some Darby & Penelope candy!

Later gators!Supply list:
cardstock- Georgia Pacific and Bazzill
paper- Lasting Impressions (large polka dot), My Mind's Eye (grey), Reminisce (small polka dot)
stamp- Inkadinkado (Kid Quotes sentiment)
ink- Memento tuxedo black and Colorbox blackbird chalk ink
Prima flowers
buttons
Sakura clear glaze pen
Kaiser Craft pearls
Copic multiliner 0.1, 0.3 pens
Copic markers:
skin- E0000, E000, E00, R11, W3
hair- N3. N5, N7, N9, 0
eyes- B66, B69, BV29
clothes- C3, C5, C7, C9, E40

Sweet cherry lemonade

Hello!
How's it goin'?
Is life treating you well today?

When I sat down after work last night to make a quick card I decided to go back to that Basic Grey Lemonade kit that I've been trying to use up for the past couple months. I'm proud to say that after making this one I've only got two more to go, yeah!
So I was faced with this long, skinny card and none of the stamps I own were speaking to me... no one was jumping out as the perfect character for this card. Hmmmmm... what to do, what to do? I still wanted to use the kit so finding new paper wasn't an option. My only other choices from the kit were another long, skinny and a giant 5x7, neither of which appealed to the mood I was in. I had to come up with something and the chipboard cherries started forming an idea but I would have to do a bit of drawing to make it all come together.Hmmmmm... should I? I guess a little sneakie, sneakie couldn't hurt anything. So I decided to go for it. ;)
This little miss is just a taste of some upcoming Sweet November designs that are due to be released in the next few months but I'm not going to say anything more than that. Nope. Not gonna happen. My lips are sealed. :)

Needless to say, once I had her all colored up and ready to go the rest of the card came together very quickly. It's funny how the right stamps (or drawings) will present themselves for a project... they really do speak to you if you listen close enough. ;)

And because she's a little fairy I think I'll enter this into this week's Flutter By challenge too!

Okey dokey, time to get ready for another day of work. Thank goodness I have Monday off to look forward to!

Toodles! Supply list:
cardstock- Bazzill and PTI
cardbase and chipboard shapes- Basic Grey (lemonade kit)
Wordsworth sentiment rub-on
string
Ranger Stickles
colorbox dark brown chalk ink
Copic multiliner 0.03 pen
Copic markers:
skin- E000, E00, E11, R20
hair- R83, R85, RV19, R89
dress- YG21, YG23, YG25
wings- B0000, B000, B00

Sunshine, on my shoulders

makes me happy...

So, how's everyone doing this morning?

Me? I'm good. Getting ready for work and looking forward to the day in general. I don't know why really, just woke up with a good feeling and I'm hoping it lasts. :)

This card seems to be reflecting my good mood to a 'T'... aren't the colors delish? They totally take me to my happy place LOL! Even though I haven't technically used up that Basic Grey card kit I've been playing with, when I found this new WeR Vintage Blue card kit it was totally calling my name. Between the fab color combo and the whimsical designs, this line may just be one of my new all time faves... and I never make that claim lightly. ;)
Of course I had to play with their recipes a bit and tweak the designs 'cause it's just what I do but that doesn't mean I don't love how quick and easy a kit can make the whole card making process. It was so quick that I had enough time to sketch out this new little fairy that may, or may not be a teaser of some future stamp designs... whistle, whistle... ;)

Anywho, don't be surprised if you start to see a lot more of these Vintage Blue papers on my cards in the near future... I don't think I'll be able to resist myself. :)

Ok take care my friends, see ya back here tomorrow with a Club Anya sneak peek!
Supply List:
cardstock- Bazzill and PTI
paper/die cuts/rub on sentiment- WeRMemory Keepers (Vintage Blue)
stamp- WeRMemory keepers (butterfly)
ink- Memento rich cocoa and Colorbox dark brown chalk ink
Kaiser Craft gems
Copic Spica glitter pens
Copic brown multiliner 0.3
Copic markers:
skin- E00, E11, R20
hair- V04, V05, V06
wings- BG000, BG10, BG11
dress/butterfly- YR04, YR07, YR09

Totally twitterpated

Goooood morning!

It's Sunday again and you know what that means... time for another fantastic Cupcake Inspired Challenge! :)
This week the colors of the inspiration photo totally set the tone for the type of card I created, especially when the My Mind's Eye Be Loved papers that Rachel sent were a perfect match. Well technically what I used are the backs or "B-sides" of the papers but that's why I love double sided paper... you get twice the options (and sometimes the B-sides are even cuter in my opinion...). ;)
Anywho... with the soft peaches and cream look I knew I wanted to do another Valentine's card and I also knew just who I wanted to bring back out of the retirement folder in time for the big day. Some of you may remember Miles and Maisy from my Sprout week back in September. I still love the idea of a 'couple' image so these two are strolling back on the scene for one more day in the spotlight. Awwwww, young love...
And of course I just had to add my 'go-to' embellishments... pearls and flowers into the mix. This time I had some yummy felt flowers (again from Rachel) as well as my trusty Primas. I even used the teeny tiny pearls again to add little earrings to Maisy... cuteness!

Oh, and I've gotten quite a few comments on how I add pearl and flower sprays. Now I don't know any real tricks to it but one thing I'm always mindful of is keeping whatever I'm using to an odd number. It's an old design trick that applies to multiple applications but holds true for card and page embellishing too. Our eyes just naturally find odd numbers more pleasing and more interesting to look at that even numbers of things. Strange but true. So the next time you are adding bits and baubles to your card remember, if four is good, five is better... sadly the same rule does not apply to cookies though... ;)

Alrighty, have a lovely day and be sure to check out what the rest of the sweeties have created:

~Colleen, ~Michelle, ~Rachel, ~Teresa

and I hope to see you play along this week too!

Supply list:

cardstock- Cardstock Warehouse, PTI

paper- My Mind's Eye (Be Loved)

stamp- Basic Grey (LE set 4 sentiment)

ink- Memento rich cocoa, Tim Holtz antique linen distress ink and Colorbox chestnut roan chalk ink

Zva felt flowers and pearls

Prima Got Flowers

Kaiser Craft pearls

Martha Stewart rings corner and edge punch set

Copic multiliner 0.1 pen

Copic markers:

Miles skin- E00, E11, R20

hair- Y32, Y23, Y35, YR21, YR23

clothes- E74, E77, E79, E30, E31, W5, W7, W9

Maisy skin- E00, E11, R20, R02, W5

hair- E55, E57, E59, E49

clothes- YR000, YR00, YR01, R02, E30, E31, E44, E47, E49

sky- BG0000, BG000

ground- W00, W1

Delicious inspiration

Mmmmmm... good morning! I can't even begin to tell you how nice it's been to just veg for the first time in ages and I'm hoping to do more of the same today too. :)

And the best part of having nothin' to do is getting the time to play and go where ever the inspiration takes me, which was perfect timing since I had today's Cupcake Inspiration Challenge card to work on.
As soon as Rachel sent me the cupcake photo for today I was in love with the deliciously, rich color combo going on and I knew I wanted my card to have an image that was both cute (cause if you haven't guessed by now, I'm all about the cute) and kinda elegant as well.
Then she came to me... sitting right there on the edge of my imagination, and because I had the time I sat down and put her on paper. Ahhhh... perfect, exactly what I was wanting for this week's inspiration card. I think she looks like she could be Ginger Fairy's sister so I'm calling her Coriander Fairy... once I start with the whole spice theme I just gotta run with it (I'm OCD like that). ;)

The rest of the card came together super quick because I had the amazing goodie box that Rachel sent me for being her guest Sweetie this month. It was full of wonderful things like these new Basic Grey Origins papers, Diamond Stickles and beautiful ribbons amongst many other things that I'll be using on more CIC cards this month... thanks again Rachel! :)
And because I have used all this fun new stuff on the card it also fits the theme for this week's Flutter by Challenge as well!

So you all know the drill... we would love to have you play along this week! Make sure to add a direct link to your NEW creation via the Mr Linky on Rachel's blog by Saturday, Jan 16th at 9 pm MT. If you upload to a public gallery like SCS or PCP make sure to use keyword CIC41 so we can easily find you. Remember, no cupcake stamps are required and Rachel will post the Top 5 next Sunday!
And in the meantime be sure to check out what the rest of the gals have created this week too! :)

~Colleen, ~Jessica, ~Michelle, ~Rachel, ~Teresa

Hope you all have a fabby day today!



Supply list:
cardstock- DCWV, PTI
paper- Basic Grey Origins (brown grid and green) Making Memories Paperie (brown polka dot)
stamp- Verve (sentiment)
ink- Memento rich cocoa and Colorbox chestnut roan chalk ink
hand drawn fairy image
EK Success Art Blanche ribbon
Prima Got Flowers
Kaiser Craft pearls
Ranger Diamond Stickles
Sakura clear glaze pen
Copic multiliner pens 0.1, 0.3
Copic Spica clear glitter pen
Copic markers:
skin- E00, E11, R20
eyes- E44, E57
hair- E50, E51, E53, E55
dress- RV10, RV32, RV 34, E95
wings- G0000, G000

Now I know what he likes for a late night snack...

for years now it's been bringin' him back... milk and cookies...

I know, I know... technically today's card features cupcakes, not cookies but these were the most closely related Christmas song lyrics that I could think of. ;)

So how is everyone this morning? Good I hope.
I'm gearing up for a busy day at work but before I head off I thought I would share this little card. A couple of days ago I came across the Cupcake Inspiration challenge #36 and fell in love with the idea of taking inspiration from a photo of cupcakes. I liked the freedom of how you could interpret different parts of it to make a card and I had every intention of being really loose with the theme because you don't actually have to use cupcake images. But then as I was falling asleep this little character popped into my head and I had to get her down on paper as soon as I woke up yesterday. Thus Red Velvet Cupcake Princess was born... so much for doing a loose interpretation because how could I not put her on a card? ;) Maybe the next go round I won't be so literal...
And you wanna know the best part of all this? I showed my sister this card and the inspiration picture and it inspired her to make some actual red velvet cupcakes (she loves to bake and decorate cakes). Now I hope she brings me some after work today... yum! :)

Ok, time for me to head off to work. I'll see you all tomorrow with the first of this month's Club Anya sneak peeks! Woohoo! :) Supply list:
cardstock- Cardstock Warehouse and GP
paper- K&Co
stamps- The Greeting Farm (Susie Surprise cupcake) Martha Stewart (sentiment)
ink- Memento tuxedo black and Colorbox chestnut roan chalk ink
Ranger Stickles
Martha Stewart glitter
Kaiser Craft pearls
misc ribbon
Copic Spica clear glitter pen
Copic Multiliner 0.1, 0.3 and 0.5 pens
Copic markers:
skin- E50, YR00, E51, R20
hair- E40, E41
clothes- R12, R14, R17, R27, R29, G05, G07, G14, G19, YG03

Happy Thanksgiving!

May your stuffing be tasty.
May your turkey be plump.
May your potatoes and gravy have never a lump.
May your yams be delicious and your pies take the prize,
and may your Thanksgiving dinner stay off your thighs!

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
:)

Supply list:

cardstock- Georgia Pacific

paper- American Crafts (blue) Marcella by K (yellow) My Mind's Eye (orange) Deja Views (red)

ink- Colorbox blue lagoon and olive pastel chalk ink

Martha Stewart daisy fan deep edge punch

Creative Cafe brads

Paper Trey Ink twine

computer font- Cooper Black

Copic multiliner 0.3 pen (to draw the turkeys)

Copic markers:

E25, E27, E29, E21, YR23, YR24, E07, E09

2 posts in one day?

And it's even a Sunday... whoa! ;)
Please scroll down for the winner of last week's Sweet November blog candy.
You see, last night I was cruising around blog land and happened upon the Copic Color Challenge. I noticed they were doing red hair and I was immediately inspired... not only to make a card for it but to make this fairy. What can I say, she just popped into my brain then onto the paper. I LOVE red hair. Always wished I had red hair just like my mom. Even dyed my hair red a few times in high school. Alas, brunette is what I'm meant to be. But that doesn't stop me from coloring up some delish red hair now and again. :)
So I got my little Ginger fairy all done and realized I would need to post her today to make the challenge deadline since the rest of this week will be devoted to Club Anya sneak peeks... so anywho, there you have it.
TTFN! Supply list:
cardstock- Cardstock Warehouse and GP
paper- Basic Grey (Blush)
stamp- Hero Arts (sentiment)
ink- Colorbox chestnut chalk ink
Paper Trey Ink twine
Prima flower
Kaiser Craft pearls
Copic Spica clear pen
Copic multiliner 0.1, 0.3, 0.5 pens
Copic markers:
skin- E00, E11, R20, YG95
eyes- BG72, BG18
hair- YR12, YR16, YR18, E09
dress/wings- E42, E43, E44, BG000, G000

Wicked Pixie

Good morning!
So I recently got a couple of the new Halloween dollar stamps, one of them simply because of this 'wicked' sentiment. As soon as I saw it, this homage to the coolest Wicked Pixie I know popped into my head and has now made her way onto paper... I hope you like her Traci! :)
She's a little sweet and a whole lot sassy, LOL!
I've actually been drawing up a bunch of these little cuties as I promise things are rolling along in the process of getting some into stamp form... more on that to come later, I promise... ;)
Don't forget to scroll down and leave a comment on yesterday's post if you would like a chance to win a Birthday Anya stamp and some other goodies, the candy goes through this Friday with a winner picked next Saturday!
Enjoy the long weekend! Supply list:
cardstock- Bazzill and GP
paper- Basic Grey
stamps- Studio G (sentiment)
paper flowers- Prima (white) Making Memories (red and pink) Close to my Heart (leaves)
Making Memories buttons
Ranger Stickles
Paper Trey Ink twine
Colorbox dark brown and warm red chalk ink
Copic black multiliner pens 0.3 and 0.1
Copic markers-
skin- E00, E11, R20, RV34, R35, R59
hair- E25, E27, E29
eyes- YG95, YG97, E55
wings and clothes- Y38, YR16, YR18, E43, E47, E49, R22, R35, R49, R59

Have I mentioned...

I used to do quite a bit of paper piecing. Yep, I would draw up my own patterns, trace them onto different papers, cut it all out and glue it together. I enjoyed it, there is something kind of zen and soothing about sitting and cutting paper with scissors. I even sold them on ebay for awhile but boy was it time consuming and hard to recoup all the time that goes into them. So I eventually realized that stamping is just so much quicker! :)
Still, every once in a while I like to sit down with my paper scraps and piece something together. This little witch is actually one I made a few months ago but was still waiting for a home so yesterday I made this card. She is actually just one of about six or seven little witch designs that I made, each doing a different activity. There is just something in my programming that makes me tend to work in series... if one is good five is better I guess... ;)
The same goes for most anything I draw... fairies, elves... well you get the picture...
So there you go, one more little factoid about me.
Fascinating, I know.
Living the life of an avid paper crafter is just one surprise after another I tell ya... LOL!
Stay cool my paper peeps! Supply list:
cardstock- Bazzill
paper- Fancy Pants (black dot), My Mind's Eye (moon) and a bunch of random ones on her that I can't remember.
stamps- Heidi Grace (sentiment) October Afternoon (bat)
Memento tuxedo black ink
Making Memories ribbon
machine stitching

Gossamer Cornwand

I'm sorry that I've got to post and run again... I'm filling in for a gal at work so not much time to blog this morning. But I did want to get up this fairy card I made from my own name and description. The card came out a bit darker and more mysterious looking than I will ever actually be... it must be all those little spiders... ;)
This is Gossamer Cornwand. She lives in spiderwebbed wonderlands and insect grottoes. She wears tiny black spiders on her dresses and has butterfly wings the color of yellow corn. Supply list:
cardstock: Bazzill, Kraft, GP
paper: KI Memories (floral) BoBunny (polka dot) K&Co (ledger)
stamps: Inkadinkado (halloween trails)
inks: Memento tuxedo black and Colorbox chestnut chalk ink
Doodlebug Designs alpha stickers
Ranger Stickles
Heidi Swapp bling
Marvy scallop circle punch
Copic Multiliner black pen 0.1
Copic markers:
skin- E50, YR000, E51, R20, R22
hair- E25, E27, E29
eyes- B02, B12, B14
wings- Y11, Y13, Y15
dress- BG000, Y000, RV000, YG00

Buttercup Reedweb

LOL, well Tracey F. you should like this one... my other sister is a Tracy too so her fairy name and description is almost exactly like yours. :)
This is her fairy, Buttercup Reedweb. She lives in clover fields where fairy rings grow and wears bright clover green with gentle green butterfly wings.
Ok, I'm off to go get ready for work now... hope everyone has a fantastic day today!

Supply list:

cardstock: Bazzill, kraft, GP

paper: Doodlebug Designs (yellow floral) Marcella by K (green)

stamps: Autumn Leaves (sentiment) Inkadinkado (bees)

inks: Memento tuxedo black and rich cocoa, Colorbox dark brown chalk ink

Prima flowers

Kaiser Craft pearls

Papertrey Ink twine

Copic multiliner pen black 0.1

Copic markers:

skin-E50, YR000, E51, R20

hair- E43, E47, E49

eyes- B21, B34, B93

wings- YG00, YG01, YG02

clothes- Y000, Y02, YG03, YG23, YG25, YG17

bees- BG000, Y15, Y17

Tangle Goblinshimmer

First off, I gotta thank everyone for all the nice comments on my little fairy yesterday... I've been drawing for as long as I can remember and it's always a great feeling when people like your work. :)
As far as turning them into stamps, I can't say I've ever given it much thought and I wouldn't even know where to begin at this point. But who knows... a seed has definitely been planted...
So onto today's card. This is my youngest sister, Tangle Goblinshimmer. She lives at the bottom of tangled gardens and in hedgerows. She wears a tangled dress of multicolored petals and has gentle green wings like a butterfly. Supply list:
cardstock: Bazzill and GP
paper: Doodlebug Designs
stamp: American Crafts sentiment
Ranger stickles
misc. ribbon and gems
ink: My Mind's Eye brown and Colorbox pink and blue chalk ink
Prima flower
Copic Multiliner black pen 0.1
Copic markers:
skin- E50, YR000,E51, R20, BG000 (eyeshadow)
hair- E55,E57,E59
eyes- YG03, YG23,YG95
clothes- Y13,Y15,Y17, Y000, Y02, Y11, YG01, YG25, RV000, RV00, RV11, RV21,

Fidget Goblinspider

So the other day I was playing around on the internet and came across this fun fairy name generator site, www.emmadavies.net/fairy
You type in your name and not only does it give you your fairy name but also a little description as well. So I did my mom, my sisters and myself to see what came up... I thought they were so funny that I just had to draw up our fairy selves and make some cards. :)
This first one is my mom, Fidget Goblinspider. She lives in rotting woodlands near poisonous toadstools and wears red with white spots, like the toadstools. She has gentle green wings like a butterfly.
I have to say, she turned out exactly how I envisioned her and Mom approves too... ;) Supply list:
cardstock: Bazzill and GP
papers: Basic Grey (brown) Scrapworks (leaf and solid green)
stamps: The Greeting Farm (wonderland set mushrooms) Hero Arts (sentiment)
inks: Memento tuxedo black and Colorbox chestnut ink
Ranger Stickles and Inksentials white pen
twine
Copic Multiliner black pens 0.1 and 0.3
Copic markers:
skin- E50, YR000, E51, R20
hair- Y17, YR14, E08
eyes- YG00, YG95, E57
lips- R22, R05
shirt/shoes- E55, E57, E59
skirt- R05, R08, YR18, BG000
wings- YG000, YG03, YG95
mushrooms- R05, R08, YR18, BG000, E40, E41, E43, E57, E59