Fairy Princess Birthday

I’ve mentioned before that I make birthday cards for my sister’s Sunday School class.  The kids are 3 years old when them come into class, turning four.  I the stories that she tells about them!!!  They are so fun!

I bought this My Favorite Things sentiment stamp just for the purpose of these Sunday School cards.  It’s a very sweet princess verse!

That’s it for today.  I’ll be finishing up more cards tomorrow since I’m all current on my Soul Restoration class.  I kind of miss making cards.  It’s been awhile since I made any cards except DT projects.

Have a great week!!!

Blessings,

Christine

Deets:
Medium-Copics; Image-Pollycraft; Sentiment-My Favorite Things; Ink-Papertrey Ink; Paper-DCWV; Ribbon-Papertrey Ink; Buttons-Papertrey Ink; Other from stash-twine.

Challenges:
Flutterby Wednesday--open
Creative Belli--The letter “P”
Dutch Dare--sketch
Crafts for Eternity--String, flower, button
Stamp Something--Cute something
Pile it On--Anything goes

It’s Wednesday…

so that means it’s Flutterby Wednesday!  Our challenge this week is an easy one.  It was set by fellow DT member, Kimberly, and it’s to use flowers on your creation.  Of course, you need to also include a butterfly, fairy or angel.  You all know how much I love my fairies and butterflies!!!

Now, if you want to play along with our challenge, head on over to the Flutterby Wednesday challenge blog to have a look.  While you’re there, be sure to click on the links in the side bar to see all the other lovely DT creations!

This is probably it for creations this week.  I need to continue working on my project for Digital Two for Tuesday (I just can’t wait to share these things with you) plus, I’m having a couple of local blogger friends over on Sunday for a stamping party!  We have never met before so I just can’t wait.  It’s going to be so much fun!  I’ve come up with a great project for us to work on.  I’ll definitely be posting pictures of the party!

Have a great Wednesday!!!

Blessings,

Christine

Deets:
Medium-Copics; Image-Pollycraft; Paper-Papertrey Ink, Core‘dinations; Flowers-Wild Orchid Crafts (colored with Copics); Punch-Martha Stewart; Cuttlebug-embossing folders, Papertrey Ink embossing plate; Additional from stash-charm, glitter glue.

Challenges:
Cupcake Craft-Blooming charming
Kaboodle Doodles-Monochromatic
Pollycraft Monday-Summer blooms
A Spoon Full of Sugar-Cute and girly
Mercy’s Sketch Challenge-sketch
Papertake Weekly-Say it with flowers

Balloon Fairy

It’s another Flutterby Wednesday!!!  Yay!  Our challenge this week is set by our DT member, Kimberly, and it is to use paper piecing on your project.  I seldom do this and don’t know why.  It really adds to the project when you repeat some DP in your image.

Of course, you must also use a butterfly, fairy or angel on your creation, as well as the paper piecing.  So, if you want to play along, go check out the Flutterby Wednesday Challenge blog and then visit the other DT by clicking on there links in the side bar.

I’ve really been busy today.  I made three cards.  One that I shared earlier, this one and another one featuring a new Squigglefly image I’ll share with you later. 

Tomorrow I’m going to start on a project for Digital Two for Tuesday.  There’s a really great feature coming up that I’m helping out on.  I’m so excited about it.  It’s kind of a continuation of a  project I’ve been wanting to do for a long time.  I can’t wait to share it with you!!!

Blessings,

Christine

Deets:
Medium-watercolor; Image-Pollycraft; Sentiment-Unity; Ink-Papertrey Ink Pure Black and Snow White (distressing edges); Paper-DCWV; Buttons-Papertrey Ink; Cuttlebug-Nestibilities.

Challenges:
Pollycraft Monday-sketch
A Spoon Full of Sugar-3 DP, 3 buttons

Anika’s Birthday

I made this card for my great niece’s birthday.  The image is from Pollycraft and the DP is a RAK.  I used a Fiscars punch and added some lavender rhinestones and ribbon.

The sketch is from Sweet ‘n Sassy, Whimsy Stamps challenge is to use a boy or girl theme, Dare U 2 Digi is to use punches, and Secret Crafter is celebration.

Blessings,

Christine