I received 2 new Lili of the Valley stamps last week. I was so impressed by the quality of the little girl in the swing stamp I bought at Ally Pally I just had to buy more! I used some lovely K+Co papers I received as a Birthday present and got my sewing machine out. I am entering this card in Sassy Susie's Design Team call as she is looking for another member for her DT as she is starting a new Blog Challenge.
I used DCWV textured card for my matting and layering and a Stampendous sentiment stamp that I cut with Nestabilities. The flowers are Prima and I added some Flower soft to the white one to look like snow.
Here is a close up of the coloured in image. I used Promarkers to colour the cute little bear in and paperpieced the present with some of the backing papers. I used Flower soft on the hat and a little bit of glaze on the nose to make it nice and shiny. I am quite pleased with the colouring of this image and used 3 shades of brown on the bear. I am still a novice when it comes to the colouring so am still having to put in a lot of practise.
I got a new daylight lamp yesterday and it's really powerful, I am so pleased with it! The dark winter nights cannot stop me from Crafting now!
It's raining here but I am going to meet my friend Lizzy for a coffee this morning so we should keep nice and dry while we catch up with each other's news!
Hope you have a lovely weekend.
Jane
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Hi Hun.
ReplyDeleteThis is just so bloomin cute...
love it.
Hugs Angel
This is stunning Jane (hang on I thought you were Millie ? ) anyway as I was saying this is beautiful I love the image your colouring is perfection and your stitching is so very neat
ReplyDeletein all a fantastic card
Thank you for entering my search for my new DT member
Hugs Susie xx
Ooooooh this is sooo cute love the way you have added the flower soft to the hat and flower
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Your colouring is great Jane. Love that cute little bear. Thanks for the offer of the elzybells stamped images, I might just take you up on it when I get my pens. :)xx
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