Ooops!

Welcome!

I totally forgot to add my card & tag for the "Anything Goes" challenge at Crafting By Designs.
So rather late than never, here they are:

Sugar Skull Framed

 

Amalia Flower Fairy

 

Dilly Beans sponsored the challenge and supplied the DT with the delightful images. The more I work with the Dilly Beans images, the more I enjoy them! Do visit Megan's shop, you'll be delighted too, I'm sure.

 

The Sugar Skull was totally new for me. And did I have fun and learnt so much about this tradition from Mexico. No, this is not my last card using this image.

 

I fell in love with Amalia the moment I laid my eyes on her, because I can see so many possibilities still. I kept the tag quite simple, but I love how she turned out.

 

I hope that you will still join our challenge. Julia is our host and the DT really made some fabulous creations, all using Dilly Beans images, all really lovely & inspiring. What are you waiting for?

 

Oh, and do visit again!

 

Rene



Let's Party!

Welcome!

Week 2 of the Gothic Cuties challenge at The Cheerful Stamp Pad!

Our sponsor : Dilly Beans.

I've used the creepy cute Cordillia (#378). She looks like she can be a real party animal if she puts her mind to it. I used pencils to colour her, layering colours. The rest of the card was created with textured card & board. The sentiment was handwritten and a metal heart brad gives a final touch.

Without further ado, here is my Cordillia, ready for another late night party in the dungeons:

 

 

And here she is a bit closer:

DO come and join us! Cordillia will be delighted if many of you cute Gothic creatures come and join her in the dungeons.

Sketch #255 from Sketch Saturday inspired and organized the layout of my card and I'm linking it to the challenge.

Rene

Cheerful goes Dilly!

Welcome!

A new week, a new challenge at The Cheerful Stamp Pad!
Our fabulous sponsor this week is Dilly Beans.
Our theme : Gothic Cuties.

My choice fell on the cute Ragdoll Ruby to create with. I have this fascination with the movie Coraline as well as the Lalaloopsy Dolls. Button eyes are the common factor, sometimes creepy, sometimes cute!

I must confess, neither Gothic nor Cute is my natural style, but the images from Dilly Beans makes it easy to create in either style. I went a bit more cute than Gothic!

Do visit The Cheerful Stamp Pad to take part in the challenge and stand a chance to win. A visit to our sponsor is definitely recommended!

You are welcome to visit again! I hope that I inspired or at least entertained you!

Rene