And here is my take on it ... I haven't rotated it or anything again!!
I watercoloured the image and used my deckled nesties to cut the image and mat out. I stamped swirls on the cardtock, added raffia, flowers and brads. 
I watercoloured my image and distressed the edges. I have kept the layout simple, using this gorgeous butterfly dp from the Wisteria pad. I added some lilac raffia which I 'sewed' some deep purple ribbon through and punched some flowers and swirls.
Do join in if you have time, and take a peek at the other DT creations.
I am away for the weekend, so I will catch up with you all next week.
Recipe:
Stamp(s): Sugar Nellie Bumble bee
Colouring Media:distress inks
Papers: Basic Grey Witeria
Embellishments: raffia, ribbon pearls from stash, punched flowers and swirls
I paper pieced Tilda's dress and bow and watercoloured the rest of her. The dp are all matted with gold. The broad ribbon has been in my stash for ages and I really have struggled thingking of how to use it ... I think it matches the other red!
I love this Manga girl's attitude ... so like Ellie. I coloured her using promarkers and the uniform Ellie will wear is blue, grey and gold. I used coredinations cardstock and cut the mats using my nesties. Two are embossed in the Morrocan embossing folder and the other 2 using the writing folder. I took a huge deep breathe and cut into my Bo Bunny ribbon (it is only for stroking!!) and then added a Prima flower which I coloured using a promarker so it matched.
I coloured my image in using all 4 purples, well I couldn't leave one out could I, and then cut the image out. Because I wanted her sitting hanging out of the mat, I rotated the sketch and the flipped it as I prefer the ribbon on the left! Flowers didn't look right so I stamped a scroll using dusty concord and brushed perfect pearls over it, gave it a spritz and dried it with my heat gun.
Here's my take on it.
I watercoloured Tilda and distressed the edges. As I haven't got the octagonal nesties I used a different labels shape instead. I dyed the flock using egg plant alcohol ink to make it match the purple in the dp. I punched the flower and added organza and thin satin ribbon.
Ellie chose the image, and I watercoloured it and cut it our, removing the wings under Ellie's orders!! I have kept the layout very simple and inked the edges of the labels mats. I stamped a border using versamark and then brushed perfect pearls over it. I made the gem scroll by using a clear scroll stamp and following the outline with gems. No ribbon or flowers.
I watercoloured the image, and them distressed all the papers ... it can be a great stress reliever! I stitched the papers using siver pen. I made the flowers out of circles (theres's a surprise!!) and again distressed the edges and scrunched them up alot!!.
I watercoloured Tilda and cut her out several times. I layered up her dress, basket, boots and face. I cut out a circle of white paper from the dp and distressed it. The flowers are punched and mounted so the stand out (I love silicone!!). I used flower soft for the basket of flowers.
Tilda is watercoloured and I distressed the background, before cutting her out using deckled nesties. I embossed the circle using my new embossing folder and added flower soft to the basket. I made a flower layered up with punched flowers and added an organza ribbon tag where the sentiment should be. I added three pearl to the edge as it looked a bit bare. I flipped the sketch for this page.
Really the same as above, but with the sketch the right way!!
I used organza ribbon and knots for part of the sketch, and no sentiment as requested. I added flower soft to the basket and punched flowers.
I coloured the image (a RAK from Jen) using promarkers and copics and matted her onto cardstock. I embossed some turquoise Coredinations cardstock using my hearts folder and sanded it. I used eyelets and ribbon to created the tag detail and brown organza and blue satin ribbon for the knot. Quite simple, but I like the effect of this!
I added a bit of spice to the pumpkin on Lulu's hair and broom stick, and coloured the hat using warm greys and black. I used my spider's web embossing folder for the background and rubbed some black distress ink over the embossing. I cut a circle and rubbed black ink over it to make it look a bit like the moon.
I love my little pixies, they do look a bit like my little girls when they are trying to be good!! I coloured them in promarkers and copics and the cut them out and stickled their wings. I coloured the mulberry flowers in with promarkers. I kept the layout simple as the papers are a bit on the busy side!
I'll be back later with who I am going to pass it onto - got to go as I've got children to entertain ... and a stinking cold:(!
This hedgie immediately sprung to mind - Summer to a tee (well anywhere but in the UK!!). I love these papers - another digital freebie - and think they have a great summery feel to them. I have kept the layout simple - just adding some lace and punched flowers.
I watercoloured the image and distressed the edges. I used these fab Daisy D papers ad matted them onto cardstock. I added organza ribbon and white lace, and flowers which I layered and spritzed with glimmer mist. I stamped a corner detail onto the dp and onto a corner of the image. No sentiment yet - I must get some small Christmas sentiment stamps.
I have been a bit minimalist with the buttons on this! I watercoloured and cut out these two Tildas. I haven't really used either and saw someone (can't remember who, sorry!) put the two togetrher using the field of flowers. That gave me the inspiration for this. I used Basic Grey Wisteria papers and sat the girls in the Wisteria (it grows upside down where they live LOL!!). I used two tones of ribbon and punched some flowers and leaves. I threaded the clear buttons with the deep purple ribbon.
I watercolured my image and cut her and the matt out using my deckled nesties. I distressed the image in antique linen and vintage photo, and all the dp is distressed in the same inks. I used 1 design paper and 1 piece of co-ordinating cardstock. The flowers are punched out of the same papers and the lace dunked in tea to take the whiteness away. Pearls (very vintage!!) finish the flowers off.
I watercoloured the image and the cut it and the matt using my nesties. I embossed all the cardstock using Swiss Dots and the Happy Birthday folders. I used my Fiskars threading water punch for the scallops and added a strip of carstock instead of ribbon. No flowers, I used buttons instead of flowers.
Here's my take on it ... and for once I have left it as it is!!
