The first Ditzie Digi Design Challenge

Welcome to the first  Ditzie Digi Design Challenge. We are all really excited to be part of Lisa's DT as she has an amazing shop of digis from gorgeous girls, adorable animals to fab steampunk.  We will be having fortnightly challenges and will all be showcasing Lisa's amazing digis and papers, so I hope you will join in with us.  This fortnight's challenge is Anything Goes.

For this challenge I thought I would use this cute Owl set, Button Belly Owl and make a couple of cards.

I used both owls and sized them the same size for the two cards.  Both are coloured in using my pens and them I cut them out for a change.

 I kept this layout really simple, simply adding some webbing, and popping the owl onto foam pads, before adding some flat backed pearls.

For this card I layered up the design paper and die cut the fence, before popping the owl onto foam pads and adding her.  The teeny hearts are the bits left from the fence - I just glued them on. 

 You can buy lots of gorgeous digital images at the Ditzie Digi Design Etsy shop and some of the images are available as rubber stamp sets too on  Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

 

Supplies:

 Image: Ditzie Digi Design Button Belly Owl set

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium: Copics

Papers: First Edition Boho Chic, Prima Doodle Deux

 Embellishments: flat backed pearls, webbing

Tools: Lala land Craft heart fence

Challenges:

 

That Craft Place Challenge

Its Sunday and that means it's time for a That Craft Place challenge and the theme this week isFlowers or Mothers Day.

I used this gorgeous flower and cute ickle snail from Lisa's very own Ditzie Digi Designs.  I printed the image off and coloured it in using my pens, before doodling round the edge.  I simply matted it onto cardstock and the card blank.  Finally I stamped the Mothers Day sentiment.

 You can find all these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, her Etsy digi shop, Ditzie Digi Design, or on the facebook group (you need to be a member).

And there is a DT call out for the Ditzie Digi Design Challenge Blog, ending 6th April.  Deets are all on the Challenge blog.

Supplies: 

Image: 

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium:copics

Papers: 

Embellishments: 

Tools: 

Challenges: 

Simon Says Stamp - Mother's Day
Alphabet Challenge - country flowers
sweet Stampin - Mother's Day

 

Wonder Woman Birthday

 

 Its one of my running group's birthday today - and this image from Lisa's very own  Ditzie Digi Design shop was perfect.  Lisa has adapted Super Woman to have running shoes for me :) Having coloured her in using my pens (and club colours before anyone thinks I have begun to like pink!!) I put her onto digi papers.  I added some layered diecut flowers, pearls, a pearl swirl and ribbon. Finally the birthday sentiment.

You can buy lots of gorgeous digital images at the Ditzie Digi Design Etsy shop and some of the images are available as rubber stamp sets too.You can also find these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

And there is a DT call out for the Ditzie Digi Design Challenge Blog, ending 6th April.  Deets are all on the Challenge blog.

Supplies: 

Image: Ditzie Digi Design Super Woman

Sentiment: Craftwork Cards

Colouring medium: Copics

 Papers: Pink Petticoat digi

Embellishments: pearls, pearl swirl, ribbon

Tools: dienamics flower die

Challenges:

Crafty Ribbons - anything goes with ribbon
ABC - G is for girls
Totally Gorguss - birthday
Craft your passion - birthday bonanza
Papertake weekly - anything goes with your own flowers
Crafty Creations - happy birthday
Cute Card Thursday - what a gem
Creative Knockout - girls rule

 

That Craft Place Challenge

Its Sunday and that means it's time for a That Craft Place challenge and the theme this week is Anything Goes.

I have used this adorable fish digi stamp Lisa's very own Ditzie Digi Design. It comes as part of  digi stamp set called Something fishy, and you get 2 of these cute fish, accessory stamps and sentiments :). I love the colours of this Echo park dp - goes perfectly with the fishy blues.  I added some stretchy webbing which I stretched and shaped to look like weeds.  Finally I added some crystal beads to be a bit like bubbles.
You can find all these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, her Etsy digi shop, Ditzie Digi Design, or on the facebook group (you need to be a member).

And there is a DT call out for the Ditzie Digi Design Challenge Blog, ending 6th April.  Deets are all on the Challenge blog.

Supplies: 

Image: Ditzie Digi Design Something Fishy

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium: copics

Papers: Echo Park For the Record Two

Embellishments: crystal beads, stretchy webbing,

Tools:

Challenges:
 Crafty Catz - anything goes

Sweet Stampin' - cute

 

Ditzie Digi Designs - Spike

Today I am sharing with you a card that I have made using a gorgeous image, Spike,  from Ditzie Digi Design.

I do have a huge soft spot for dragons and Spike is adorable. Having coloured him in using my copics I put him onto the bright and funky Echo Park For the Record Two  papers.  I simply coloured 3 flat backed pearls to match the green on his tummy using my copics and added them. 

You can buy lots of gorgeous digital images at the Ditzie Digi Design Etsy shop and some of the images are available as rubber stamp sets too.You can also find these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

Supplies: 

Image: Ditzie Digi Design Spike

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium: copics

Papers: Echo Park For the Record Two

Embellishments: flat backed pearls

Tools: 

Challenges: 

 

Ditzie Digi Design Nicole

Today I am sharing with you a card that I have made using a gorgeous image, Nicole,  from Ditzie Digi Design.

This is the elgeant Nicole, she looks very sophisticated doesn't she?!  Having coloured her in using my copics I put her onto the bright and funky, but elegant Echo Park For the Record Two  papers.  I added some stretchy webbing, lace and pearl detail, some flat backed pearls and some lacy flowers to finish her off.

You can buy lots of gorgeous digital images at the Ditzie Digi Design Etsy shop and some of the images are available as rubber stamp sets too.You can also find these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

And there is a DT call out for the Ditzie Digi Design Challenge Blog, ending 6th April.  Deets are all on the Challenge blog.

Supplies: 

Image: Ditzie Digi Design Nicole

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium: copics

Papers: Echo Park For the Record Two

Embellishments: flat backed pearls, stretchy webbing, pearl and lace ribbon, fabric flowers

Tools: 

Challenges:
Allsorts - Ladies Day
Crafty Ribbons - anything goes
Simply Create - use green

 

Ditzie Digi Designs - Mr Steam

Today I am sharing with you a card that I have made using a gorgeous image, Mr Steam  from Ditzie Digi Design.

I love a bit of steampunk and this digi image is perfect for the men in our lives.  Having coloured Mr Steam in using my copics, I distressed the edges using a paper distressing tool.  The dp is Bo Bunny Lost and Found Two, and I distressed the edges of it and the core-rdinations cardstock.  I added some ruffled seam binding and a lazercut lock and key, both from Ditzie Designs at That Craft Place. 


You can buy lots of gorgeous digital images at the Ditzie Digi Design Etsy shop and some of the images are available as rubber stamp sets too.You can also find these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

And there is a DT call out for the Ditzie Digi Design Challenge Blog, ending 6th April.  Deets are all on the Challenge blog.

Supplies: 

Image: Ditzie Digi Design. Mr Steam

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium: copics

Papers: Bo Bunny Lost and Found

Embellishments: lazercut lock and key, seam binding

Tools: paper distressing tool

Challenges: 

Crafts4Eternity - steampunk
Crafty Ribbons - anything goes
Crafty Catz - colour challenge
Simply Create - use green