How crazy the weather is this Christmas Season! We yo-yo between being above average, to below average! This morning we awakened to the 30s, something that usually happens in January and February. Those of you in the northern hemisphere seem to be having a lot of unusually severe weather for December as well!
Today, my Fairy is having a heart-to-heart discussion with Christopher Caterpillar on the importance of letting go to become a butterfly.
Did you know Letting Go is Magic at work?
Thanks to Vicki who has inspired me to do the same!
I wish you the very best this Holiday Season.
Did you know Letting Go is Magic at work?
Thanks to Vicki who has inspired me to do the same!
And now you know it is time for a new Lavinia World Challenge!
a $15 gift certificate to the Lavinia World store. Submissions can be placed either on our Lavinia World Challenge blog which has an ANYTHING GOES theme using ANY brand clear or rubber stamp - no digitals. Or you may play in our friendly Facebook Group called Anything Lavinia if using ANY Lavinia Product in your creation. Either way, we enjoy seeing your artwork!
I've received a few questions about how I put my fairy scenes together, so here is a mini tutorial for how my colors are chosen, and how to add the "layers" of inked images for dimension.
Please click on the photos to enlarge them:
Please click on the photos to enlarge them:
The fun sentiment comes in a straight line, but I cut my stamp into three pieces and used it that way:
Above: notice the before and after with the words and the highlighting using the Uni-Ball Pen Signo Gel in White. The Gel pen really makes things come alive! (around fairy, leaves, caterpillar, fern heads, butterfly wings)
The border was distress with Nocturne Versafine Clair ink, and heat set with black EP that contains glitter. Making a frame around the edge of the scene gives a finished look. I also used an old Martha Stewart border punch for the edges - one white and the other black, for visual interest:
Thanks for popping by - looking forward to seeing your pretties in the challenge!
The border was distress with Nocturne Versafine Clair ink, and heat set with black EP that contains glitter. Making a frame around the edge of the scene gives a finished look. I also used an old Martha Stewart border punch for the edges - one white and the other black, for visual interest:
Thanks for popping by - looking forward to seeing your pretties in the challenge!
Products Used:
- Lavinia World Let Your Spirit Take Flight LAV523
- Lavinia World Fairy Bugs LAV471
- Lavinia World Flutterbies LAV556
- Lavinia World Christopher Caterpillar LAV504
- Lavinia World Twilight Fairy LAV469
- Lavinia World Vine LAV165
- Lavinia World Fern Heads LAV470
- Lavinia World A6 Water Mist Lavender Paper
- Lavinia World Uni-Ball Pen Signo Gel in White
- Lavinia World VersaFine Clair inks in Cheerful Yellow (under white EP), Fantasia PurpleMedieval Blue, Nocturne, Morning Mist
- Other: Distress ink Shaded Lilac, MS punch lace trim, Black Glitter EP, White Detail EP, Lavender Mica EP
Playing in the following fine challenges:
- Classic DT Open Challenge #12 AG DT 1/1 sep post
- Pammie's Inky Pinkies #1950 AG 12/22 sep post
Stamping Hugs,