Wicked Wednesday with KennyK

Hello there!  That's right, it's Wicked Wednesday ATC Challenge Blog time and this week our sponsor is KennyK!  Our theme this week is "You're A Star" and the image is City Star Christmas Digital Image.  She's a sweet one to color!  I decided to use some non-traditional colors for this one, just needed a break from the traditional red and green.

My papers are all from the scrap pile and unfortunately, I don't have a clue who made these but they just seemed perfect for the direction I wanted this to go.  So, I apologize for not knowing the maker for this one.  She's colored with Copics listed here:

• Skin:  E00, 11, 33, 93
• Eyes:  YG93, 95, 97
• Lips:  R35, 37, 39
• Hair:  E40, 41, 42, 43
• Hat:  B95, 97, 99; W0, 1, 4
• Background:  YG61, 63, 67; C0, 1, 3, 5; B91, 93, 95; W0, 1; 0

I also used an EK Success punch for the additional stars, which I then rounded the points of with scissors.  My sentiment is from A Muse.

Thanks so much for stopping by!  You're greatly appreciated and in my eyes, you're a star!  We would love for you to play along with our challenge.  We even have a new fb page for you to visit. Wicked Wednesday ATC Challenge.  Stop by and join in on the fun!  I'll see you again soon!  Have a great day!

Hugs,

Lea

Frosty the Snowman

Where did the summer go? Kids are back in school, with all the insanity that goes with it, vacations are a not-so-distant memory, and it is once again time to get busy with the important things in life...crafting for the holidays! Yay! All of September the Dream Team will be featuring all the new goodies we have for the "Most wonderful time of the year", the fall and winter holiday season. New stencil designs, new dies, and...brand new embossing folders featuring some of our top-selling designs, all to be found on-line through the Stencil with Style web-site, or your local papercrafting store.

 

Here's my holiday inspiration for this week:

Here's what I used to create this card:

Dreamweaver Stencils© LG 645 Snowman

Dreamweaver Stencils© Aluminum Metal Tools

Add A Little Dazzle Wondrous White Metal Sheet

Little Yellow Bicycle® Winter Twig "Ski Sweater"

Bazzill® Cardstock

Crystal Stickles®

May Arts Ribbon® Bakers Twine

Spectrum Noir™ Markers:  OR1, IG8, True Black, CR8, CR11, IB2

Copic® Markers:  E25, E27, BG01

Beacon Adhesives® Zip Dry™

Foam Mounting Squares

Of course, we have our monthly challenge for you to play along, so post your own holiday creations, and use the Inlinkz tool on the Dream It Up! blog, for a chance to win the prize at the end of the month. We also have our fabulous Guest Designer for the month of September, Wendy Price! Here's the list of our "A" Team with their links for the week:

Dream It Up!

Wendy Price (GD)

Leadonna Kimmel (Me)

Louise Healy

Laura Drahozal

Lynn Mercurio

Pam Hornschu

Jamie Martin

Thanks so much for stopping by today!  I hope you enjoyed my simple little Snowman card.  It's simple but fun and I sure had a good time creating it.  I'll have another Stampendous post tomorrow so please come and check it out.  Have a blessed day!

Hugs,

Lea

 Inlinkz

Sunrise, Sunset...

Welcome back to our last week of the Dreamweaver Stencils© July challenge using the new dies!  Have you ever seen a picture of something and thought to yourself, I know just what I could create that would work perfectly with this photo?  I came across this one and fell in love with it!

I knew the die I used for this would be perfect!  What do you think? Here's my card:

Okay, so it's not a perfect match but I'm sure you get the idea!  Here's a few more pics showing the process:

Here's what I used to create this card:

Dreamweaver Stencils© DG 745 Tree Line Die

Neenah® Classic Crest™ Solar White Cover Stock

Olive Green Cardstock

Light Brown Cardstock

Copic® Markers Y00, 11, 15; YG93, 95, 97; E71, 74, 77

Beacon Adhesive® Zip Dry™

Here's what I did to create this card:

Run die through cutter with green and brown papers

Trim a piece of white cs to fit behind die cut

Airbrush yellow markers onto white piece of cs creating a "sun"

Trim green piece to create two pieces, one for top, one for bottom

Color both dies with markers to just add some shading

Create card base

Adhere die cut pieces onto yellow-colored piece as shown

This is such a simple card and could really work nicely for a man or woman.  I didn't want to add anything else to it, I really feel like the die can stand on it's own without any additional embellishments.  This is our last week for the July die challenge.  Here's some inspiration from the rest of the team:

Dream It Up!

Leadonna Kimmel

Louise Healy

Laura Drahozal

Lynn Mercurio

Pam Hornschu

Jamie Martin

Gill Wilson 

Lyn Bernatovich

Alison Heikkila

Kristine Reynolds

Kristi Parker Van Doren  

and

Terri Sproul (GD)

Thanks so much for stopping by today!  I appreciate your visit and hope to see you again soon!  Have a blessed day!

Hugs,

Lea

An InLinkz Link-up 

Tiny Bubbles...

Remember the song that Don Ho made famous in Hawaii!?  If you're not familiar with it, you need to Google it for a giggle or two!  Just writing the title has it running through my brain, I hope it goes away soon!  LOL!  So I have another cute little sneak peek from the April 2014 Stampendous® Catalog.  This one uses Stampendous® House-Mouse Designs® Blowing Bubbles.  I just love these little mice!

I wish you could see the sparkle in the bubbles.  They're always so much cuter in real life.

Here's what I used to create this project:

Stampendous® House-Mouse Design® Blowing Bubbles
Stampendous® Crystal Micro Glitter
Making Memories® “Garden Party”
Bazzill®
Glossy Accents™
May Arts Ribbon®
Foam Mounting Squares
Scor-Tape®
Neenah® Classic Crest™Solar White
Memento™ Tuxedo Black Ink Pad
Copics®:
B0000, 000, 41
YR30, 31
G20
R81, 83, 85
YG21, 23, 25
E23, 43, 50, 51, 53, 93
T2, 4, 6
W4, 5, 7

Here's how I created this project:

Stamp image and color
Trim image to desired size
Create card base with a tent fold
Trim a mat for image and patterned paper as shown
Attach ribbon to patterned paper as shown
Adhere patterned paper to card base
Adhere image to mat
Apply Glossy Accents™ to bubbles
Apply glitter over glossy accents and tap off excess
Set aside to dry

Once dry, lightly brush off excess glitter

Well, that's it for sneak peeks from me!  LOL!  Remember, this image isn't on the web site yet so patience is required, and, I hear it's a virtue!  Thanks for stopping by and I hope to you again soon!  Feel free to leave me some love!

Hugs,
Lea

Zombie, Tea or Me?

Hi there!  It's time for another friendly challenge at Desert Islands Crafters Challenge Blog and this time around our sponsor is The Stamping Boutique.  The image I've used is Zombie Girl with Tea, somewhat of a visual oxymoron, don't you think?  I love her, I think she's adorable and since I collect old teacups, this one really cracked me up.  Here's the itinerary for this challenge:

1.  polka dots

2.  make it an ATC or tag

3.  citrus colors (yellow/orange/lime green/pink)

4.  add ribbon

5.  Spring theme

6.  Add eyelets

7.  Include an animal

8.  Zombies 

9.  Washi Tape

10. Monochromatic

I've used #'s 1, 3, 4, 8 and 9 and here's my project:

Does she crack you up as much as she does me?  Every time I look at this card, I giggle, I just can't help myself.  Notice how her skin is starting to turn blue, bless her heart!  Oh, that's right, she's a zombie!  LOL!  Sorry, I'm just amused!

I hope you'll take time to create something fun and play along with us.  You could win a prize so what do you have to lose?  Thanks for stopping by and I hope to see you again soon.  If this is your first time here, take a look around, you might find something you like!  Have a blessed day!

Hugs,

Lea

Desert Islands Crafters Challenge Time!

So, I'm a little behind the 8 ball for this one but I hope my card will make up for my tardiness.  Let me just say, it's been a crazy weekend and I'm actually glad it's almost over!  I don't say that very often but I'm looking forward to the week ahead!  Our Desert Islands Crafters Challenge sponsor for this round is Polka Doodles, the image I've used is Dollie Daydream Goes East - Lantern Digi.  I've colored my image with Copics, enhanced her with a little chalk make-up (eye shadow and blush) and chalked the background.  I also used chalk for my lantern glow on the outside of the lantern.  Here's the itinerary for this challenge:

1. Asian Themed
2. Lots of Red
3. Metallics
4. Text (as in, paper or embellishments with text on them)
5. Mythical Creatures
6. Vellum
7. Found Object from Nature
8. Stripes
9. Use Chalk
10. Make it Glow

For my card, I used all but #5.  I just didn't have any mythical creature stamps or embellies that would have worked!  Here's my project:

I really had fun with this one!  If you're wondering where the metallic part of my card is, I used DecoArt's Metallic Lustre in Gold Rush on her dress hooks and trim around the edge.  I also used if for the handle of the lantern.  I punched the flowers out of vellum with a punch from  EK Success and colored them with Copics on the back side.  It was a beautiful spring-like day here in North Carolina so I enjoyed my little walk-about looking for just the right twigs for my "cherry blossoms."  My papers are Bazzill, Neenah Classic Crest Solar White Cover and Basic Grey's "konnichiwa."  The chalks are from Pebbles, Inc.    

We hope you'll play along with the DICC team, you just might win!  Thanks for stopping by!  

Hugs,

Lea

  

Whimsical Bird

It's the 1st and that means it's time for another Desert Islands Crafters Challenge.  Our sponsor for this challenge is The Stamping Boutique.  She has some super cute digital stamps and the one I've used today is called Whimsical Bird.  It reminded me of a partridge in a pear tree so I thought it was perfect for this time of year.  Here's the itinerary for this challenge:

1.  Glitter

2.  Ribbon

3.  Die Cut

4.  Airbrushing or Spray (Perfect Pearls Mists, Memories Mists, Dylusions)

5.  Snowflakes

6.  Winter theme with Summer colors

7.  Stencil

8.  Three Layers

9.  Pocket

10. Distressing

Remember, you need to use at least three from this list.  Here's my card:

I've used #'s 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 & 8

Here's a close-up showing the sparkle from the Clear Spica pen I used to add a little glittery goodness:

Now it's your turn to show us what you've created!  Link your card here!  I look forward to seeing what you've come up with.  Have fun!

Hugs,

Lea

Brrrr....

Baby it's cold outside!  That's okay, though!  Stampendous® has some great stamps that are sure to warm your heart!  Just look at how sweet this little Snow Girl is!  She can be found exclusively at Michaels but don't wait too long, she's so cute she's sure to go fast!

For this card I used these products:

Stampendous!® Snow Girl

Michaels Recollections™ Jolly Holiday 6x6 Paper Pad

Bazzill® Green Cardstock

Neenah Classic Crest® Solar White

Copic® Markers

Memento™ Tuxedo Black

Tim Holtz™ Distress™ Ink in Tumbled Glass

Offray® Grosgrain Ribbon

Zip Dry™ Adhesive

To create this card, here's what you do:

Stamp the image on white cs, color, trim to desired size, add distress ink

Create card base with a tent fold

Trim patterned papers as shown

Create bow, wrap tails around blue patterned paper and adhere

Adhere all layers

This was a super easy card to create, I hope you like it.  She's such a cute Snow Girl!  Thanks for stopping by today and I'll see you again soon!

Hugs,

Lea

It's Almost Christmas

Here's a really quick post to share a cute stamp from Stampendous!® that is sold exclusively at Michaels called Christmas Tree Penguin.  I love the look on his face.  It's almost like he's had one cup too many of espresso!  LOL!  He's totally adorable!

For this card I used these items:

Stampendous!® Christmas Tree Penguin

Stampendous!® Shaved Ice

Michaels Recollections™ Jolly Holiday 6x6 Paper Pad

Bazzill® Purple Cardstock

Neenah® Classic Crest™ Solar White

Memento™ Tuxedo Black

Copic® Markers

Tim Holtz™ Distress™ Ink in Tumbled Glass

Zip Dry™ Adhesive

Here's how I created the card:

Stamp image, color and trim to desired size

Add distress ink around top and sides

Create card base with a tent fold

Trim patterned papers as shown

Using a craft knife, trim around top of middle tree

Adhere image to patterned paper and slide under tree that was cut away

Adhere all layers

Add glue and Shaved Ice, allow to dry and shake off excess to return to jar

This is just a quick share.  I hope you enjoy it!  Merry Christmas!

Hugs,

Lea

Have Yourself a Mouse-y Little Christmas!

House-Mouse Designs®, that is!!  I am so tickled that Stampendous!® has joined with House-Mouse Designs® to bring you these adorable little critters.  Honestly, they are so sweet and funny; I just love them!  Here's my card I created with Whee Flight and Christmas Air:

Here's how to make this card:

Stamp image, color it, airbrush the background and trim it to the desired size

Sprinkle white embossing enamel on the image and heat it from underneath 

Stamp the sentiment on a scrap piece of white cardstock, trim it and airbrush it

Create card base with a tent fold

Trim patterned papers as shown

Trim a red mat for the sentiment

Adhere all these layers as shown

Die cut snowflake and color edges

Punch a hole in center of snowflake, add brad

Adhere snowflake to card with foam square

Here's what I used to create this card:

Stampendous!® House-Mouse Designs® Whee Flight

Stampendous!® Christmas Air

Stampendous!® Chunky White Embossing Enamel

Copic® Markers

     Mouse:  W2, 4, 5, 7; E50, 51, 11, 21; R02

     Hat:  R24, 27, 29, 59; C0, 1

     Background:  B0000, 000

My Mind's Eye™ 'Tis the Season 6x6 Paper Pad

Bazzill® Red Cardstock

Neenah Classic Crest® Solar White Cover

Spellbinders® Snowflake Die

Miscellaneous Brad

Beacon Adhesives® Zip Dry™

Foam Mounting Squares

Thanks for stopping by today!  I'll see you again soon and in the meantime, have yourself a Mouse-y Little Christmas!

Hugs,

Lea

Joy! Joy! Joy! at Desert Islands Crafters Challenge Blog

Christmas is a time to rejoice and find joy in our many blessings.  Such a simple little word with such a huge message, don't you think?  I try hard to find joy in my daily life, some days I'm better at it than others!  I will say that when I'm sitting at my craft desk and coloring an adorable image or putting together a project that has come from my heart, I can't help but feel joy in my heart.  I hope you find some joy or bring some joy to someone else this Christmas season.  Today I'm bringing you Amalia's Joy Banner from Dilly Beans for Desert Islands Crafters Challenge Blog.  She is so incredibly cute, I had so much fun coloring her up with my Copics!  Here's my card:

The itinerary for the December 15th challenge is:

1. Snow/Snowflakes
   
2. Die Cuts
3. Two or More Papers
4. Ribbon/Twine
5. Bells/Charms
6. Lace
7. Flowers
8. Bling
9. Make a Gift
10. Red/Green

For my card, I've used 1, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 10.  Here's what I did to create my card:

Printed image, colored it with Copics and trimmed to desired size

Created my card base from Bazzill using a tent fold

Trimmed my patterned paper as shown

Layered the dots and snowflake paper together and adhered them

Trimmed a piece of white ribbon, wrapped it around my papers and adhered it to the back

Adhered my two patterned papers with the ribbon to the card base 

Using crochet thread I've dyed red with my Copic marker, I attached my snowflake charm 

Layer image onto plaid paper and adhere both to card base

Using more dyed thread and Zip Dry, attach thread to card over banner "string"

Print a second image, color just the banner, trim each piece and attach to card with a foam mounting square

Using Stardust Stickles, add a little bling to the holly berries and the letters on the banner

Here's what I used to create my card:

Dilly Beans #508 Amalia's Joy Banner Image

Neenah Classic Crest® Solar White Cardstock

My Mind's Eye™ 'Tis the Season 6x6 Paper Pad

Bazzill Cardstock in red

Hug Snug® White Seam Binding

Aunt Lydia's Crochet Thread®

Charm Gallery® Snowflake Charm

Stickles™ in Stardust

Beacon Zip Dry™

Scrapbook Adhesives™ Foam Mounting Squares

Copic® Markers

     Skin:  E50, 51, 21, 11; R20

     Hair:  E31, 33, 34, 35, 37

     Holly / Berries:  YG13, 17, 95; R22, 24, 29

     Hair Bows:  BG72, 75, 78

     Dress:  BG10, 11, 72, 75, 78; R20, 21, 24, 27; YG13, 17

     Banner:  R01, 02

So that's how I did mine, how will you do yours?  I hope you'll play along as it's so much fun!  I also hope that you can find your joy this Christmas season!  See you again real soon!

Hugs,

Lea

Angels Are Among Us!

And, some of the cutest angels can be found at Michaels for Stampendous® Stamps!  This little cutie is part of a set that's sold exclusively at Michaels this year.  The sentiment and background stamp are also part of the same set.  Here's my card:

 Here's how you can make your own:

Create your card base with Bazzill® red card stock

Trim green patterned paper small enough to leave a 1/8” edge of red showing

Ink scroll work stamp with Boss Gloss™, stamp twice on green paper, add silver ep and heat emboss

Stamp image on white card stock and color with Copic® markers

Trim stamped image closely and edge with Iced Spruce distress ink

Stamp sentiment stamp using Boss Gloss™, add silver ep and heat emboss

Cut out sentiment with Spellbinders® circle die, edge with Iced Spruce distress ink™

Add white ribbon across middle of green paper and adhere on back side

Adhere green paper to red card base

Trim a mat of patterned paper for stamped image and adhere the image to the mat

Adhere matted image to card base

Using foam mounting dots, adhere sentiment to lower right corner of card base

Here's the list of supplies and tools I used:

Stampendous® Angel Stamp Set

Stampendous® Boss Gloss™

Recollections™ Silver Detail Embossing Powder

Bazzill® Red Card stock

My Mind’s Eye® ‘Tis The Season 6x6 Designer Paper Pad

White Card stock

Zip Dry Adhesive™

Pop Dots

Tim Holtz® Distress Ink™ in Iced Spruce

Spellbinders® Circle Die Cuts

Offray® White Satin Ribbon 5/8”

Copic® Markers

E40, 41, 50, 51, 53, 93; YG03; R24, 27; BG0000, 000, 70, 72; B0000; C00, 0, 1

0 (Colorless Blender)

Paper Trimmer

Heat Embossing Tool

Color Duster Brush

Cuttlebug Die Cutting Machine

That's it for today, I'll have another project for you tomorrow.  Thanks for stopping by!

Hugs,

Lea

A Latte of Love!

Hi!  I do hope you've had a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend and you're now ready for the count down to Christmas.  Yikes!  I'm so not ready but today's card for the Desert Islands Crafters Challenge is more than just a card, it also holds a gift!  Well, okay, so it's a gift card but that's okay, it's one less present to wrap.  

If you know me at all, you know I love Starbucks.  It's one of my favorite places to just sit and chat while relaxing with a warm peppermint mocha latte in the winter and an icy cold mocha frap in the summer.  Their gift cards make it so easy to pick up a quick little hostess gift or stocking stuffer and I pick up several every year.

Here's the challenge itinerary:

1.  Cupcakes

2.  Speckles & Splatters

3.  Recycle Something

4.  Add a Charm

5.  Lace

6.  Distress it

7.  Polka Dots

8.  Make a Gift

9.  Feathers

10.  Add a Bow

For my card, I've used 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 10.  Here's my card:

Here's how I created this card:

Stamp Saturated Canary Latte image, color with Copics, trim to desired size

Create card base and mat for image from Bazzill

Trim patterned papers for card 

Distress edges as shown with paper distresser

Add pine needles distress ink around edges; antique linen around image, followed by pine needles on edge

Adhere patterned papers as shown

Trim Starbucks cup sleeve to fit across bottom of patterned papers, adhere to card on sides and bottom only leaving the top unsecured to create a pocket

Adhere lace to bottom of card to cover bottom edge of cup sleeve

Using foam squares, adhere matted image to card front

Tie bow with gift card string and insert gift card into pocket

Here's a list of products used for this card:

Saturated Canary Latte image

Neenah Classic Crest

Bazzill

Crate Paper "Bundled Up" 6x6 Pad

Copics

Tim Holtz Distress Ink in Pine Needles and Antique Linen

Zip Dry Adhesive

Crochet Lace from JoAnn's

Foam Mounting Squares

Starbucks Cup Sleeve and Gift Card

I had such a good time creating this card for the new challenge.  Saturated Canary images are just adorable.  I would like to extend a huge thank you to Krista at Saturated Canary for sharing her talents with us!  I hope you'll be inspired to play along with us!  Thanks for stopping by and I'll see you again soon!

Hugs,

Lea

Sleigh Bells Ring...

...are you listenin'?  In the lane, snow is glistenin'.  It's glistening on my card, too, while these adorable penguins have a little downhill fun!  This set is called Penguin Sleigh from Stampendous and available for purchase exclusively at Michaels.  Here's my card:

Here are the steps I used to create this card:

Stamp image with Memento onto white card stock and color with Copics

Cut red Bazzill for card base and tent fold

Trim patterned paper  leaving 1/8” edge and adhere to Bazzill

Using VersaMarker, color circles on sleigh, add Lavender Tinsel EP and heat

Trim image closely, trim blue patterned paper to create a mat with an 1/8” edge and adhere colored image to mat

Stamp sentiment with Memento onto white card stock and trim closely

Stamp snowflakes over sentiment using Boss Gloss, add Crystal EP and heat

Create a mat for sentiment and adhere sentiment to mat

Adhere matted main image to card base

Adhere matted sentiment to card base

Spread Zip Dry on corner of paper beneath sleigh, sprinkle on Shaved Ice and allow to dry

Here's the list of products and tools I used:

Stampendous® Penguin Sleigh

Recollections® Lavender Tinsel Embossing Powder

Recollections® Crystal Tinsel Embossing Powder

Stampendous® Shaved Ice

Recollections® Jolly Holiday 6x6 Paper Pad

Bazzill® (Red)

Memento® Tuxedo Black Ink Pad

White Card Stock

Stampendous® Boss Gloss™

VersaMarker™ Pen

Copic® Markers:

R81, 83, 85, 35, 37, 39

G12, 14, 16

BG000, 01

YG01, 03

V12, 15, 17

YR12, 14, 16, 21, 23

E23, 25, 27, 29

C1, 5, 6, 7, 9,

0 (Colorless Blender)

Zip Dry™ Adhesive

Heat Embossing Tool

Paper Trimmer

Hope you like my card for today and I'll have more posts this week, so please stop back by!  Thanks for taking a peek today!  See you soon!

Hugs,

Lea

Santa Claus is Coming...

...to town!  First he's making a list and checking it twice so you'd better be good!  Stampendous® has the best Santa stamps and Cling Jumbo Dear Santa is one of my favs!

For this card I stamped my image in Memento® Tuxedo Black and colored it with Copics®.  I trimmed my image down to the desired size and edged it with Tim Holtz® Distress Ink in Bundled Sage.  I created my card base from Bazzill® and my patterned papers are Recollections®.    I trimmed the patterned papers to the size desired and adhered them to my card base as shown.  I added some twine to three buttons and attached the buttons with glue dots.  This is a larger image so I prefer to keep the card simple and I just love it!

Thanks for stopping by today and I'll see you again soon!

Hugs,

Lea

Portrait of an Indian Princess

I'm really excited as this is my first post as part of the Desert Island Crafters Challenge Blog Design Team!  Woohoo!  Fun times ahead for sure!  For my first card, our sponsor is Bombshell Stamps and my image is from the Indian Princess set.  This is how it works, on the 1st and 15th of each month a challenge is posted to create a project using the items listed on that week's Desert Island Itinerary.  Each Desert Island Itinerary will have 10 items/techniques/colors. Your challenge is to use at least 3 items on the itinerary. Here's the itinerary of items for this week, dreamed up by Kathi from the Bombshell DT:

 1. Use Indian corn colors of Rust, Gold, Deep Red, and Tan

 2. Thank you or Thankful Theme

 3. Dry or Heat Embossing

 4. Three Layers

 5. Metal

 6. Die Cuts

 7. Charms

 8. Photo Corners

 9. Ribbons

10. Lace

Here's my card using 1., 4., 8., 9. & 10.:

I created my card using the digital version of the set so I printed out the main image on Neenah Classic Crest, colored it with Copic markers and trimmed it down to the desired size.  I edged it with Tim Holtz distress inks in antique linen and then a little tea dye.  I created a mat for the image, adhered the two pieces with Zip Dry and added my 3L Scrapbook Adhesives Photo Corners in gold.  I set the matted image aside and created my card base from Bazzill and my other patterned papers are My Mind's Eye Stella and Rose collection.  The crochet lace is also part of the Stella and Rose line as their Decorative Trims, the gold ribbon is May Arts.  I trimmed and adhered all of my papers and trims, then pop-dotted my image onto the card base.  And here you have my portrait of an Indian Princess.  I think she came out rather pretty!

So, check out the blog here, use the link on the blog and all the instructions are listed on the right side.  I hope you enjoy my card, I can't wait to see what you create!  Thanks for stopping by and I'll see you again soon!

Hugs,

Lea