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Stamp N Doodle-Christmas Recipes

This week at Stamp N Doodle the design team is cooking up something special!

Featuring Christmas Recipes.

 Sticking with my canvas ideas-I've included a Recipe For a Happy Home.  My SND image was colored with Derwent Pencils.  I made the lace flower by hot gluing lace in a circle and adding a metal center piece from Bo Bunny and a La Petite flower in the middle.

 The background was painted, dabbed with paper towels, applied crackle paint, dabbed brown and copper over top. I lov making things look weathered! My new "thing".

 I hope you'll hop on over to Stamp N Doodle and join in the fun.  There's always a prize!!

Nice Crane Picture Holder

Today is another stand up picture holder featuring Nice Crane Designs

 Front features spellbinder framing.  Venetian lace, seam binding and pearls.

Multi Media Canvas

I've been practicing a new techqniue with Ranger spray ink.

I did the first layer with yellow, then layed some flowers and spritze with cranberry.

Using a roll of paper towels, I rolled overtop of it. 

After it dried I hand drew my lady and painted her with acrylics.

 This next canvas I layered papers, scripture and wild orchid flowers.

 The next box canvas I used my new stencil from OWSE. Had lots of fun making this one. Used an image from Meljen's design.. I colored my image with pencils. Added some foam snowflakes that I coated with blue glitter.

Vintage Frame

I layered my Victorian Image.

Nice Crane Designs

has so many beautiful digital images.

 

Please head over to Nice Crane and see the hundreds of choices.  Ladies on Old Postcard is just one choice!

 On the outside of my frame I made a flower cluster with Wild Orchid flowers and Really Reasonable ribbon.

Stand Up Picture folder w/Nice Crane

Stand up picture holder featuring Nice Crane Designs

 Cut out 2 12x6 solid cardstock. Score at 4 and 8 inches. Fold accordian style and attach them together.

 Used Lost and Found 6x6 pad. 

 Made side pockets so you can either tuck a picture into it or attach picture.

Multi media "Glory to God"

 I used mod podge to attach some silver tissue paper to a 9x12 canvas.  Then I laid a foam die cut snowflake on top-using for a stencil- and spritz blue overtop of it.

 I started making my "doll". Her skirt:  a piece of the silver tissue paper & hot glued lace to the bottom.  I made an overlay with white tulle. 

 Her bodice I handcut out of crumb cake cardstock, inked it blue.  Used the white pen to draw some whimsy on it.

 I coated the bodice with versa mark and embossed with irridescent ice.

 My finished product: