Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts

Friday, 30 October 2020

Mythical Creatures

My little niece recently turned 3 and had a unicorn themed party.  So what else is a crazy aunt suppose to do but make her a unicorn wall art to hang in her room. It was great fun to create the mane and tail with texture paste.

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This project is submitted into the following challenges...

Mixed Media Academy "Mythical Creature" YouTube Hop Challenge

Splashy Mix October Challenge


We Love2 Create (Mixed Media Challenge)


Bleeding Art Challenge





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Wednesday, 30 October 2019

Rustic Horse Card

Oh, how I wish I could draw!  Something so beautiful from a few wavy lines!  I can proudly say I shaded him with watercolors as the stamped image was purely a line drawing.  Then I created a rustic feel with woodgrain paper with delicate wildflowers. I added a border of faux stitching and a flower cluster to complete the card.


This layout is submitted into the following challenges...

Friday, 15 February 2019

Cute Kitty - Valentine Card

What is cuter than a little cat wearing heart underpants?

This card is entered into the following challenges...

Friday, 18 January 2019

Owl Cuties

My owl cutie card turned out so bright and cheerful.  I wish the photo better showed the Glossy Accents I applied to the eyes.  They glisten and shine just perfectly.


Wednesday, 20 January 2016

Winter Birthday Party

My little nephew turned one in December and my sister wanted to host a penguin theme birthday party for family & friends. I was assigned decorating duties which I was thrilled to do. I've been thinking winter themes since early September to transform a dull community center hall into Winter ONE-derland.  
                                   Door Decoration

 
Table Centerpiece


Snowflake Chandeliers

Wooden Penguins


Winter Buffet Counter

 

Popcorn Penguins & Edible Snow Trees
 
Decorated Juice Boxes

 Hanging Snowflake Decor
  Inflatable Penguin, Kid's Play Tent, & Penguin Books

 
Kid's Party Bag
   
Penguin Cupcakes!!!


 High Chair Decoration:

Birthday Bunting

1st Birthday Buffet Decor
Thanks for visiting!


Friday, 18 September 2015

Baby Lion New Arrival Card

Welcome a new arrival with this cute canvas lion card.
From a tree and sunflower...to a little lion!
Directions:
1. Use the Linnie Blooms canvas tree to make the head, body, ears, & muzzle. Use the canvas sunflower for the lion's mane. Cut the shapes needed and color the canvas pieces using a sponge applicator and Distress Inks.

2. Assemble the lion and add button eyes & a ribbon tail. Use chalk to give the lion pink cheeks and inner ears. Add facial details using a pigment ink pen and also add faux stitching by drawing dashed lines around the lion's mane.

3. Next, select four coordinating patterned papers and create a pedestal for the lion using two of them. Stamp the word "baby" on the third patterned paper and add highlights using a white gel pen. Cut out the letters and attach them to the base of the pedestal along with two strips of scalloped edging.

4. Mount the lion cluster on the fourth paper and lastly mount everything to a scallop edged greeting card. Finally, embellish the card: add a flag, hearts, a ribbon bow, and faux stitching around the edge of the card using a white gel pen.

Let's Take A Closer Look:
Linnie Blooms Supplies: canvas sunflower, canvas tree
Other Supplies: ColorWays Emerald Mini Trim Cards 12" scrapbook paper (Paper House), Little Man 8" paper pad (Paper House), Distress Inks - Mustard Seed/Vintage Photo/Antique Linen (Ranger), sponge ink applicator (Ranger), chalk (Inkadinkado), pigment ink pen - Coffee (Zig Memory Systems), Stazon ink -Timber Brown (Tsukineko), Baby Blocks rubber stamp (Kolette Hall), scallop edge scissors, buttons, ribbon, white gel pen (Sakura­)

Visit the Linnie Blooms Shop to see all of their canvas shapes.

Saturday, 5 September 2015

"School Days" Blog Hop


Welcome to the "School Days" Blog Hop hosted by Paper House.


                              If you would like the full list of designers, click HERE.
                   Here are my three jungle themed kids cards perfect for their first day of school.
Alligator Smile
TIP: Use your die cutting machine to cut jungle animals out of wild pattern paper.
Supplies: Alligator Smile

Into the Wild & Jungle Friends 12" scrapbook paper (Paper House), Little Man paper pad 8" (Paper House), Green Light 12" scrapbook paper (Basic Grey), gems, mini star punch, alphabet stickers

Monkey Dance
TIP: To make your jungle animals a little bit more friendly looking, make sure to use chalk to make their cheeks and inner ears blush pink.
Supplies: Monkey Dance
Little Animals 6" paper pad (Paper House), Little Man 8" paper pad (Paper House), ColorWays Emerald Leatherbound 12" paper (Paper House), Little Monkey 3D stickers (Paper House), pink chalk (Inkadinkado), paperclip
Spotty Jungle Lion
TIP: Stamp your jungle animal onto pattern paper to make it look like a soft toy.
Supplies: Spotty Jungle Lion
Jungle Friends 12" scrapbook paper (Paper House), Little Animals 6" paper pad (Paper House), ColorWays Emerald Mini Trim Cards 12" (Paper House), lion rubber stamp (Friends Stamps-Angie Bhatia), Tropical Leaves rubber stamp Z/138 (Posh Impressions), Copa Banana Leaves rubber stamp (Rubber Stampede), green pigment ink, Archival black ink (Ranger), pink chalk (Inkadinkado), white gel pen (Sakura)

"School Days" Blog Hop Designers
Karen Sessions (you are here)

Visit Paper House to see their whole range of papers & embellishments.

Tuesday, 11 August 2015

Cards for Kids

Jungle Animals Gatefold Card
 Step 1: Open Right Side Panel

 Step 2: Open Left Side Panel

(I couldn't resist forming the complete back panel too!)

A Closer Look:
 

 

I used mainly two papers to construct this gatefold card: Into the Wild & Jungle Friends. I fussy cut around the animals and then used the remaining paper to create the background scenes. Both inside flaps were made with a 6" sheet from the Little Animals pad. I used foam mounting tape to raise the elephant & monkey's head on the front of the card, as well as, some jungle leaves and the bird. On the inside of the card, I cut around the lower portion of the elephant's ear and carefully inserted a bit of foam tape to lift it give it more dimension. The elephant and sun overhang the edge of the card. To make the animals a bit friendlier, I added pink cheeks to them using chalk. Finally, I added some additional leaves made with a small paper punch to bring a unifying cohesive element to all the scenes.

Supplies: Jungle Animals Gatefold Card
Little Animals 6" paper pad (Paper House), Into the Wild & Jungle Friends 12" scrapbook paper (Paper House), chalk (Inkadinkado), Little Man 8" paper pad (Paper House), Inkssentials Glossy Accents (Ranger), leaf paper punch, chipboard number