Teddy bears picnic card

This is a birhday card that I made, based on the Teddy Bears Picnic song........I used all my own teddies, hand drawn and rubber stamped, along with photographs of some soft toy teddies that I have made and some of my oil paintings.

Skinnys

Having just bought an absolutely gorgeous Blue Awning (by K & Co) paper pad, and some lovely embellishments, I was inspired to make a couple of skinnys for my friends, and here they are. I also distressed the edges using a distress ink pad

At last!

This is the first canvas I ever made, and yes I know it is p**k, but it was for a friends birthday who likes the colour! (I believe therapy is available for this unfortnate condition!) Anyway, it is now her Birthday...........Happy Birthday Feefs.................. so I can now at last put it on my blog :) It's made in a similar way to the subsequent canvasses, so I won't bore you with the details again here :)

Dragonfly dufex card

I am so loving these multi use dufex card blanks atm!!! Here is a dragonfly card that I made using one. I cut an oval to fit the oval already on the card, and using aquatone pencils drew some bulrushes, and birds. I added some clouds with white liquid applique. The dragonflies were made using my stamps, illusion film and crystal laquer. The wings were then made using fantasy film, and attached.

Another canvas

Here is another canvas that I made for a very good friend of mine, made in a very similar way to my canvas, only this time I used my butterfly stamps, and fusible fibres/fantasy film, glitter and acetate to make the butterflies.

Thespian birthday card

I had to make a birthday card for a friend who is rather talented in Thespian matters. I used an art mould and air dry clay, to make the theatrical masks, which I then gilded using easy metal. The masks are mounted on a circle of stampbordwhich I had embossed using cosmic shimmer embossing powder. I also gilded the edge of the stampbord, again using easy metal. I printed out a quote from "As you like it", tore it out, tinted it using a colorbox meatallic ink pad, and gilded the edge using an Adirondack gold dabber. This wa mounted on a blue pearl card blank, the corners of which I had decorated using a corner punch. I then edged the whole card with the gold dabber, and mounted the theatrial masks using silicone glue. The corners were then completed using gold peel offs.

Fisherman card

Well,....... I had a card order from a regular customer of mine, who is never anything if not specific in what he wants on a card!!! LOL Hopefully I've managed to include all the correct details in this painting that I did for the card.