Magnolia Tilda stamp, Window is a QuicKutz 4x4 die

                                                                      fairy bear
                                   made with paper piecing cutting file from 'Little scraps of heaven'

             Panda is a paper piecing cutting file from 'little scraps of heaven'
                                    

Stampin Up patterned paper & Cards stock

Stampin Up 2 step bird punch

branch cut on white Bazzill, then coloured with copic markers.

Inked with versa cube ink pad -Pinecone 171

Nellie Snellen scalloped oval Multi-frame dies to cut out background...

Hanglar Stanglar stamps - Girl With Banner

Stamp is coloured with copic markers.

I used her as a embellishment on my scrapbooking layout...

Stamp:Cupcake Mouse by High Hopes -Meljen Design's(available at Stampin Stuff), Coloured with Copic Markers

Stamps: Tilda by Magnolia/Window- from Stampin up window dressing set
Hair: E74,E71
Skin: E01,E00,E000 Blush: R20
Window frame: E43
Shutter: E43,E53
Dress: RV00,RV02
Other: White Gel Pen, cuttlebug embossing folder,
patterned paper creative memories, paper flowers,
doily made from Martha Stewart corner punch,
acetate for window. widow has been stamped twice
and parts have been mounted on foam tape to give dimension.

Stamp: Kaszazz 4380KJ Adorable Friends

Coloured with Copic Markers
Giraffe: Y00,Y11,E43,E47,R20
Monkey: E74,E71,R20 blender
Lion: YR04, E53,100(black)
Other: Versa cube to ink edges,
creative memories ABC/123,
patterned paper scrapbooking Australia,
Bazzill.

Using my new Nellie Snellen- hearts Dies MFD 022 & Kaisercraft Owl stamp CS951...Coloured with copic markers

Stamp: Penny Black- Mimi & Friends 4085J
Skin: E000,E00,E01 Blush: R20
Hair: E71,E43(brown)  Y21,YR12(yellow/blonde)
Dresses: R85,R81,R83,RV00
Stockings: R85,G21 & blender
Wings: G21 & blender. Atyou Spica-Clear over top of coloured wings
Flowers: G21,R85,RV93,RV81 & Blender
Other: Brads,paper flowers,Doily made from Martha Stewart punch,
Bazzill,creative memories patterned paper,foam tape & versa cube ink.

Using my new Nellie Snellen multi frames-Doily flower Die  MFD020 (mauve one:)

Stamp is Magnolia-Tilda from the Bon Voyage collection, Coloured with Copics

Stamp-Magnolia rubber stamps, Tilda
Coloured with- Copic markers
Skin-E000,E00,E01
Blush-R20
Hair-E71,E74,E43
Overalls-B93,B97
Wings-RV10 & Atyou Spica-pink02
Fence- E57,E43
Scarf & Belt-RV00,RV02
(white gel pen for highlights)
Pattered paper-Creative Memories
Doily- made using Martha Stewart corner punch 
'Layered Arches' 42-050028
also used- paper flowers,Rhinestones,Bazzill & Creative memories custom cutting system circle set

Stamp-Penny Black 'Portraiture!' (3202K)


Coloured- Copic markers.
Doily- made using a Martha Stewart 'layered arches' corner punch.
Patterned paper-Creative Memories,
Die cut frame- Nellie's Multi frames(MFD014)
Other items- paper flowers, flower soft 'meadow',
foam squares & Versa cube ink.

These cards have been coloured with copic markers.

The flower on this card is a Stampin' up stamp from the 'Scribble This' set.

On these Christmas cards I have used 'Tilda' stamps by Magnolia.

These cards Have been coloured by using the ink from Tim Holtz distress ink pads or re-inkers.You can use the re-inkers by putting a few drops onto a paint palette or by pressing an acrylic block directly onto the stamp pad. Using a damp paint brush or a water brush to pick up the colour and then painting it onto your image. Using extra water will give an effect similar to water colour or using the ink barley diluted(with a damp paint brush) you can achieve deeper colours. You can also achieve a deeper colour by building up the colour gradually, this option is better if you want to shade your stamped image. It is a good idea to practice on scrap paper first to get the feel of using the distress ink as paint.

The backgrounds have been achieved by using a blending tool and Tim Holtz distress ink stamp pad.Gently pick up some colour from the stamp pad onto the foam pad on your blending tool, Starting with the blending tool on a piece of scrap paper (underneath your card stock), Use a circular motion working towards your cardstock,The scrap paper will take off the concentrated colour so once you reach the it the colour blends evenly across your background(It can take a bit of practice). If you like a light ink border around the edges of your card stock, just run the blending tool around the edge(on the side edges, not directly on top of card stock)to get this effect.

The merry Christmas banner on the last image was coloured with copic markers.The lights on the Christmas tree were achieved using rhinestones and the Christmas lights wrapped around Edwin were coloured with clearsnaps smooch ink.