For the first card I used the challenge sketch over at the Kenny K Challenge blog (http://kennykkraftygirlzchallenges.blogspot.com/) I loved working with the sketch, but I think it is the rebel in me that made me do a boy card. When I saw those flowers on the sketch, I just HAD TO replace them with buttons. The image was the first freebie I got from Kenny and I just love him. Cardstock is Bazzil and the dp is from a local company Art at heart. I coloured the image with my Copics and cut it out with a Nestie. The edges of the cardstock was punched with my Martha Stewart punch and the buttons are from my stash. The sentiment is also a freebie but I can't find the link right now, if you know who created it, PLEASE leave me a message so that I can give credit where it is due.
For the next card I used the sketch at the 2s4u blog ( http://2sketches4you.blogspot.com) I am in the process of making a whole set of cards using this mini Tilda from the Spring club kit. Isn't she adorable? A lot of work to colour, glitterify and put on pop dots, but worth it I think. The cardstock is Bazzil (are you surprised?) The images were coloured with my Copics and the wings were given a generous helping of Stickles. I punched the circles and cut the scalloped circles with my Cricut Expression. Clean and simple card, but I like it very much. This is definately a sketch that I will be using again.
A close up of the Tildas. Hoping you can see the stickles on their wings.
For the next card I used the sketch at the 2s4u blog ( http://2sketches4you.blogspot.com) I am in the process of making a whole set of cards using this mini Tilda from the Spring club kit. Isn't she adorable? A lot of work to colour, glitterify and put on pop dots, but worth it I think. The cardstock is Bazzil (are you surprised?) The images were coloured with my Copics and the wings were given a generous helping of Stickles. I punched the circles and cut the scalloped circles with my Cricut Expression. Clean and simple card, but I like it very much. This is definately a sketch that I will be using again.
A close up of the Tildas. Hoping you can see the stickles on their wings.Have a great day everybody. I am leaving you to set next weeks exams, so wish me luck, or no, maybe you should wish my girls some luck. LOL
Very lovely cards, I like them both, nice masculine golfer card, and I like that sweet fairy image too! Thanks for stopping by my blog to say hello! : )
ReplyDeleteLovely cards Tertia, so nice of you to take part in Kenny K's challenge, good luck. Love the other card too, such a pretty yellow that and yes, we can see the glitter. hmmm, so "Miss" was playing hookey today instead of marking... okaaay, nothing wrong with that hey! Good luck to you and the girls at school for the exams. hugs Sharon
ReplyDeletegorgeous card Tertia I love how you made a boys card looks fab and I love the mini tilda thanks for joining us at Kenny K's Krafty Girlz challenge hugs Jill xx
ReplyDeleteGreat take on the sketch! love it! The sentiment is perfect! Thanks for playing along with the KKKG challenge!
ReplyDeletethose fairies are the cutest:)
ReplyDeleteyou did these sketches perfectly!
darling cards!!
ReplyDeleteoh my!!! Those mini Tilda's are soooo cute! That yellow is divine. I Love how fresh this card looks. Great take on the sketch and so worth the work that went into it
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with us this week
:) Kazan
ps....I loved the water park in Boksburg when I was a young girl..is it still there? Prob not. My family are all in pretoria :)
ReplyDeleteGroete en dankie vir die mooi kaartjie hierdie week
Both of these cards are beautiful Tersia!!
ReplyDeleteI love that you are a rebel! LOL The boy card is adorable with the buttons. Your mini Tildas are wonderful and I love the detail you invested in this card. Turned out beautifully! Best, Curt
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