Morning! Well, one very good side of having no internet access for 5 days is that you get a lot more done! So I even found time to create a card just for fun when I received my latest Tilda acquisition from
Creashop Duymelot. She has been specially designed for them by Pauline to raise money for Breast Cancer charities and is called Raining Hearts Tilda - I'm so in love with her! I am trying hard to use papers that have been lurking in my stash for years before buying anymore new and found these scraps from the Basic Grey Sugared paper pad.
Here's a closer look at her - I've coloured her with copics and added stickles to the hearts.
I added lots of flowers from my stash and the gorgeous brad is from
Whiff of Joy.
The cute little fabric flower is by Prima.
The seam binding is from
The Pretty Little Ribbon Shop and the heart charm started out silver and I've turned it copper with copics.
The ribbon allows you to pull out the secret tag behind the image. The XO are "waste" cut outs from
Whiff of Joy's border die.
I hope you like it and thanks for looking! x
Morning! Well, one very good side of having no internet access for 5 days is that you get a lot more done! So I even found time to create a card just for fun when I received my latest Tilda acquisition from Creashop Duymelot. She has been specially designed for them by Pauline to raise money for Breast Cancer charities and is called Raining Hearts Tilda - I'm so in love with her! I am trying hard to use papers that have been lurking in my stash for years before buying anymore new and found these scraps from the Basic Grey Sugared paper pad.
Here's a closer look at her - I've coloured her with copics and added stickles to the hearts.
I added lots of flowers from my stash and the gorgeous brad is from Whiff of Joy.
The cute little fabric flower is by Prima.
The seam binding is from The Pretty Little Ribbon Shop and the heart charm started out silver and I've turned it copper with copics.
The ribbon allows you to pull out the secret tag behind the image. The XO are "waste" cut outs from Whiff of Joy's border die.
I hope you like it and thanks for looking! x
17 comments:
awww jane what a gorgeous card she is beautiful isnt she ive just coloured her too love the colour combo so soft and pretty
hugs sara x x x
Hi Jane
I'm trying to catch up a bit with people's blogs as I've been AWOL too for the last couple of weeks ! Glad to hear you have your internet sorted now.
Your card (well, all your cards !) are stunning. This Tilda is so pretty and I adore the BG papers you used (yes, should use more of mine too instead of buying more !).
Hugs,
Jo x
Such a sweet card! Love the image and all the colors. Great idea to use some old stash, and to color the charm to match the card. Hugs, Hanneke
Sweet sweet card ♥
Oh Jane! She is stunning!! Gorgeous :)
Hugs xx
Oh Jane, this is absolut gorgeous. That Tilda is so sweet and you colord her so beautiful. Wow.
Hugs, Yvon
Hi she is so gorgeous . It's these rich pretty colours I love this one ! Really is stunning . The papers and little flower are perfect with the gorgeous binding! Kitty :D
Jane this is gorgeous! Such a beautiful image & I love the papers - sure wish I could learn to use up scraps!!
Michelle
Oh my, she is the sweetest ever!
hugs Dorte
Another beautiful creation Jane, well done. So glad you are back online, makes you wonder how we managed before the internet! Jane x
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Wow, what a gorgeous Christmas-card the color that you used are perfect and give a warm feeling !
Greetings from Austria
Helga
Wow she is gorgeous. I love how you've created the folds in Tilda's clothes.
Hugs
Penni
x
Absolutely breathtaking!!!!! Love your amazing coloring of this adorable Tilda. Gorgeous layout,papers and details!
This is a beautiful card and I love how you have coloured tilda its brilliant xxx
Beautiful card Jane your image is coloured so beautifully and I just love your hidden tag xx
Stunning. Your colouring is fantastic.
Jayne
x
she is gorgeous! I had to have her too - thanks for the gorgeous inspiration! xx
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