Simply Sassy

Good morning! I have another Simply Sassy card to share today! I'm really pleased with how this card turned out! This is another card I created just for fun following a couple of challenges that caught my eye: Copic Creations - yellow and The Shabby Tea Room - monochrome. The papers are from Prima's Annalee paper pad.

This image is so dreamy - I love it! She's called Star Dust and I've coloured her with copics. I have coloured her yellow dress with Y28, YR31, YR30 and Y00. I have added stickles to her hairband and the ruffles on her dress, and of course, the star dust!

There are so many gorgeous details I love on this image - look at the beautiful star dust and the bottom of her dress!

I also love her gorgeous eyes and tumbling hair.

I added flowers from my stash in yellow and white to complete the monochrome look. The blossom and aida flower are Prima and the roses are Wild Orchid Crafts. I'm not sure on the make of the leaves as they were a gift.

I added a floaty ribbon bow to complete the dreamy feel of the card.

Hope you like it and thanks for looking! x

My First Simply Sassy for The Sugar Bowl!

My first Simply Sassy card - woohoo!! I have loved these since the very first release but don't get much time to make cards "just for me" as it were and didn't want to spend money on stamps that I wouldn't get time to use (makes a change LOL) but I managed to get a good couple of weeks in front of myself with DT stuff so bought a couple - yay!!! I have used Marlena's gorgeous sketch for The Sugar Bowl challenge and I've also included the extra requirement of buttons. I am also entering my card into the Colour Create challenge as I have used their colour combo of pink, blue and brown. The papers are some scraps from my stash so I'm afraid I don't have any makes for you.

Isn't she gorgeous? This one is called Fairytale. I really had a hard time choosing just two - as I have lots of favourites among them all! I've coloured her with copics and cut her out so that I could mount her onto some pink paper that I've given a "distressed" stitching pattern to.

The ribbon and button are from my stash and the charm is from The Hobby House. The button twine is from Whiff of Joy and the flowers are Wild Orchid Crafts. The leaves were punched from kraft cardstock with a Magnolia doohickey.

Hope you like it and thanks for looking! x