Showing posts with label Altered Expression. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Altered Expression. Show all posts

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Calling Santa

“Hello Santa. Please, will you bring me a baby doll, a tricycle and some candy. You’ll know me; it’s the green house on the corner. I’ll leave milk and cookies out for you. Thank you, Santa!” Can’t you just hear the phone call from this little girl with glistening eyes in hopes that Santa will stop during his global trip on Christmas Eve?

calling santa The image is from Altered Expression. I don’t think she has it in the store yet. I asked Carol if she had a Christmas image and so she finished and sent this one to me.

I colored the beautiful image with watercolor paints. The DP and red CS are from Hobby Lobby and the sentiment and wish list are both clear stamps from Fiskars. The buttons are from my stash of vintage white buttons and I sewed them with wine colored thread. The gray card base and CS for the sentiment is from The Paper Company and the sentiment is stamped with a red ink pad I had laying around that doesn’t have a name on it.

I am submitting this card to the Moxie Fab World Vintage and Shabby Chic Christmas Challenge.

I’m working out the details for my birthday blog candy and hope to post it tomorrow. So, come on back, ya here!!!

That’s it for today! I’m going to try to get one more card into the Moxie Fab Challenges.

Blessings,

Christine

Monday, August 31, 2009

Lovely Lady

lady w flowers Isn’t this lady lovely? She is a digi stamp from a store I just found, Altered Expressions. They have some wonderful vintage images and collage sheets. If you like vintage, go check the DT call out here.

I water colored her and the DP is from the DCWV Old World Stack. I used a Martha Stewart border punch and put half back pearls here and there. I used the sketch from Sweet ‘n Sassy.

That’s about it. Kind of boring after my last couple of posts, huh? Well, my writing, not the card. I love the card!!! What a wonderful image to work with!

Blessings,

Christine