Good evening! I have another shaker card to show you today - but this time it is a shaker card and a slider card!
As usual I have painted Tilda with Distress Inks using the no lines technique. I have also used a white gel pen for the dots on her cheeks and eyes and Stardust Stickles on her ice skates and hat tassle.
Inside the shaker I have used the cute winter scene from Doohickey Volume 7 and pretend snow from my stash.
Watch the video to see Tilda in action!
Behind Tilda I have used the Winter Tree Doohickey die and used some of the pieces to make little drifts of snow too. I have added touches of Glitter Snow around the edges of the card.
Good afternoon! I'm excited to show you today's Christmas card that I have made to give to my daughter this year. As soon as I saw the image of Tilda making a snow angel I wanted to see if I could make her actually make snow angel movements.
The card base was cut with the Heartfelt Doohickey die and the papers are by Maja Design and the silver glitter card is from my stash - I recycled it from some Christmas crackers!
As always I have painted Tilda with Distress Inks using the no lines technique. I have added Stardust Stickles to the snowflake on her trousers.
I have used the background snowflake Doohickey die from the Aspen Holidays collection by Magnolia behind the image and coated it in Stickles too. I have also used the snowy forest Doohickey but have cut the row of trees in half and layered them up. The blossoms are from Craft Heaven and the 'I'm dreaming of a white Christmas' sentiment comes with Tilda in the stamp set of the same name.
The smaller snowflakes were cut with the snowflake Doohickeys from the Cocoa Tilda Stamp n Cutz set and the hearts in the centres are off cuts from the large snowflake die. The 'Daughter' was cut with a die from my stash.
Here's a little video clip showing Tilda making her snow angel!
I hope you like it and thanks for looking. Stay safe!
Good morning! Today it is time for a new challenge over on the TOMIC blog after our extended summer challenge. Our theme for this month is 'Christmas in August'. It's never too early to start making Christmas cards. Even though I know this I still leave it until at least October every year! Hopefully this challenge will help us all to get organised!
This is one of my favourite Christmas Tildas - Heavenly Tilda from the Aspen Holidays Collection. As usual I have painted her with Distress Inks using the no lines technique. I have also added a touch of Stardust Stickles to her halo and the sparkles around her.
The cute bells and bows die cuts were cut with Doohickey dies from Vintage Box 6. The card was cut with the frame from the same set.
I hope you like it and I've inspired you to make a start on your Christmas cards (if you haven't already) and join us at TOMIC this month. Thanks for looking!
Good evening! Today I'd like to share my card for our reminder post at All About Magnolia Challenge. Our theme for this month is All About Wings. Perfect for Christmas cards as there are so many gorgeous Tildas to chose from that have wings, and a couple of Edwins too!
I have chosen one of my favourite Christmas Tildas from the Sweet Christmas Dreams Collection. She reminds me of my daughter so I have used it to make her Christmas card for this year! As always I have painted her with Distress Inks using the no lines technique. I have added Stardust Stickles to her wings and the gift and also to the Snowy Circle stamp which is from the So Jolly Under the Mistletoe Collection.
I have used the snowflakes Doohickey from the Aspen Holidays Collection to create the snowflakes from silver glitter paper recycled from last year's Christmas crackers and added gems to the centres.
I have died white seam binding with Tatterred Rose Distress Ink, to match the ribbon on the gift. The papers are by Maja Design.
The 'Daughter' die cut is from my stash.
I hope you like it and I've inspired you to join us at All About Magnolia Challenge. Pop over to the blog to see the rest of the team's gorgeous creations. Thanks for looking! x
Good morning! Today I have a very special card to show you that I made for my daughter's 10th birthday. She is obsessed with The Greatest Showman at the moment so I had the idea to create a card on that theme! I designed the tent shaped card freehand and used a Doohickey die to cut the fancy shape at the top of the curtains.
I thought Elephant Show Tilda from the Little Moscow collection was perfect to represent Anne Wheeler and painted her with pink hair to suit! All of the images have been painted with Distress Inks using the no lines technique. I have also painted her hair and costume with a Wink of Stella pen for that essential sparkle. The swing is also a Magnolia stamp, from the Magnolia and Lilacs collection.
Little Trumpety with Bow was also perfect for this card. He's so cute!
Tilda from the Christmas Party Collection is my representation of P T Barnum lol. A pity there isn't an Edwin in this outfit! I have popped her on the Christmas Lace Bench from the Aspen Holiday collection.
I have used the balloon Doohickey dies for the balloons at both sides of the tent.
The amazing star garland is from a previous Doohickey kit and I have also used the Flags Doohickey die on the top of the tent. The number 10 was cut with a Tim Holtz die.
I used the banner from a previous Doohickey kit and the off stars from the star garland on the base of the card.
Here is the card from the side...
...and from the top!
I hope you like it and thanks for looking!
I have prepared a little video to show how the card opens out. Check it out below!
