this week’s lili’s little fairies challenge is ‘your favourite craft tool’ – if you guessed my paintbrush, you’d be right; and of course i also love my distress inks and letraset aquamarkers to colour with. this is an older teddy stamp, but still one of my favourite LOTV images and he’s coloured with distress inks. i’m also submitting this to the pretty little ribbon’s blossoms and butterflies theme and the tuesday alchemy mother dear challenge. thanks for popping by.
Category: Lili of the Valley
Yummy Cupcakes
i made this card for my daughter just because she can never have too many bunny cards. i coloured the oh so sweet lili of the valley bunny cupcakes image with distress inks and i’m submitting it to these challenges: the lili’s little fairies anything goes, the Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge (flipped vertically) and the paper players cupcake inspiration photo/mother’s day theme. thanks for popping by.
Hand Picked
i created this summer card for the lili of the valley four seasons challenge and the flutterby wednesday challenge, which is open-themed this week. the image is watercoloured and matted. thanks for popping by.
New Baby
i made this for Lili of the Valley Challenge 59, another lovely sketch by DT member BEV. the image is watercoloured, the pink strip embossed and the yellow strip punched. thanks for popping by.
Lili of the Valley Challenge 57
this is for a sketch challenge by Dawny, a DT member of LOTV. this image is the reason i started buying LOTV stamps. i used this teddy for the first time when i created a card in loving memory of my son in my splitcoaststampers’ gallery. because nothing seemed to fit in the space above the sentiment, i decided to add an edge to the lawn. thanks for popping by.
Lili of the Valley Challenge 56
this week’s LOTV Challenge – is a sketch challenge by DT member Dawny. i love these teddies! my son passed away a year ago and they remind me of his drawing style; all his characters were so animated. the teddies also remind me of a stuffed teddy we “rescued” from the store shelf.