Here ducky-ducky-ducky...

Oh, the day I discovered Whiff Of Joy website - I won't say here that I heard angels singing but it was pretty darn close!

WOJ challenges are always gorgeous as well, even if I don't plan to take part I sneak to their blog every week to ogle at DT work.

This time Katharina's sketch was way to tempting to resist :D Of course I was reaching for beloved angels or Charlotte at first but then decided different and used one of the gorgeous whimsical Party Animals images. Sooo cute AND fun!


Making Memories Flower Patch papers fitted in with my theme perfectly - love that stack. My only complaint is that it's gummed too heavily, it's hard to get pahes out without ripping them. Anyone else has that problem?

Rest of materials used:
Cardstock: Bazzill Bling, Core'dinations, Papermill
PP: Making Memories
Stamps: Whiff of Joy
Image coloured with Prismacolour pencils and Sansodor
Ribbon: Poppicrafts and stash
Nestabilities circles
Flowers: Prima
Brads: ummm, my stash, don't remember the brand
Martha Stewart Border punch

Happy Easter and thanks for looking!

Annika

So green!

Whiff of Joy challenge for this week is to make a card in green.

I resisted an urge to make little dreamy girls face and hair green as well, other than that it's ...well, green. Very much so.

Or as my beloved husband remarked - "It's green alright...".

Still experimenting my Prismacolour pencils, have a lot to learn but I really like working with them!

It's an unusual card for me since it doesn't have many layers but I found Prima PP with die-cut aperture which fitted the image perfectly.

So I just went to town with Stickles!



Materials used:
Cardstock: Core'dinations
PP: Prima Peaches

Stamps: WOJ and Cornish Heritage Farms (Kim Hughes)

Flowers: Flora Doodles & Prima

Ribbon: Poppicrafts (their ribbons are great quality and very reasonably priced)

Lace and threads from my stash.

Stickles (Eucalyptus, gorgeous gentle green shade, just discovered it recently and can see myself using it a lot.)

Button: Basic Grey

Flowersoft (I think it was Sweet Pea I used)

Thanks for looking!

Annika