Happy Friday Friends! I hope you had a terrific week. We had the week off from school for Winter Break, so it's been wonderful here. I had time to do some stamping, organize a few things, and create a few activities for my littles when I get back to school.This week's Blogger's Challenge is to use the colors red, black, and white. Just head on over to Lisa Somerville's blog to play along in the challenge. March is just around the corner. I need oodles and oodles of birthday cards for March, so I thought that I'd ink up this Pure Innocence cutie again and combine the Blogger's Challenge with the sketch from the My Favorite Things Wednesday Stamp Club. My image is from the MFT Something Special For You set. She is colored up with Copic Markers (C1, Eooo, Eoo, Eo1, E23, E27, E29, R29, and R39) and paper pieced with some Echo Park papers. I also used the Die-namics File Tab Die, the Die-namics Decorative Doily Duo Die (the larger of the two pack), and the Die-namics Double Scallop Border die. Some machine stitching and a brad for each corner finishes off my card.
Thanks so much for visiting with me. Have a wonderful weekend...Toodles! :D
14 comments:
How sweet! She is just adorable and I love your layout. Great card.
This is just adorable! Love it!
This is too cute! Love the paper piecing.
She is so sweet!
Beautifully designed, gorgeous details and coloring. Thanks for stopping by my blog with kind words. Have a great weekend. Yvonne
Gorgeous card! I really love those doilies and the edging. Very pretty!
Cute!!! - I love PI girls and the paper piecing is wonderful.
Gorgeous card as always, Kim. Love it.
This is just too adorable- and looks fabulous in the colors you used. I love the sweet image too : )
Such a cutie, and looking like a princess on your lovely card
(Lyn)
This is such a sweet black/white/red card. I love the paper piecing on this girl. So cute. Glad you had a good week off.
How cute, must be a stamp of you! Luv all the cutout work, very pretty.
Love her paper pieced outfit and crown.
Too cute - love the paper piecing!
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