Present Shaker

For the Jingle Belles Tag Challenge this week. I can't get enough tags, I make and send them in batches to my sisters since they have a lot of grandchildren. This elf is from Art Impressions and the present is cut out and attached to an action wobble so it shakes and jiggles. I'm sure we are all guilty of shaking a present or two! These wobbles are so much fun and an easy way to add a little something extra to a project. I bought a big bag of them on ebay a while back and really love them. See second picture for wobble works.

Hello Beautiful

Decided to make a card with the various items on my desk today.
A brushos panel, a daisy stencil that I used copper Nuvo embellishment mousse on, some rhinestones and sequins, and a butterfly set that I got in London (maker unknown). The card base was from my drawer of pre-folded or partially decorated fronts, this one had some gold embossing on the edges. 

Royal Peacock

Today's technique challenge over on Splitcoast was dot art mandalas. I did the technique on the tail feathers with acrylic paints. Royal Peacock stamp by Srampin' Up! embossed in gold, side portion is Victorian Lace (retired) embossed in white with a strip of washi tape.

Blue Christmas

It's not too early to start working on our holiday projects! This adorable Merriest Christmas set from The Project Bin makes it super easy to turn out some sweet winter cards, the die cuts really made this a breeze!

Blue Fairy

Stamped the Tres Chic script background in silver (Stampin' Up!). Stamped Lavinia fairy and silhouette flowers in black. Inked edges with Tim Holtz distress inks of Tumbled Glass, Mermaid Lagoon, and Chipped Sapphire. Added glitter to fairy wings.
For the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge of Midsummer Blues.

Believe

Cupcake Inspired Challenge # 476 with stash item of glitter (added glitter to wings and Wink of Stella to dress). Stamp is Secret Garden by Simon Says Stamp, card base is embossed Stampin' Up! (retired). Background is done with Tim Holtz distress oxide inks of Salty Ocean, Worn Lipstick, and Fossilized Amber.

You Are Not Alone

Love these little aliens peeping up over the dashboard! The set is called Milky Way from the Project Bin. I used some designer paper from Echo Park and accented the skies with glow in the dark Nuvo enamel drops. This little flying saucer is super easy to cut out with the coordinating die.