Nana Gardening Gnome

This image is called Nana Gardening Gnome, Created by Heather Valentine. You can only get her at: Lacysunshine.weebly.com/store/p1893/Nana_Gardening_Gnome.html.

I used a background from Craft Artist 2 and placed my images in the scene. I printed the scene three times and colored the image using Copic Markers. Then I cut two out in different places and stacked them all together with soft pads to form a 3D picture. I adhered the picture to card stock and embellished the card with a wooden sentiment that I painted white and place it a piece of black card stock. My final step was to adhere the embellishment to the card with soft pads.

The following is my color recipe card:

I hope you were inspired with this little card. Hope to see you again soon.
 

Nana Nancy's Sandcastle Gnome

Hi! Let me introduce you to Nana Nancy's Sandcastle Gnome, created by Heather Valentine, you can only get her at    http://lacysunshine.weebly.com/store/p1894/Nana_Nancy's_Sandcastle_Gnome.html                                               

I merged the uncolored image with a background in Craft Artist 2. Then I printed the picture 3 times and colored each image with Copic Marker. I cut out 2 images in different places and then stacked them using soft pads to form a 3D image. I placed the finished picture on a variety of card stock. I embellished the finished card.

The following is my color recipe card:

I hope Nana has inspired you to join our challenge. I look forward to seeing the entries.

Maggie

The Classic Design Team Open Challenge is brand new for members of other Design Teams. The sponsor of this first challenge is Miss Daisy Stamps. I chose Maggie to use for my inspirational Design Team card.

All my cards are 3D. I start by printing the image three times and I colored them using Copic Markers. Then I cut the images out in different places and stacked them together with soft pads to form a 3D image. I place the 3D image on several different card stocks and adhered them together. My final act is to embellish my card.

I hope this card inspired you to enter our challenge.

This challenge is always "Anything Goes." I'm looking forward to seeing your entries.

Challenges:
 http://artisticinspirationschallenges.blogspot.com/2016/03/challenge-153.html
http://pennyschallenges.blogspot.com/2016/03/welcome-to-pennys-challenge-271.html
http://crafting-with-friends.blogspot.nl/2016/03/challenge-17.html?m=0
http://craftingfromtheheartchallengeblog.blogspot.com/2016/04/challenge-106.html
http://craftyourpassionchallenges.blogspot.co.id/2016/04/challenge-306-always-anything-goes.htm
http://inkspirationalchallenges.blogspot.com/2016/03/challenge-105-umbrella-photo.html
http://thecraftyaddicts.blogspot.com/2016/03/challenge-12.html
http://pattiescreationschallenge.blogspot.com/2016/04/challenge-121.html

Natalia Melancholy Moppet Music Box

Hi! It's me again! This little lady is called Natalia Melancholy Moppet Music Box. She was created by Artist Heather Valentine. You can only get it @http://lacysunshine.weebly.com/store/p995/Natalia_Melancholy_Moppet_Music_Box.html.
I made this image in 3D by printing it three times and colored them with Copic Markers. Then I cut each image in different places and stacked them using soft pads to form a 3D image. She dances on her 3D Music box which I embellished with Gems and Flowers.
I adhered my image to different card stock and embellished the card with ribbon, flowers and a sentiment.
The following is my color recipe card:

 I hope this simple card inspired you.
Thank you for visiting me, please come again,
Victoria Swann

Annalise Moppet

I would like to introduce Annalise Moppet created by Heather Valentine. You can only get her  at http://lacysunshine.weebly.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html.
I started out by printing the image three times and colored them with Copic Markers. I cut the images out in different places and stacked them together with soft pads to form a 3D image. When the image was done I decided to make a plaque instead of a card.
I took a piece of chip board and cut it 81/2 X81/2. I covered the front and back with the same card stock. I took several different pieces of printed card stock and I embossed one and one I punch out the edges of a metallic paper to make it look like lace. I then layered all the different card stock and adhered the 3D image to the project. My final  task was to embellish with flowers and ribbons. I added a wooden sentiment.
Following is my color recipe card.

The following is a picture of the same project in different colors. My nice liked it so much she asked me to make her one in burgundy, so she can put it in her kitchen.

I hope this inspired you.
Thank you for visiting, please come again
Victoria. 
 

Selene Moonbeam Goddess

                           

                            

  The image I picked for my inspirational card is called Selene Moonbeam Goddess and was created by artist Heather Valentine. You can only get it at http://lacysunshine.weebly.com/store/p931/Selene_Moonbeam_Goddess.html

I started by printing the image three times and colored each using Copic Markers. Then, I cut each image in different places and stacked them together with soft pads to form a 3D image.

I embellished the image with gems and glitter before adhering to several card stocks.

My final act was to embellish the card with, flowers, gems and glitter. I made a bow with a sting of gems and placed a flower on it.

Following is my color recipe card.

I hope this card inspired you to join our challenges at Lacy Sunshine Color Your World 

Challenge.

Please come visit again,

Victoria

 

Belinda Unicorn Girl

                              

  

Hi,  This months' challenge is about fantasy. The image called Belinda Unicorn Girl was created by artist Heather Valentine. You get get it only at  http://lacysunshine.weebly.com/store/p1241/Belinda_Unicorn_Girl_A_Peculiarity.html.
I started out by printing the image three times and colored each with Copic Markers. Then, I cut them out in different places and stacked them with soft pads to form a 3D image. I embellished the top layer with some glitter on the hair, horn, dress and shoes.
I layered several different card stocks. For the background I use a Daisy Trail digikit, Water Garden in the Craft Artist 2 program. I cut an oval and decorated it with pearls. I placed the image on top.
My final act was to embellish the card with a sentiment, butterflies, a bow made of gems and a flower.
Following is my color recipe card.  

Thank you for visiting. I hope to see you again,
Victoria