Trick or Treat

This card for Halloween features a Witch that I have drawn, I called the image Dinner Time and have entered her in the Digital Drawing Challenges at CDAC for October.  I thought I might play with her a bit and gave her a cobweb dress and coloured her with copic and touch pens, mounted the image on an orange card with gold paper and hessian.  Now, even an old witch deserves a bit of glitter in her life, so I added some gold glitter to the flowers, to cheer her up.  I've entered the card into the Try it Tuesday Halloween Challenge.

A Visit to the Dentist

This little card has been made for my Grandson who ended up in hospital for a tooth extraction.  Jordan like his grandmother, doesn't like dentists very much and he was very brave.
I have used  Toadstool Thicket and part of a freebie called Spoonful of Honey from Digistamp for Joy.  I have also added a little tooth fairy from A Day for Daisies.  Bit of bling, bit of glitter and of course a bravey award.  Card has been entered into the anything goes challenge at Digistamps for Joy blog challenge 

Toadstool Thicket

New image for CDAC Progressive Challenge No 22,  is "Toadstool Thicket" by Digistamps for Joy.

For the Toadstool Thicket, I added a cute little mouse, which was part of a freebie from Digistamps for Joy, he just seemed to fit under the leaves.  Coloured in copics and touch pens, added lots of flowers and leaves, scalloped three edges and mounted on green cardstock.

A Stitch in Time

First of two new images for CDAC Progressive Challenge No 22,  is "A stitch in Time" by Patties Creations.

I made a cover for a journal with A Stitch in Time, coloured with copics, added some material, cotton to sew on the buttons and some gems for the pin heads.

Lucky enough to get picked as a star. 

Halloween

Although Halloween is growing in popularity in Australia, it was never anything that we took any notice of growing up, but I can remember our children going out maybe once or twice when they were in school.  Today in the supermarket there are lots of things to buy for the night. So I suppose I had better buy in some treats in case anyone knocks on our door this year. Over at the Crafters Cafe Challenge Blog, the challenge for the month of October is Halloween with distressing.  I have used a number of overlays from Lettering Delights called Bootiful Overlays, added a black cat, did some distressing with Brilliance Lighting Black Ink, mounted the image onto some sparkly silver card and then onto a black card.The little Jack O'Lanten is one I created digitally a while ago.  Hope you like it.

Some Digital Therapy

Finally got a day to myself and decided some digital scrapping was the way to go.  Here are a couple of pages I have created using Retro Designs Kit "Jewelled Seas".  You can find it here. 

CDAC PROGRESSIVE FREEBIE CHALLENGE No 21

A very cute pig by Doodle Pantry called "Mud Piggy" is the image for the CDAC Progressive Challenge No 21, and I was lucky to be chosen as one of the stars for this challenge.  I created a gift card. The pig has been coloured with Copic and Touch Pens, cut out with a ribbon attrached to her tail, and with her little flower fascinator she is ready to adorn someone specials present.

CDAC PROGRESSIVE FREEBIE CHALLENGE No 20

Hard to believe that I started the CDAC Progressive Challenges over a year ago. CDAC Progressive Challenge No 20 is now running and I used the Christmas Cat by Priscilla Styles for my card, it also has a Halloween version and a Lazy Cat version.
Credits: 

Tree, present and ornaments were digitally coloured and shaded with pencils.

Window was painted and bling added

Walls were lightly coloured with pencil

I cut out chair and cat, coloured them with watercolour pencils, paper pieced together onto the card, added some buttons to the chair and glitter to cats hat.

Mounted on red paper and added a verse, with apologies to Mr Clement Moore.

Robot and Stitching

Have been trying to work out what to do for this months Crafters Cafe Monthly Challenge "STITCHING" and then Dilly Beans Friday Challenge "Robots" turned the light on for me.  I had this cute image "Robot Love" from Cindy Jo, I coloured the image with Copics, did a little stitching on the sewing machine, sewed on some buttons, added some tools for the cute couple and some flowers and hearts.  Think I might send it to one of my Grandchildren just to say Hi!

Entered in the Friday Challenge "Robots at Dilly Beans Challenge
and in the Monthly Challenge "Stitching" at Crafters Cafe Blog Challenge

Digital this weekend

Have completed a couple of digital layouts this weekend using 2 wonderful kits from Retro Designs Kits. 

There are 50 cute baby Elephant sculptures in Melbourne at the moment here are 3.

The first one is Mali The Protector of All Animals and I used Retro Designs kit "Jewelled Seas"  Very cute Proctector!

I have used Retro Designs kit "All that Glitters for this page, which shows two of these cute elephants.

Mali Turns the City Pink and Lotus.