Sande presents Fairy Lights by Meredith Dillman

Hello eveyone!

Sande is here with you today. 

I have decorated a lantern using this stunning image by

  Meredith Dillmann called "Fairy Lights".

Isn't she just Beautiful!! 

I have colored her with Copics.

 You can find this Beauty at the Sweet Pea Stamps store 

as a digital and a rubber stamp.  

There is much more fabulous images at Sweet Pea Stamps so don't forget to pop over!

Hope you'll get some inspiration here and create something great!

Don't forget to come back every day and see other DT's outstanding creations!

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It's never to early...

It's never too early to start making Christmas card right?  I am one of those people that always have the good intention of making Christmas cards for my family, but come December I am rushing out to the shops to buy some.  So this year I am starting early.

I decided to make a set of Christmas cards using the gorgeous fairy images from Meredith Dillmans Sheet #1, Plate #76.

Japanese Fairy

Blue Fairy

Fairy Lights

As well as being available on a Sheet #1, Plate #76, these images can also be purchased separately. I am so glad I have made an early start. Who knows come December, it may not be a mad rush to buy Christmas cards.

Thank you for joining me today.  

Renee

Customer Gallery Submission: Carolyn Gibson

Carolyn shares her beautiful artwork today.

Elaine Cox's  Dreamy Sand Castle:

 Meredith Dillman's Fairy Lights:

ching-chou kuik's Dance of the Butterfly:

Elaine Cox's Playing with Stars:

Meredith Dillman's Blue Fairy:

Meredith Dillman's Japanese Fairy:

ching-chou kuik's Pick a Pumpkin:

Fairy Lights

Hi everyone. For my card today, I just had to ink up this gorgeous image by Meredith Dillman, available at Sweet Pea Stamps. This particular image is called Fairy Lights and I think she's gorgeous. I colored the image with copics and then sponged around the image with my Tim Holtz blending tool using SU's Pretty in Pink ink. I then added Stardust Stickles to her wings. Next I created my card base out of SU cardstock (Rose Red and Not Quite Navy). My DP is from MME and I used a Martha Stewart border punch on the top panel of DP. For some finishing touches, I added a bow (tied with my Bow Easy), dew drops, and roses from Wild Orchid Crafts. What do you think?

Well, that's it from me today. Sorry to make this so short. I hope you all have a wonderful day and thanks so much as always for stopping by.

Big Hugs, Christine

Fluttering Fairy Christmas

I have 2 Sweet Pea cards to share with you today. Both of my cards I used 2 of Meredith Dillman's images/stamps at Sweet Pea Stamps. This first one is called Fairy Lights and you can purchase her by herself or on a sheet of 3 other GORGEOUS stamps, sheet #1/ Plate #76.

For my second card I used Blue fairy by Meredith Dillman and she is also on the same sheet.

This one I made months ago. It was when this set first came out in the summer and I forgot to share it with you.

The image is from Sweet Pea Stamps called Holly Fairy and she can be purchased as a single or on a sheet with 3 other beautiful Christmas images on it(Sheet #21/ Plate # 60 by ching chou kuiks)

I used some DCWV older Christmas DP. I added some lace and some American Crafts Holly Leaves and flower that I added glitter glue to then some MS fine glitter. I also added some ribbon from my blogging friend Rellz. I colored the image with copics and added some more glitter glue and fine glitter to the leaves.

Have a wonderful day and a Happy and safe Christmas!!

Let there be light!

I know I always say I had fun when I share a new project with you....but this time it's even more true! This little fairy is so beautiful and an absolute joy to create with. I decided to make it a standing piece instead of a regular opening card. I made a template for the bracket so you can see how I did it. Do be sure you use a thin card board for this instead of a regular card stock. It needs the thickness to make it stand. The template for the standing card bracket is here. You can certainly re-size it to fit any size project.
This little fairy is by Meredith Dillman's Fairy Lights. I love the soft, delicate lines. I used blue, black and white chalks to make the dark background around her. Her hanging lantern glow is yellow chalk.
I hope you found some inspiration from this!

Supply List
Image
Fairy Light, Meredith Dillman for Sweet Pea Stamps Plate 76

Ink
Memento, Tuxedo Black

Papers
Neenah Smooth white card stock
Solid color card stock-Bazzill Basics

Multi color designer papers-unknown manufacturer

Copic Markers
Skin tones-yr0000, e000, e21
Hair-e97, e15, e99, e09
Dress-b95, b97, b99, yg91, yg93
Wings-w1, b0000, b000, 0
Lantern-b95, b97, yg91, yg93, y21, y32

Misc. Supplies
white paper doily, Wilton Cake Supplies (colored e31)
Copic Atyou Spica Glitter Pens-Sand and Silver
Sticky blue pearls
Holtz Distress ink pad-Faded Jeans
Prima flower
Spellbinder/Nestability Die-Labels 4
Wide blue satin ribbon, Hobby lobby by the yard
Chalks for cheeks, lantern glow and background
Smooch "Illuminate" for wings
Thin cardboard for backing and standing bracket
dimensional adhesive
Scotch ATG gun and adhesive
Cuttlebug or Big Shot