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:

Customer Gallery Submission: Narelle Harrison

Narelle shares her beautiful cards today.

Brigid Ashwood's Pinkie:

Meredith Dillman's Japanese Fairy:

Linda Bigg's Plate #83:

Linda Bigg's Plate #88:

A Trio of Fairy Muses

Stamps: Meredith Dillman's "Japanese Fairy", "Peacock Fairy", & "Blue Fairy" Plate #76

For today's card I used the beautiful fairy images from one of the new Sweet Pea artists, Meredith Dillman. I love the anime feel to these, so I decided to use some vivid colors combined with the Copic Fluorescents. I then cut them into 1.5 x 3.5 inch panels. They are outlined with my favorite Platinum Stickles. The background paper is the Fairy Flora line from Prima.