Rockin Rose gift box - Maigan Lynn - Tera

 Hallo,
  Showing you a sweet little gift box today decorated with even sweeter 'Rockabilly Rose' by Maigan Lynn. This image is available as a digital image.
  I colored her with prismacolor pencils and then cut her out with a Spellbinders die. I added some glitter to her eyes and fingernails and on the paper flowers too.
  I love little boxes like these because you can use them for so much - this one has a drawer in it and would be great for any small gift and could easily decorate a desk or bedside table. I can see it holding stuff to do your nails with!
  All for today - Happy Crafting!!
     Tera

Mermaid gift box - Maigan Lynn - Tera

 Hallo,
   Can you tell that I love making gift boxes?? My Mom saved 4 boxes that she had with this cute little drawer in them and this is #3 of 4 decorated now. This time I used an image from Maigan Lynn called 'Something in the way' - it is available as a digital image as well as a rubber stamp.
  I colored her with prismacolor pencils and cut her out with a Spellbinders die. I edged the main panel with gold metallic pen and then added a frame of small seed beads with crystal lacquer and the seashells are stickers.
  I colored the armbands with the gold metallic pen too and added glitter to those and her eyes and some  of the seashells.
  The box is about 5 by 8 inches and I covered it with pretty cardstock. The drawer pull is a piece of twine threaded through a pretty matching button.
   All for today - Take Care
      Tera

Featured Artist - Maigan Lynn's Rockabilly Rose with Suzi

This week we have been featuring the wonderful images of Maigan Lynn, for my project I chose to use the gorgeous 'Rockabilly Rose' image;

You can find more details on my project over on my blog.

Bye for now
Suzi
xxx

Featured Artist - Maigan Lynn's Dia De Los Muertos - by Angelique

Good day everyone, 

For my projects, I often use "old" or broken jewelery like bracelets, earrings, necklaces.

I take those apart but keep everything.

For the small closing ring parts, I've made a small box, using the image Dia De Los Muertos by Maigan Lynn

You can find the image in the shop HERE


MY LITTLE BOX

MATERIALS:

Cardstock black & red, box cutfile, double sided tape, colour pencils

 Dia De Los Muertos

(top view of the box)

These small boxes are perfect to sort and store all those little parts.

We have a verry nice and friendly group on facebook and we would love to see your make with any of the Sweet Pea Stamps.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/Sweetpeastampsfriendsandfans/

I hope you enjoyed my project

See you again next week

Huggsss, Angelique

Artist Of The Month by Nataliya

 Good day Sweet Pea's lovers. It's my time to showcase Artist Of the Month  Maigan  Lynn. I used this gorgeous image "Something In The Way", by using Silhouette Cameo software, to cut image on Glitter Vinyl and heat press to the T-Shirt. It was lots work, but i like finished result. Also i have the other side of this image, which will be reverse image in color. I will show you the other half some day (didn't make yet).

 When summer comes and hit this shirt with sun, it will be so sparkle...!
As you can see, you can use your images in so many ways.

Get crafty!
Nataliya

Featured Artist Maigan Lynn's Rockabilly Rose by Holley

 Here's an awesome image from our featured artist at Sweet Pea stamps this month, Maigan Lynn. This image is Rockabilly Rose.  I did a pink monotone card with this image using a tiny bit of grey for the roses. That's a reverse color pattern of the artist's actual coloring, be sure and check her coloring out to see how very different the image looks.  I think she looks so very much innocent with this color scheme.

Here's a closeup of the image. I just love the eyelashes, it's very much a trademark of Maigan Lynn's images.

Drop by and check out Maigan Lynn's other stamps at the Sweet Pea store and then share your creations with us at the Sweet Pea Stamps Friends and Fans page on Facebook!

Cheers, Holley

Featured Artist - Maigan Lynn - Rockabilly Rose - Tera's view

 Hallo,
   A gift box project for you today - this box measures 5 by 8 inches and has a drawer inside for a gift or the box could be used as a very pretty way to hold stuff on a desk or dresser.
   I used an image from Maigan Lynn called 'Rockabilly Rose' and colored her with prismacolor pencils. I just love her eyelashes so maybe this  box could hold make-up or nail polishing supplies.
  This image is available as a digital image.
  I covered the box with pretty papers, used a couple dies and some pretty flowers and all done - simple, quick and I love how she looks!!!
  All for today - Take Care
       Tera
 

Featured Artist Maigan Lynn by Janine

Hello Its me Janine,

This week we have the featured Artist of the week and this week the team is showing you all kind of projects with Maigan Lynn

I love mermaids and i choose Something in the Way

I colored her with my distress markers.

You can find more details on my blog

Featured artist Maigan Lynn's Rockabilly Rose...

Hi,

today I am here to show you this beautifull stamp by Maigan Lynn called Rockabilly Rose...

I am making some present to give on birthday's to friends and family so today I created a little soapbox as I brought home alot of soapbars from France.... they make the best soap smelliess :) hehehehe  So I used a cutting file for the silhouette Cameo that is created by Kelleigh Ratzlaff. 

Sorry I don't have a template for you to share.

She is coloured with Copics and Spectrum noir markers and enhanced with pencils.

hugs Ria

Featured Artist - Maigan Lynn, Swinging in the Stars Jane's view

Sweet Pea Stamps

Today is my day to showcase an image from Sweet Pea Stamps for our Artist Week where the whole DT use images for the same artist which this week is MAIGAN LYNN and I am using the image 'Swinging in the Stars'  available from the Sweet Pea Store.  This image is available in both rubber and as a digi.

For this creation I have made a box to hold 'Post It' notes, a small pad of paper and a pencil.

To begin with I printed the image twice, one image to work with and the other in case I mess up (which I did hahahaha).  Hubby bought me some new crayons the other day - Derwent Artist, so I decided to do my colouring sitting in my chair while watching TV instead of in my craft area.  Now that, I have to admit, I really enjoyed.  However, the following morning I was not very happy with my colouring, the image looked very flat.  The crayons are lovely to use, wax based, but I am finding it very hard to build up the contrast even when working lightly to build up the colour.  To try and rectify this I added some Promarker colour (bad idea as it was impossible to blend) and also painted the background with some turquoise glitter paint over the background I had coloured the night before (another bad idea as I ended up painting over parts of the digi).  Right, how to sort this - colour the second digi and fussy cut to put on top hahahahaha.  Again I used the Derwent Artist crayons and with better light and adding black was able to build up the dark areas a bit better.  Still not happy though.

I should add that before I printed the image I added a poem to the moon, this is not part of the original digi.

 Next to prep the card to make the box and outside cover.

 I painted the box and cover with the same blue glitter paint I used on the digi background and then added some purple lace to the top of the box.

On the front of the box I added a couple of metal decorative bit I picked up in a local shop sale basket.

 Onto the pencil.  Using my lovely free IKEA mini pencils I painted it with gold paint.  I then drilled a hole through the top of the pencil and added a beaded chain made up of beads to match the box and digi. I then threaded the wire through the hole, added another bead and passed the wire back through the hole. To finish off I twisted the wire round the pencil to hold it tight.  This is my newest way of attaching my bead chains to the pencils and certainly the most successful so far.

 Here we have the completed box.

 And this is the top view.  The digi is mounted on gold glitter foam and the die is cut from the same material, really funky stuff.  Think I picked this up in the Range amongst the kids craft stuff and it was so cheap, just goes to show you don't need to buy all the expensive goodies out there to work with <g>.  The die used is Joanna Sheen - Large Filigree Fan

Ingredients:-

• Image -  'Swinging in the Stars' by Maigan Lynn available from the Sweet Pea Store.
• Colouring media - Derwant Artist crayons and turquoise glitter paint 
• Die - Joanna Sheen - Large Filigree Fan
• Lace, stars, foam sheet etc. from my stash

Thank you for stopping by today and hope you have a happy crafting time ahead of you :) xx

Featured Artist - Maigan Lynn - Sande's view

Hello everyone!

Sande's turn to showcase a card today to all of you lovely crafters 

and this time I have used an image

 by Maigan Lynn called "Dreamy Lashes".

Would you looove to have those lashes? Gorgeous or what do you think?

 And how fabulous is her hair!! What a Beauty!

 This one can be found at the Sweet Pea Stamps store as a rubber stamp and as a digital as well.  

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!

Hugs, Sande xx

Swinging in the Stars with Suzi

Good Morning, Today I'd like to share with you a project I've created using the beautiful Swinging in the Stars by Maigan Lynn,

I had great fun colouring this moonlit beauty, I love the multi-coloured speckled moon and star filled sky.  You can find more pictures and full details on how I created my card on my blog.

That's all from me for today, don't forget to check out the other gorgeous images by Maigan Lynn available in store now in Rubber stamp and Digi format.

Bye for now
Suzi

Spooky bottles - Maigan Lynn's 'Melowyn' - by Tera

 Hallo,
   I have for you today a small collection of spooky bottles. I love bottles and have a habit of collecting interesting ones that I find at the thrift stores and garage sales to the point where I now have probably 3 large rubber bins full of them so when I saw the labels for 'witches brew' and ect in the sale bin at our local A.C.Moore I immediately thought of the bottles.
  First I spray painted them black - 2 coats and then I added all the fun stuff.
  The main image for both bottles is one of my newer ones by Maigan Lynn called 'Melowyn'.
  I colored Melowyn with prismacolor pencils and couldn't resist coloring her 2 different ways.
  I glued the images to the bottles along with the labels and added some rhinestones and ribbon and all done. They were such fun to do!!!!
   All for me today - Have  a spooky Halloweeen!!!!
       Tera

Lost Love

Happy Friday everyone!  Here's a great stamp from Sweet Pea's newest artist Maigan Lynn. This stamp is called Lost Love and is available as a Rubber stamp or a digi stamp. This artist is well known for her stunning mermaids and beautiful maidens, esp those trademark eyelashes.  I wanted to do something Halloween themed for Sept, so I am using a bunch of spider themed embellishments and a fun spider themed paper in the background. I added the sentiment Tomb it May Concern.

       Here's a close up of this image.  Be sure and check out all of Maigan Lynn's Art at the store

Are you starting on some Halloween Cards yet?  Sweet Pea stamps has a bunch of amazing Halloween themed stamps (Click here).  Be sure and share your creations with us at the Sweet Pea Stamps Friends and Fans page on Facebook.

Cheers, Holley