Steampunk Fairy

Hello lovely Ladies. Here is my inspiration for today. I love stamps from Sweet Pea Stamps, and you can find new images almost every day.  For today's card i used image Steampunk Fairy by Teresa Sherman. The beautiful thing about it, you can have this image in Red Rubber stamp or Digital image. I colored image with Distress Ink pads, Die cut and inked edges, wile die still attached.

Here is the close up look. My  "Elegant Flourishes" i cut out of cereal boxes. It's a free material, you know? lol. Then i used Distress Crackle paint " Tarnished Brass" on the pretty side of swirls, and they looks amazing after paint is dry. Looks rustic,  just the way my Steampunk Fairy likes it.

To finish my card i added Gems and 3D's sticker for the sentiment.

I with you all Fairy good Day. Nataliya

Seasonal Steampunk

I started off colouring in this gorgeous Meredith Dillman digi stamp in shades of gold and green... but then I also added red to the dress and somehow the colour scheme became rather Christmassy and festive! :)

I love the detail of this image. It's called Steampunk Fairy and it's gorgeous... all the ruffles of her dress, the gemstones and metalwork, the intricate weave of her hair, the beautiful art deco-ish scrollwork of the frame. I coloured her in with my Promarkers and also dug out my Flexmarkers to add a delicate pink colourwash to the background:

I used a steampunk-themed frame mask for the base card, spritzing over it with golden Smooch Spray and then rubbing Inka Gold over it.

I attached the coloured dig stamp using foam pads and added die-cut leafy flourishes cut from gold card and some wooden flowery/doily shapes coloured with Inka Gold. To finish off I added a die-cut butterfly and some dabs of red and green Stickles.

I hope you all had a lovely Christmas and are not feeling too "festive"ed-out! :)

Ali xx

Connie-Steampunk Sprockets

This lovely lady is done by Meredith Dillman for 

 Sweet Pea Stamps

and is found on plate #87

"Steampunk Fairy"

I began with a white glossy panel on which 

I stamped the image first with Memento's Tuxedo Black ink.

Then I pounced some wadded up wax paper that was dabbed with 

Versamark ink and then brayered dye inks over for 

a resist effect.

I then colored the image in with Copic markers and layered it on

an embossed panel by Provo Craft called

"Clockworks"

Several dies by Spellbinders were cut from

"Sprightly Sprockets"

Below is a closeup of the 

embossing details.

Thanks for stopping by!

Connie