Tera Presents Steampunk Doll By Meredith Dillman

 Hallo,
  One of my very favorite projects to do is a decorative box and today I used the 'Steampunk Doll' by Meredith Dillman to decorate it.
  I colored her with prismacolor pencils and then added some glitter here and there and edged that panel with gold metallic pen.
  I used a decorative corner made from clay and a sand dollar seashell that I had decoupaged with some light weight paper with old fashioned watches on it. (talk about hoarding my stash - the batch of seashells that I decopaged have been in a box 'saving' them since I picked them up off the beach back when I lived in south Texas - oh a bit over 25 years ago - sheesh....)
  Anyhow I also used some older drawer pulls for the feet on the box as well as one on top to use lifting the lid and made a matching chipboard book to go with it too for pictures or a small journal - it is only 5 pages....
  All for today - Take Care
        Tera

Sweet Pea Stamps

Family Portrait

Hi dear Sweet Pea Stamps lovers like I am. Today I want to show you a card I made with the gorgeous image Steampunk Doll Fairy by our fabulous artist Meredith Dillman. She is available together with another amazing image on Plate # 87

Here is a close up of the image, I coloured it with Copics. The papers I used are from my stash. I had it already quite some time unused. I thought it is the perfect one to this image. 

Don't miss our Valentine Sale going on right now! So many gorgeous stamps for a nice prize! Take a look at it, you don't want to miss it.

Hope you enjoyed your visit today. Have a wonderful day!

Hugs, Karina

"Card to a man! with Steam Punk Doll!

Hello everyone!:)

I used the adorable from Sweet Pea Images by artist Meredith Dillman, called Steampunk Doll ( Sheet #2/ Plate #87) and she comes with another gorgeous image, and you can find it HERE!

She was so fun to color with my Copics!:) I made this card  for a lady, who wants to give her husband a card for his birthday.

And I had a lot of fun making this card, using a lot of ¨Distress Stain, embossing powder, Distress ink, clear Rock Candy,  Tim Holtz dies..etc!:))

I love this image, and this is my first time, coloring her, but I'm gonna make many "steampunk card" with this one..and she's perfect for a "card to a man"!!:)

Thank you so much for visiting, and I wish you all a beautiful day♥!:)

Hugs, Ellen

Customer Gallery Submission: Vicky Pass

Vicky shares her beautiful creations today.

ching-chou kuik's  Flowing in Blue:

Meredith Dilman's Steampunk Doll Fairy:

Meredith Dillman - Steampunk Doll

Hi everyone.

Thank you for joining me today as I share this card with you all.

This gorgeous image is from Meredith Dillman's Sheet 2, Plate 87.

I found this image a bit daunting to color at first, but once I started I really enjoyed the process.
It took a little longer to color than some of my other stamps, but it just made me appreciate the end result more.

I encourage everyone who has this image sitting in their collection but who haven't yet colored it, to pull her out and give it a go. I am sure you will love the challenge as much as I did.

Customer Gallery Submission: Narelle Harrison

Narelle shares her beautiful cards today.

Meredith Dillman's Steampunk Doll Fairy:

 

 
ching chou kuik's The Dragonfly:

ching chou kuik's Purple Hearts:

ching chou kuik's Fox Allure:

Steampunk Doll/ Christmas gifts

How is everyone today? This has been one busy Thanksgiving holiday for me. I took these images with me to my Mom's for Thanksgiving and worked on this after dinner. I made 2 journal books for a friend that requested them as Christmas gifts for her family. I made her 3 recipe books last year that some of you may remember if you followed my blog last year HERE.
I used one of the new Sweet Pea Images by artist Meredith Dillman called Steampunk Doll ( Sheet #2/ Plate #87) and she comes with another gorgeous image that I used on this Steampunk card HERE earlier.

I used some digital Steampunk paper from Creative Victorian Designs. The photo gears are also from Creative Victorian Designs. They are made for Digital Scrapbooking, but I printed them out on white CS and cut them out to use as embellishments on my journal books. I also used some Tim Holtz Grungeboard that I inked up to look like old and vintage.

I also covered all the images with Ranger Crackle Paint in Clear Rock Candy to give them even more vintage look and feel.

Here is the second on I made. I added some gold metal border strips and used my Tim Holtz Tattered Flowers Alterations die by Sizzix.

Here you can see all the tiny cracks in the clear paint.

And here is my last creation using the same image. I created this card for one of my good friends for her birthday. She fell in love this image as soon as she saw it.

Not only did I cover the image in Clear Crackle paint, I also covered the DP in it too.

Here you can see the clear crackle paint even better.

I hope you like them as this is one of my favorite Sweet Pea images right now.