Flyin' High

Hello everyone! Thanks for stopping by for a visit. The new challenge at the Sisterhood of Crafters begins today and Darlene is our hostess. The theme is:

"Something you might see in the sky"

I always loved to take my girls to the park and fly kites. It was great seeing other families out flying their bright colored kites. Unfortunately, that seems to be a long lost activity. 

I decided to try my hand at creating a kite. First, I cut the diamond shape and colored with Marvy markers.

I found this paper in my stash and that gave me the idea to create the kite. Unfortunately, I don't remember where I purchased it.

Once I created the kite I added black cord and knotted gingham ribbon to create the tail and adhered it to the background with pop dots. Then I added the red gingham bow.

I used the fancy label punch to create the sentiment panel and stamped the sentiment in black ink.

The sistahs would love to see your creations, so why not head on over to the Sisterhood and check out the inpiration projects, then enter for your chance to win.

Have a great day and as always, Happy Crafting!

Hugs,

Terri

 

  

Happy Birthday, Deer!

I am excited to be the hostess of the next challenge at the Sisterhood of Craftersstarting today. For my challenge, I have chosen the theme:

"Animal Crackers"

Use an animal as the focal point of your project.

The papers and decoupaged deer were free with one of the British Papercrafting Magazines I purchased about a year ago. I added the dotted paper to a white card stock base, then added the flower and butterfly panel. After adding the dimensional deer, Next I added the yellow cardstock butterfly sticker purchased at Michaels. The sentiment stamped onto a white card stock strip using lavender ink and then I sponged the same ink around the edge to add dimension. Last I added this purple satin bow.

If you would like to participate, head on over to the Sisterhood and check out my sistahs beautiful inspiration projects and enter your own creation. Limit of 3 entries per person.

Hope to see you there.

Terri