Happy Tuesday!!!
I just couldn't resist trying something a little different
for this weeks challenge over on the
Roses On Paper Challenge Blog
The challenge this week is called
"A Little Love"
So simple, all you have to do is use HEARTS on your project.
So that's just what I did.
Instead of making a card
I created a calendar.
I used "Tilda with Lace Skirt" for my image, and
I created the Calendar itself in Adobe Photoshop
and printed it on plain white cardstock
then used digital papers from a freebie kit
that I had found months ago online
These papers are called
"Gone Dotty" by Josie Stewart
The main paper in the background does not come with
Hearts on stems, if you look closely, those hearts are actually
an accessory stamp that comes with the
"Rock the Farm" set from "The Greeting Farm"
That stamp worked perfectly for this project as well.
I then colored in the hearts and stems using my copics
(Pinks) Rv21 & Rv34 - (Greens) YG11 & BG96
and the same colors were used to color in Tilda's dress.
The hearts were punched from coordinating papers,
using an EK Success heart pop-up punch.
I think this came out adorable,
and now I want to make a whole set of 12.
After all, there ARE 12 months in a year, right?
Hope you enjoyed my project!
I just couldn't resist trying something a little different
for this weeks challenge over on the
Roses On Paper Challenge Blog
The challenge this week is called
"A Little Love"
So simple, all you have to do is use HEARTS on your project.
So that's just what I did.
Instead of making a card
I created a calendar.
I used "Tilda with Lace Skirt" for my image, and
I created the Calendar itself in Adobe Photoshop
and printed it on plain white cardstock
then used digital papers from a freebie kit
that I had found months ago online
These papers are called
"Gone Dotty" by Josie Stewart
The main paper in the background does not come with
Hearts on stems, if you look closely, those hearts are actually
an accessory stamp that comes with the
"Rock the Farm" set from "The Greeting Farm"
That stamp worked perfectly for this project as well.
I then colored in the hearts and stems using my copics
(Pinks) Rv21 & Rv34 - (Greens) YG11 & BG96
and the same colors were used to color in Tilda's dress.
The hearts were punched from coordinating papers,
using an EK Success heart pop-up punch.
I think this came out adorable,
and now I want to make a whole set of 12.
After all, there ARE 12 months in a year, right?
Hope you enjoyed my project!
6 comments:
Hi Lynda, thank you so much for visiting my blog and leaving such a lovely comment, it really means a lot to me. I love your calendar page the colours are gorgeous! What a great idea to do a calendar, might have to give that a go. Thanks for sharing! hugs, Jane x
Oh this is so gorgeous, what a fabulous Calendar, love all the details and the fab Tilda.
Look forward to the other months.
luv
Debby
Oh Lynda this is AWESOME!!! Such a great idea!!! I love your calender! Wonderful colors and your coloring is fabulous! Thanks for your loyalty and playing every challenge with us at ROP.
Big hugs,
Iris
OMG Lynda, this is beautiful!!
Mmm Lynda.. I had to comment here as well :)) lol Such a cutie patootie card! I love it sweetie :)
Very creative Lynda - ahh that's why you're part of our DT team. Thanks for joining us again at Roses on Paper, Peta
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