Good morning bloggers! Well, it's been a while since my last post here, nearly two months! But I'm here today with a card for my daughter's friend who turns 15 today, and I'm also entering this into the Rick St. Dennis Progressive Challenge, over at Sparkle and Glitter.
The RSD image I have used is called 20 Winks, and I've coloured her with Polychromos pencils.
I layered her with some pretty Prima papers, and used some lovely Tattered lace border dies, and a Cheery Lynn Doily die.
The butterflies were cut using a Stampin' Up! punch, and the die cut 'Dream' is from Serendipity Stamps.
For some extra sparkle and glitter, I added some sparkly gems.
Thanks for stopping by,
Pauline
Sunday, 28 September 2014
Thursday, 7 August 2014
Feeling Nautical!
I coloured her with Polychromos pencils, and teamed her with beautiful nautical papers from Graphic 45.
The frame behind her was cut using a Tonic die, and the little sea themed charms were cut using dies from a new to me company called All Occasion Dies, from Robert Addams shop.
I cut one of the little clam shells from the DP to put in her hair, and used liquid pearls for her jewellery.
I added some stickles to her starfish bikini top and some crystals to the ship wheels, also from All Occasion Dies.
Thanks for stopping by today,
Pauline
Monday, 28 July 2014
Serendipity Stamps & The Twinery Blog Hop
Hi all, and welcome to my post for a joint blog hop - Serendipity Stamps and The Twinery have joined together for a special 3 day blog hop event, and today is my day! You should have arrived here from Katarina Damm- Blomberg, and after me you should next visit Anita Mulcahy.
Do stop by both The Twinery and Serendipity Stamps for some awesome twine, stamps and dies!
Click on the pics to go to the shops!
Here's my card using The Ladybug die and Stamps set, and the stamped flower is from the Flower Pops cling set. I cut the Ladybug in pink swiss dot Bazzill card, and after adhering to the card base, I added some Glamour Dust to the 'spots' for some sparkle.
I stamped the sentiment 3 times in pink Raspberry Adirondack ink, and wrapped the twine in
Blossom Solid Mini Bundle and Flax Stripe Mini Bundle colours.
Finally I added a pink faceted button to the flower centre.
Here is the hop list for today:
The Twinery - http://thetwinery.com/blog
Serendipity Stamps - http://serendipitystamps.com/blog
Julie Ranae - http://juliesopenwindow.blogspot.com/
Monika Wright - http://www.iloveitallwithmonikawright.com/
Christine Meyer - http://scrappingwithchristine.blogspot.com/
Katarina Damm-Blomberg - http://krumeluran.wordpress.com/
Pauline Pollington - http://pauline-littlemrsp.blogspot.fr/search/label/Serendipity%20stamps
Anita Mulcahey - http://happypapercrafthappenings.blogspot.com/
Rebecca Greco - http://hugsarefun.com/
Serendipity Stamps is also offering a $20 gift certificate on Facebook to one lucky person who “likes” Serendipity Stamps and LEAVES A COMMENT. You must do both to be entered to win. So Plenty of opportunity to win some goodies!
Serendipity Stamps is also having a sale during the blog hop - 20% off all items in the “Garden” category through August 3!
Thanks for stopping by today, don't forget to visit Anita Mulcahy next!
Pauline
Monday, 30 June 2014
Red, White & Blue for RIck!
Hi all, it's been a while! Mr. Mojo has upped and left the building I'm afraid, maybe away for a hoilday, who knows?!!
I coloured up Starry Suzi by Rick St. Dennis, available from I Brake for Stamps, using Rick's personal Challenge over on the Facebook Rick St. Dennis Group, to use Red, White and Blue. For the layout, I used this week's Sketch from Friday sketch Challenge.
I used Faber Castell Polychromos pencils, and blended with mineral solution. She is my first image coloured with these new to me pencils, and I'm fairly happy with how she turned out.
I layered her onto silver, red and blue glittered paper, and a red, white and blue patterned paper as a base.
For the bordaer I cut lots of little glittery stars using Spellbinders, and the sentiment is by Impression Obsession. Finally I added a little red and white striped ribbon bow, from The Ribbon Reel shop.
Well, I got the Stars and Stripes in, and want to wish my American friends a very happy Independance Day!
I am entering this into the following challenges:
Friday Sketch Challenge.
R.S.D Facebook Challenge Red, White and Blue.
Crafty Catz - Anything Goes
Twisted Tuesday - Red, White & Blue with stars
Paper Pretties - Red, White & Blue
Thanks for stopping by,
Pauline
I coloured up Starry Suzi by Rick St. Dennis, available from I Brake for Stamps, using Rick's personal Challenge over on the Facebook Rick St. Dennis Group, to use Red, White and Blue. For the layout, I used this week's Sketch from Friday sketch Challenge.
I used Faber Castell Polychromos pencils, and blended with mineral solution. She is my first image coloured with these new to me pencils, and I'm fairly happy with how she turned out.
I layered her onto silver, red and blue glittered paper, and a red, white and blue patterned paper as a base.
For the bordaer I cut lots of little glittery stars using Spellbinders, and the sentiment is by Impression Obsession. Finally I added a little red and white striped ribbon bow, from The Ribbon Reel shop.
Well, I got the Stars and Stripes in, and want to wish my American friends a very happy Independance Day!
I am entering this into the following challenges:
Friday Sketch Challenge.
R.S.D Facebook Challenge Red, White and Blue.
Crafty Catz - Anything Goes
Twisted Tuesday - Red, White & Blue with stars
Paper Pretties - Red, White & Blue
Thanks for stopping by,
Pauline
Wednesday, 18 June 2014
SSCB #32
Hi all, I'm here for the second D.T post for this month's Serendipity Stamps Challenge Blog. For my card I have made an accordian style card. I have used lots of different S.S images and dies, so apologies for the photo heavy post!
This is one side of the card, featuring mostly die cuts, and one panel of stamped images.
One the other side I used mainly stamps, and one panel with die cuts.
Here are the close ups of the stamped images:
For the panel featuring the Heart and sentiment, I used some glittered embossing powder.
This is the end panel, and the Dragonfly is also embossed with the glittered E.P.
On the other side, I used the same E.P for some more Dragonflies and Butterflies, cutting them out with the matching dies, and teaming them with the new sentiment dies.
I used the Orchid stamped image, along with the corresponding 'Butterfly Kisses' sentiment.
For the end panel, I used all three sentiment die cuts, layered over the Rosebud stamped panel.
Here is a close up of the glittery embossing powder. To finish I added a range of sparkly gems and flat back pearls.
Here is the list of products I used from the Serendipity Stamps shop:
Dies:
Imagine die.
Love die.
Dream die.
Believe die.
Butterfly solid die.
Dragonfly solid die.
Floral Frame Embellishment die (mini dragonfly from this set.)
Stamps:
Double Cloisonne Butterflies.
Floral Dragonfly.
Floral Butterfly.
Calico Background.
Orchid.
Butterfly Kisses.
Mason Jar Cling Set.
Victorian Heart Set.
Live Well sentiment.
Jar Label.
Phew, I think that's everything!!
Thanks for stopping by,
Pauline
Saturday, 7 June 2014
Rick St. Dennis progressive Challenge
Hi all, I'm back today with a card for the Rick St. Dennis Progressive Challenge. Every month, Rick will send out a free image to the previous month's participants to use for the following month's challenge.
Last month was the first, so we all used a different RSD image, but this month, we have all been given this fun-tastic image of Nyner The Winner! Thanks so much Rick!! I can't wait to see what everyone else does with him!
The theme for the challenge is Steampunk. This is my second card using this theme, and I'm still not sure I'm all that good at it to be honest, but they do say practice makes perfect!
I coloured him with Promarkers, and trimmed him out. I layered him onto a die cut clock - I was in sore need of some Steampunk embellishments, so I ordered the cogs die and the clock die from Robert Addams All Occasion Dies - the service was amazing, I got them two days later, and a free C.D and mini die too. Before cutting the clock, I stamped some Waltzingmouse Splats in Versamark, and used Aged Silver Frantage embossing powder to create a slight metallic effect.
Underneath the clock I arranged some die cut cogs cut in silver mirri card, and layered these on top of some matt gold card embossed with a steampunk style folder. I then layered this onto some brown card, and distressed the edges.
I layered this onto a card base, covered with some Graphic 45 paper from their Steampunk Spells stack.
If you want to join the fun at the Rick St. Dennis Progressive Challenge, but did not enter last month, never fear, you can buy Nyner The Winner HERE, and enter for this month. Your entry will get you an image to use for next month's challenge!
I would also like to enter this into the following challenges:
Creative Inspirations - Anything Goes
Papertake Weekly - Anything Goes
Passion for Promarkers - Mythical Creatures
I Love Promarkers - Digi's
Crafty Catz - Inspired by a song, 'We are the Champions' by Queen!
Thanks for stopping by,
Pauline
Last month was the first, so we all used a different RSD image, but this month, we have all been given this fun-tastic image of Nyner The Winner! Thanks so much Rick!! I can't wait to see what everyone else does with him!
The theme for the challenge is Steampunk. This is my second card using this theme, and I'm still not sure I'm all that good at it to be honest, but they do say practice makes perfect!
I coloured him with Promarkers, and trimmed him out. I layered him onto a die cut clock - I was in sore need of some Steampunk embellishments, so I ordered the cogs die and the clock die from Robert Addams All Occasion Dies - the service was amazing, I got them two days later, and a free C.D and mini die too. Before cutting the clock, I stamped some Waltzingmouse Splats in Versamark, and used Aged Silver Frantage embossing powder to create a slight metallic effect.
Underneath the clock I arranged some die cut cogs cut in silver mirri card, and layered these on top of some matt gold card embossed with a steampunk style folder. I then layered this onto some brown card, and distressed the edges.
I layered this onto a card base, covered with some Graphic 45 paper from their Steampunk Spells stack.
If you want to join the fun at the Rick St. Dennis Progressive Challenge, but did not enter last month, never fear, you can buy Nyner The Winner HERE, and enter for this month. Your entry will get you an image to use for next month's challenge!
I would also like to enter this into the following challenges:
Creative Inspirations - Anything Goes
Papertake Weekly - Anything Goes
Passion for Promarkers - Mythical Creatures
I Love Promarkers - Digi's
Crafty Catz - Inspired by a song, 'We are the Champions' by Queen!
Thanks for stopping by,
Pauline
Labels:
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Rick St. Dennis,
Robert Addams,
Steampunk
Wednesday, 4 June 2014
Serendipity Stamps Challenge - Window
Hi all, I'm here today with a card for a new challenge over at Serendipity Stamps! This month we would like to see your take on a window card, using your S.S dies or stamps of course! For your inspiration today, the Design Team have been asked to CASE a fellow teamie. I have cased Vickie Zimmer, I love her elegant style! Here is Vickie's card that I am CASE-ing:
For my patterned paper, I stamped some of the newly released Flowers from the Flower Pops set in Versamark onto some cream card. Then using some Distress inks, I sponged over the flowers to reveal the images.
I really love this method of emboss/resist technique, and it is a great way to personalise your own paper.
After I was happy with my sponging, I cut some card to size, and cut a circular window in it. I cut a blue frame using Spellbinders Circles and scalloped circles, and lay this around the window.
Then on some dark blue card I stamped in Versamark the Happy Mother's Day sentiment, and embossed with white powder.
I added some gems to the flower centres, and added a pink seam binding bow topped with a floral button and twine.
Do stop by the rest of the D.T for some more inspiration!
Pauline
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