Monday, November 25, 2013

Tilda Sparkles























This week in the USA is Thanksgiving and I can
already smell the turkey cooking. Yum !!!
Thanksgiving is a blessed time to reflect on
our wonderful blessings of the year.

I am also enjoying this time to make some 
pretty cards reflecting a Christmas theme.

This praying Tilda is colored with Copic pens. Enhanced with glitter glue on her halo and wings.

I used a Spellbinder scalloped circle
and plain circle. Topped with sparkle
netting and glittery leaves.

I made the stick pin with beads and pearls.
An elegant lace edge. Ribbon, rhinestones
from my stash.

I will enter this card in these challenges:

Allsorts Challenge ~ Bring On The Bling

Brown Sugar Challenge ~ Anything Goes

Challenges For Everybody ~ Anything Goes

Deep Ocean Challenge ~ Favourite Colour Combo

Many thanks for coming by to visit me.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving with family and friends.

Sending happy hugs to you all.
Blessings Doreen

Thursday, November 21, 2013

Angel Tilda







































Greetings everyone, once again my
computer is home from a major
repair time.
It is horrible being off line.

But I used my time in making some
fun cards.

This card features Angel Tilda colored
with Copic pens, C00, C02 in a white on
white setting enhanced with silver
rhinestones & leaves.

I used opac glitter glue on Tilda's wings. 
White pearls and also some lace with
sparkle netting.

I made the stick pins and also used my
Spellbinder scalloped circle and
name tag.

I always find it a challenge to use
white on white but fun just the same.

Hope you like this card. I am trying to
go for the Wow effect on my cards, so hope
I am improving.

I will enter this card in these challenges:

The Ribbon Girl ~ November Colour
Challenge ~ White

Divas By Design ~ Make It Pretty

Oozak ~ Holiday Anything Goes

Marvelous Magnolia Challenge ~
Anything Goes

Crafty Little Fairies ~ Lace n Pearls

Many thanks for coming by and
leaving comments to encourage me.

Have a wonderful blessed day
Doreen

Monday, November 11, 2013

A Gift From Tilda

 
 







































Hi everyone, This was a fun card to make.

I used Copic pens to color Tilda, MS leaf punch. Flowers from WOC.
I made the stick pin, branch is new to my collection. Spellbinder shapes.
Other items from my stash.

I will enter this card in these challenges:

Brown Sugar Challenge ~ Anything Goes

Challenges 4 Everybody ~ Anything Goes

In The Pink ~ Ribbons and Bows

Simply Magnolia ~ Anything Goes

How is the weather where you are? We are cold and so I am enjoying some hot chocolate, oh so yummy.

I am coloring Tilda's for some upcoming Christmas card themes. I enjoy the bright happy colors.

I see I am about out of pearls so will need to go to our craft store to get some.

Have a wonderful week and enjoy your crafting time.
Thank you all for coming by.
Hugs, Doreen

Thursday, October 24, 2013

Friends With Sparkle

























I have been gone for several months and I am now back and looking forward to sharing idea's and cards with you all.

I love all the Tilda images and look forward to giving them some life with all sorts of color and bling.
 
I colored Tilda with Copic markers, used some flowers from Wild Orchid Crafts.
Enjoyed using the MS leaf punch and Nesti scalloped circle.

Glitter and all other items from my stash.
 
I outlined Tilda in a cool grey color so she could  blend in with her surroundings.
 
Also added glitter to my Roses to give some sparkle.
I will enter this card in these challenges:

Southern Girls Challenge ~ Shine On

Cards Galore Challenge ~ Flowers

The Hobby House Challenge ~ Roses

613 Avenue Create ~ Anything Goes

Oozak ~ Anything Goes/Friendship

Totally Gorjuss ~ String

Have a great day creating wonderful new cards.
Looking forward to meeting you all again in my blog.
Blessings to all
Doreen

Harvest Time

 
 
 



























Greetings, everyone.  I have been off my blog beat for a few months and now excited to return making some fun cards to share.

Fall is here and it is fun to go to the farms for wonderful produce and yummy goodies too.

Harvest time is a colorful time of year. With many events to go to.

I love this verse:
We give thanks to God
the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,
praying always for you.
Colossians 1:3

Prayer time is special and gives us strength and peace.

On my card I used a Cuttlebug folder of wood grain impressions. I mounted it on SU Chocolate Chip cs. And used a stipple brush to add color to the wood grain with the same  color.
Flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts. All other items from my stash.

I am entering this card in :

Twist Of Faith ~ Harvest

Many thanks for visiting me and I look forward to getting back in the swing of things again.
Blessings to all
Doreen

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Spring Fun


















Hi everyone, I have been busy quilting
and making quilts, quilted tote bags and
table runners plus more for the Holiday
Bazar I am in this Sept.

I will photo them as I get them done.

Also working on cards too for the bazar.
The next few postings will be more of
keeping in touch with you all.

I am fine and feeling on the slow side, but
I do keep moving each day.

Quilting the stitching together of layers of
padding and fabric, may date back as far
as ancient Egypt.

In Europe quilting appears to have been
introduced by Crusaders in the 22th century

Russia holds the oldest example in existence.
It is a quilted linen carpet found in a
Mongolian cave, and now kept at the
Saint Petersburg department of the
Russian Academy of Sciences,

Quilt making was common in the late
18th century and early years of the 19th.
Most women were busy spinning, weaving
and sewing in order to clothe their family. Commercial blankets or woven coverlets
were a more economical bedcovering for
most people. Only the wealthy had the leisure
time for quilt making so Colonial quilting
was done by only a few.
Obviously quilts were not made of left over
scraps or worn clothing as a humble
bedcovering during this period. Instead
they were decorative items that displayed
the fine needlework of the maker such as the Baltimore album quilts.
Whole cloth quilts, broderie perse and
medallion quilts were the styles of quilts
made during the early 19th century.

Can you tell I love history..... ;-D

Have a great day and enjoy the sunshine.
Blessings
Doreen

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Wings For Tilda






















Hi everyone, many thanks for your prayers
and well wishes for the ultra sound I had
done today. All went well and the doctor
will give me the results in a few days, but
according to the technician there were no
lumps showing which is a good sign.

Sometimes I get frustrated as I love to really
add tons of bling to my cards. But to mail
them is too costly. I belong to 4 groups and
I so totally enjoy the swaps. So with mailing
them I have to keep them flat for the most
part and still try to add some pretty bling.

I am going to feature some of these cards in
the future to share what I have come up with.

But for tonight, I have this Tilda card. Colored
with Copic pens. SU papers and ribbon.
Flowers from WOC. Stick pin by my sister
Karen. Also my Spellbinder scalloped oval
and plain oval. I happened to come across
these three cute heart shaped pearls.

I will enter this card in these challenges:

Cards In Envy ~ Things With Wings

Crafty Bloggers Network ~ Anything Goes

Bearly Mine Challenge ~ Spring Flowers

Inky Chicks ~ Happy Birthday Girl

Addicted To Stamps and More ~
Anything Goes

Have a great day tomorrow and have
a cup of tea with me. ;-D

Blessings to all
Doreen