I'm sharing with you my first DT card for Angie's Digital Stamps and this darling little girl, playing in the (is it a pond or a puddle?) is called Daisy Mae Playing in Water. Isn't she superb? :-D The theme for our fun challenge is "Anything Goes" but you may use the twist of "Fall Colors" if you like.
I colored with my favorite ProMarkers, then cut her with a square die from Cottage Cutz turned 'on point', as they say in quilting. The square of purple CS was a scrap I found in the basket and it worked so perfectly with the dots in her dress that it simply had to decorate the card front. I printed out the sentiment, cut it with a QuicKutz rectangle die, and added it to the CS just below where I had printed the first part of the sentiment using white gel pen.
I added a few wraps of sparkle twine tied into a bow to finish it. The background is ombre on water color paper. Although it has quite few pieces, it still looks rather clean if not completely simple. :-)
10 comments:
She's a cutie, adorable image and beautiful card, hugs, Lori m
Lovely background. This is cute. [Bunny]
Such a great way to die cut the image! She is such a cutie, and your sentiment is fantastic! Thanks for sharing this with us at Passion for Markers!
Linda
Congrats on your DT!! Your little girl is so cute and beautifully colored! Love that gradient colored background and layout! Hope you're doing well friend! HUGS
Adorable image, must be a pond, eh? too deep for a puddle, unless you are the Vicar of Dibley!
Thanks for sharing at Passion for Markers
Natx
OH! This is such fun and beautiful Connie. (Do you know of the Vicar of Dibley, with Dawn French in the lead?)
Faith x
Such a cute image and love your layout thanks for joining us at Crafty Calendar Challenge hugs Sue x
Just adorable!!
Thank you for joining us at Polkadoodles Gem of a Challenge! Jane S (DT) Paper, Pencils & Pretty Things xxx
She is ever so cute! Love the background you created here too. The bit of twine on the side is the perfect embellishment.
Hugs Monica
What a darling card! Not sure if it's a pond or a puddle! Great job of adding color to your image. I love how you die cut the image "on point". Thanks for joining us at Addicted to CAS.
sue n.
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