March Hare meets Mad Hatter at The Tea Party

Here is my entry for Dragon's Dream challenge Mad March days and also my first enty to Your Special Delivery 50/50 challenge blog using the cute Mad Hatter digi image from LLDI.
I stamped the large chipboard piece with the March Hare stamp from Sheena Douglass and the tea cups and tea pot from See D's using Black Archival ink. They were coloured with Copics and Promarkers then oversprayed with silver glitter spray from Crafter's Companion. I coloured the Mad Hatter with the same pens and oversprayed again.
For the heart tag I typed the words using Word Art printed them out attached to the heart and overprayed yet again with silver glitter.  The two tags are attached with red velvet ribbon.

Baubles, Bells, Bows and Fibres

This card covers two challenges, DCM Santa's Little Helper of 'Baubles, Bows and Bells' and Arty Girlz 'Ribbons and Fibres'. The main bauble from Dimension Fourth was stamped on a white peice of card and the middle cut out with a craft knife, and the small SeeDs bows and bells were also stamped in blue Stazon. They were all coloured using Sakura pens, then a piece of snowflake acetate placed over the top. The white fibre bow at the top is secured with a brad using the Crop-a-dile (what a fab little machine). The white card is then layered onto a pink coordinating card trimmed with my Purple Cow cutting machine.

Tryptich

The Wednesday Stamper challenge today was to create an ATC Tryptich, which means - 'A triptych (pronounced "trip-tick," from the Greek tri- "three" + ptychē "fold") is a work of art (usually a panel painting) which is divided into three sections, or three carved panels which are hinged together. The central panel is the most important one, and this is flanked on either side by two lesser but related paintings'. This is my first attempt at making a Tryptich and sorry I am still in Christmas mood. The cards were covered in starstudded vellum for the night sky. The base of the card is a yellow textured paper to represent sand. The stamps are a mixture of Rubbadubbadoo and SeeD stamps, stamped in black Stazon and coloured in Marvy marker pens and Sakura stardust pens. The centre panel - the most important - has Mary, Joseph and Baby Jesus and the other two represent the Three Kings and the Shepherd with his lamb. The angel, star and message finish off the cards. Wow what a challenge this was.

'Hats off to You'

The Wednesday Stamper challenge this week was Hats. The image is from a free download site from Mardar's Stuff. I have decoupaged the lady in the hat main image for a change and placed her on the coordinating background sheet on a gold dekkle edged card. This is embellished with gold peel offs and pink, purple and clear gemstones. The stamp is from SeeD's collection 'Hats off to You'. Hope you like her.