Summer of '43 ATC

this was made for the ALTEREDDESIGNS yahoo group June lottery.. I used the same photo of my Mom that I used for the fridayfotocollage challenge. Ranger distress stickles on the sand for deminsion,Stickles Lace Glitter on the scarf around her hair and fibers sewn to embellish and highlight the photo.Ranger Distress ink used to age the piece!

Blue Wings

I made this one for a group swap. I love this little boy image..
He is just so sweet!
Stickles glitter glue provides the sparkle, Ranger distress ink pads
and Twinkling H2O's add color. ATC embossed card from PID.

Hope all of you like this...............

image from http://www.digitalcollagesheets.com/

ATC embossed card from http://www.paperimagerydesigns.com/

Ranger distress inks and Stickles glitter glue

Krylon copper leafing pen

What a Doll...............

ATC and paper art doll made for the PID yahoo group weekly challenge/mingle(I still get confused as to mingle or challenge). Images are from PaperImageryDesigns...drop by their store as there are some great new collage/image sheets. The theme is (duh !!!!) WHAT A DOLL. The kewpie's ballerina dress is a stamp that I used watercolors and stickles glitter glue(which I just LOVE) on,legs are cut out from an old ad/photo..I didn't label where I got it,but if I remember I will post it(want to give credit due!!),turquoise metal rose with stickles glitter glue for highlights on her head. The basket the little girl is holding is from Dover..free sample from their weekly newsletter..I used a clear glitter pen to highlight the basket and eggs,Ranger Distress ink pad ,scrapbook paper and lace that I colored blue with the ink pad.
Thanks for taking the time to visit my blog..it always makes me feel so good to know when you have. Happy weekend!!!!

Valentine ATC

I made this for my husband. The baby image is from PaperImageryDesigns.Iused Stickles Glitter glue..I love this stuff,easy and no glitter all over(don't want glitter all over the grandkids or pets!).Different papers and Tim Holtz Distressed ink pads were used for the background.