It’s February’s Blog Hop!

Welcome to February’s Blog Hop!  It’s another exciting one!  We have been working with Sherri Baldy Stamps!  For my first Blog Hop project I used the Nellie and Dot the Dragon stamp.  Once I colored her, I decided to use her on a locker dry erase board. 

I colored Nellie and Dot using my Distress Markers and some watercolor markers.  I did try my first attempt at using Copics for the skin.  I’m not sure whether I want to invest all that money into more Copics, but at least I have the skin tones.  The Distress Markers would not work for skin.  I then added some clear stickles to her socks, skirt, and a dot in each eye.

I used some purple beaded trim from the dollar store to put across the bottom.  Then I used some large jewels to put around the frame.  But I didn’t have purple jewels, so I decided in keeping with Valentine’s Day I would punch out some purple hearts!

I glued Nellie and Dot to some chipboard after I colored them.  I then cut them out with a craft knife (not an easy thing to do–note to self:  use thinner cardboard).  I found some stuff called Fantasy Fibre that I used to put behind her.  I also added some black feathers and green tulle.

I just loved how this turned out!  I am sure some teenage girl would want this in their locker!  If you have any questions…ask away.  If you want to leave a comment, go ahead and show me some love! 
Now it’s on to the next person on the Blog List…..

BLOG LIST

Angela Holt – http://www.angelaholtdesigns.com  (Blog Hop starts here)
Jennifer Stahr – http://www.myscrapmenagerie.blogspot.com  (You Are Here)
Shanna Sands – http://www.scsdesigns.blogspot.com  (**NEXT TO VISIT**)
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  1. Really great project. Love the beaded ribbon and the white glitter on her spats and ruffle really sets off the image. I wish I had a locker. Heck, I wish I was a teenager. Well, maybe not a teenager.

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