I started with this:
Well when I received my Artistic Outpost stamps I also received this really beautiful set called Neverland with the most adorable Tinkerbell. I decided she would look so cute in a little shadowbox. So I created this:
The flowers are from another AO set called Bloom and Grow. The little butterflies are actually stamped with Tinkerbell. You can't see it but her face is peeking out on the butterflies. :)
The inks are Memento Bahama Blue, Memento Rich Cocoa, Adirondack Citrus, and Versafine Vintage Sepia.
Hope you have a lovely Saturday. I am hoping to have some inky time! Yeah!
Suzz
What a fab idea Sue. As soon as I saw the torn package I knew it was going to be a little shadow box but if that had been left lying around in my house I just know I would have thrown it away without a second thought and not seen it's potential.
ReplyDeleteThe little scene is beautiful! and I love the colours.
Hugs
Lesley Xx
I love it! I was so taken with Peter Pan (with Mary Martin) when I was a little girl.....I often dreamed I could fly!.....thanks for the great memory!
ReplyDeleteWonderful way to recycle that playing card box into a beautiful shadow box! The larger flowers from Bloom and Grow are just perfect for the backdrop for cute Tinkerbell!
ReplyDeleteSuzz, I know I say it all the time, but you are so creative! What a fun little box! Beautiful colors and I love your sparkly Tinkerbell!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use the empty card box in this way - very creative! The Design Team are really pleased that you joined us for the Simon Says Stamp and Show Challenge this week- Thank you!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Who would believe that torn box could look so spectacular! Wonderful Sue, I love it :)
ReplyDeleteOH GOSH!! This is just stunning--you never cease to amaze me:) LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteOh my word... this is stunning, Sue! You are so clever, all those details and goodness... so lovely to look at!! I really adore your work! Hugs!!
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful weekend!
Oh my goodness...you are the most clever and creative person I know...I mean really, who looks at a ripped playing card box and imagines this gorgeous artistic masterpiece (certainly not me!) I am always so impressed with your brilliant ideas, Sue, and I'm so glad you share them with us!
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This is amazing Suzz. Love everything about it. Such detail girl! :)
ReplyDeleteWowza!! Isn't it amazing what can be done with a card box.. So much detail and beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWOW, what a great 3-D project. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteWow Sue, what an amazing transformation! Your shadow box is amazing!
ReplyDeleteHow did you come up with this idea? love the card box your used as your base. Tinkerbell is showcased just wonderfully in this shadowbox.
ReplyDeleteHow creative!" Love what you have done with this box - and the images are gorgeous.
ReplyDeletesigh... can i come and sit next to you when you craft? you do magic with stamps and inks, Sue! this is absolutely gorgeous. LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty - bet your girls loved it!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful.. So creative..
ReplyDeleteOnly you could transform the box into something so beautious! wow
ReplyDeleteWonderful recycling! What a ingenious way to make a shadow box! It's so sweet, love the colors and the great dimension. Very creative!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Love the butterflies!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet shadowbox! Love your recycling .. I'd have never thought to do something like this!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! You are one talented lady!! So inspiring . . .
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