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Sunday, 28 March 2010

Sugar Nellie Split Coast Stampers Easel Card Challenge

easel card standing

close-up of image

easel card open to show message panel

Split Coast Stampers have a forum dedicated to Sugar Nellie where Karen has posted a challenge for users to submit an easel card made using a Sugar Nellie image.

Recipe 
Image Stamped (Sugar Nellie, Little Artist) using Brilliance Graphite Black & watercoloured  (Daler-Rowney Artists' Watercolour Pencils). Cut out & mounted onto circle (cut with compass cutter) edged with Ice Stickles Glitter Glue (Crystal Ice).
Corners Punched (EK Success).
Message Panel Punched (Woodware).
Paper Bits N Pieces Black & White Crafty Wee Book, edges inked (Distress Ink).
Cardstock Black, Moondust Black & Moondust Silver from "stash" edges inked (Distress Ink). White for corners & message panel - Bits N Pieces Assorted Embossed Card: Snow White Textures.
Ribbon from "stash".  
Pearls Kanban.
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7 comments:

  1. Jayne W28 March 2010 at 20:28

    Lovely card, beatiful colouring, good luck!!

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  2. Unknown29 March 2010 at 00:49

    This is gorgeous, lovly image, good luck
    hugs
    Ildiko

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  3. Janiel/ janny29 March 2010 at 03:33

    Hi Paula, Thanks for stopping by my blog today with your nice comments.. I just had to come and see your SN weekend too! LOL......
    Love that image and you coloring is wonderful.
    hugs, Janiel

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  4. sugarnellie29 March 2010 at 18:40

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  5. sugarnellie29 March 2010 at 18:44

    He's so cute Paula, did you know he's based on my nephew?
    I hope you enjoyed the challenge, thanks for taking part.

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  6. Elaine30 March 2010 at 08:43

    I love easel cards. Thanks for visiting my blog and entering my blog candy

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  7. cats whiskers30 March 2010 at 10:27

    This is just so perfect Paula dear, wonderful colours and such a cute image I love easel cards don't you
    Hugs Jacqui xx

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