Talk about a sweet tooth, this little one is a girl after my own heart.
Chocolate Smile illustrated by Mo Manning is available from Mo’s Digital Pencil and is as cute as cute can be, from the tip of her nose to the tip of her toes you’ve just got to love her.
Coloured with Copic Markers and teamed with designer background papers from nitwit designs
I’m so excited about this blog hop today as Just Inklined are giving fanastic value for your money on the Wacky Wheelz sets and that is what we are show casing today.
The hop starts here with me and I’m show casing the Beetle Car.
This one is so versatile as is could be feminine or masculine the choice would be up to you.
I decided on a feminine card for just passing your test and i used the colour print on mine, I printed it out a couple of times and layered up the car for a 3d look.
All of this for just £3
Dont forget to leave a comment on all of out blogs throughout the hop as each of us will be giving away a set of the Wacky Wheelz that we used for our cards.
next on the hop is Tammy and I just know she’ll have something amazing to show you all.
I posted my new shelves here the other week that I bought to try to solve my ribbon problem and I have to say that I’m thrilled with them. I also added that if any shop had some spare spools that I would give them a good home, well not one offer did I get but…. I did get lots of ideas on how to make my own. Then I got a phone call from my Mam telling me that her friend Mary had read about my spool problem and she came up with the most fabulous idea and here it is.
Who would have thought it, I took myself off to our local charity shop and asked if they had any old videos and they had a massive bag full that I could have because they don’t sell them but keep getting them donated, So I left them a donation then my lovely man (Chris) took them apart and this is the result.
Genius idea Mary thank you.
Don’t forget crafters, ask the owners permission before wrecking their video collection. he he he.
Another one of the Just Inklined girls this one is Jo and she can be purchased here
I coloured this one up with Promarkers and Flex Markers by Letraset and added some Bo Bunny papers a beaded ribbon and some beaded flowers.
Another of Martin’s poems
Halloween Costumes
Halloween costumes don’t need to be scary,
Dress up as a wolf, hobbit, or even a fairy.
Mickey Mouse or a super cute bumblebee,
Maybe a mermaid, from the very deep sea.
……..
Superman, Spiderman, or a soldier at war,
If you choose a monster, make sure you roar.
Girls may want to dress up as Cinderella,
Or maybe the old witch, they used to call Stella.
……..
Whatever you choose make sure you have fun,
Stay close to your group, and try not to run.
The very young kids, you’ll need to take care,
But when you see adults, with your costume you’ll scare.
by Martin Dejnicki 2011
I have to say this is so like my youngest daughter, when she was little she even had blonde hair, although you’d never believe it looking at her today as somewhere in the circle of life she ended up with dark brown hair. She was the one in our house that got the Scalextric from Santa and not dolls prams.
Daddy’s girl by Mo’s Digital pencil
Coloured with Spectrum Noirs by Crafters Companion
I kept the decoration to minimal because of the tomboy theme, Bo Bunny designer paper a pretty ribbon and charm and a couple of buttons.
Another poem by Martin Dejnicki
Halloween poems for kidsBobby and Boo
In Bobby’s closet, he had a friend named Boo,
Boo wasn’t a white ghost, he was bright blue,
On Halloween night, Bobby took Boo outside,
It was Boo’s night, so there’s no need to hide.
……..
The kids asked Bobby, “Who is your friend?”
Boo’s a real ghost, not just pretend.
All the kids started to laugh and giggle,
Boo got mad, and began to wiggle.
……..
All of a sudden, Boo was up in the air,
The children all froze, with fear they did stare.
Bobby asked them, “How do you feel?”
They ran away yelling - “Boo is Real!”
by Martin Dejnicki 2011
