Sunday morning and the Sunday roast is cooking in the new oven and smelling divine.
we have finally got to the stage that we can show you the new kitchen, it is more like a walk in cupboard as it is only tiny but it has been a real labour of love, stripping it right back to brick work to combat the rising damp that was plaguing it.
This first picture is a panoramic view and it is a bit jumpy but you will get the gist of it from the other photos.
Scary I know but it will eventually have to be said…. Christmas Cards eeek!
From Bethlehem by Mo’s Digital Pencil
Coloured with Copic Markers, chalk pencils, Pan Pastels and a white sharpie marker.
The dies I used are Spellbinders cross die set and a Cheery Lynn holly branch.
I kept it simple as the image is so vibrant I didn’t want to overwhelm it.
Its blog hop time again and your chance to win one of two $5 credits for Mo's Digital Pencil too...so don't forget your comments on our DT's blogs along the way...our host this month is me and a the theme is
Fruit
It could be an image a paper and embellishment a word etc.
Mine is papers and colours
My image is Girly Girl Candy from Mo’s Digital Pencil and if you could bottle that smile you’d be worth a million.
My papers are from Nitwit and called Life's Little Lemons
Image coloured with Copic Markers and Chalk pencils
Next up is the uber talented Gretha so be sure to pop over there.
Don't forget to leave comments along the way as there is a couple of spot prizes on comments left
This is one of the Royal Babies that Mo created, one for the he variety and one for the she variety.
The Royal She from Mo’s Digital Pencil
Oh you can see who would be the boss in that household, mind you she would be sure to melt any Mom and Dads heart wouldn’t she?
Coloured with Copic Markers and Chalk pencils and teamed with First edition Spring Drop papers.
I found a chip board baby embellishment that worked too and used a Memory Box corner die.
At long last.
The Christmas Wrinklies available as a CD-rom or a Paper Pack from La Pashe
Don’t miss out, these are moving pretty fast for old timers.
