Cinderella and a Christmas Bear

This is a long post with two projects to show


Click on the banner above to take you to your invitation to Sassy Studio Designs' Aug 1 release party. We have challenges lined up and Lindsey has been kind enough to supply some FREEBIE images as party favors (once the party is over, like Cinderella's pumpkin) the favors will go into the shop. You won't want to miss this event.


Here is my last preview before the release using True Love's Kiss. DH and I went to Disney World for our honeymoon and while there had a photo shoot. One of the locals at Cinderella's castle (remember that Cinderella is one of my favorite movies) over by her wishing well (que song...'A dream is a wish your heart makes...'). The photographer took this picture of us kissing at the well when we didn't know. I have been wanting to scrap it for going on 8 years and have now found the perfect image to go with it: Cinderella kissing her Prince and me kissing mine.

This image would also work well with wedding cards and layouts. I was hoping to get you a sample of a completed page, but I am still working on my page from my wedding using this image. The image is colored to match me and DH.


Now for my next project.

I am part of a blogging group called Digi Chicks and for our second challenge we were to create a Christmas card using a digital image. I choose an image from Dustin Pike and used a sketch from SCS. I turned the image into a tag for the focal point on the card and even typed the saying. I really like how this turned out. Since it was a (teady) bear I am also using this for the Copic Buzz Challenge #7 (animals). I added Shimmerz Pixie Dust to add the glitter to the candy cane for a little extra punch.

Ouchie Dragon

Don't you just love this little dragon? I got it from Dustin Pike's Digital Images after I had learned about him. The images are so much fun. The dragon was so much fun to color and my son wants me to color him one now (I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact that he LOVES bandaids himself right now). I'm thinking about making a little coloring book for him full of Dustin's images and a scrapbook page with that particular image of my little guy. In fact, if you haven't checked out his blog I highly recommend it as every Wednesday he gives away a FREE digi stamp (who doesn't like FREE right).


I just joined a great group of gals from SCS called The Digi Chicks (not to be confused with the store) and we challenge each other in different ways using digi stamps instead of our rubber ones. Four our first challenge we were to use black, white, and green. I know you can't tell from the picture, but the rhinestones are a light green that match the dragon and I used my Buttermilk Spica on the horns and spikes to add a little sparkle. Don't forget that you can click on each picture to see a bigger version.

Oh, and I have even more news....