Charisma Cardz- anything but a card

So I am on a roll this week with 3d projects and I've been giving my cameo a work out. This week for Charisma cardz challenge I have made a Christmas gift card box. I love this idea for teenagers, just get them an iTunes card or Xbox points and put it in a nice box. The goth elf from Delicious Doodles is also a perfect teen Christmas image so I had to pair them up. There are some amazing DT projects this week I hope they inspire and you join in the fun xxx
P.S happy Halloween!

entered into...
Simon Says stamp- anything goes
craft my life - anything goes not a card (challenge ends December)
Drunken stampers - Goth
Time for scrap - gothic
Die Cuttin' Divas - Anything goes

Charisma Cardz Challenge - Bingo!

This week's challenge at Charisma cardz is to complete a line from the bingo card of craft :) I have chosen Kraft card- Circle card- Gems to complete my line and I have used this gorgeous digi stamp "Fall Leaves" ) from the fabulous Time For Tea Designs. The latest digis are all cute I loved colouring this image in, put me in the right mood for the season. Time for Tea Designs and Bugaboo stamps are the sponsors for this weeks challenge so hop on over to the blog to join in!!!

I'm entering into the following :)

Graph'it markers - colours of autumn

I love promarkers -Song (I had the first line of Calinfornia Dreaming going around my head "all the leaves are brown..." lol)

Digi Darla- Anything goes and autumn moon

Come and get it - fall colours

KreativeinKauf- autumn leaves

Tuesday throwdown- colours of fall

Charisma Cardz challenge week 37 - Favourite colour combo

Wow, favourite colour combo. Mine seems to change all the time, I'm quite into lemon yellow and grey, then orange and brown. I'm too fickle, but pink and black is a classic combo that I use all the time so I had to use it for this challenge. I have used this lovely, cute image from this week's sponsor Stamp Fairy, using some new techniques to get a textured furry look on Linda the teddy. So the techy bit... use your blender pen on a scrap peice of fabric, then stamp the fabric on the image where you want the texture... simples really ;) it is subtle but goes to show there's more to markers than blending and shadows.
I hope you share your fave colour combos with us at Charisma Cardz this week as I am in need of some inspiration myself, and let me know if you try stamping textures with your blender or if you have any better techniques I can try ;)

Join in the challenge here!

I'm entering this card into the following challenges
4 Krafty Girlz - Anything goes
Nutcrafters - Favourite colour combo
I love Promarkers - Anything Goes
Marker Pop - Anything goes
Card Mania - Favourite colour combo
Creative cutting Challenge - use svg or similar file (GSD file used in the gorgeous leafy frame available for free here!!!)