Are you ready for some purple and a little spring? I know that I am ready for spring; me and this cold wet weather do not get along at all. My project is dripping in purple and will make you want the warmer weather.
I would like to introduce you to “The Fuchsia Sprite” by
Mitzi Sato-Wiuff. She is a new artist that was introduced to us all by SweetPea Stamps. Mitzi’s images will all be rubber stamps.
I love all things fantasy! Mitzi’s images are right up my
alley and so much fun to color with Copics. After the coloring I die cut the
image with Spellbinder’s Card Creator A2 Curved Basics die. After the cutting
and embossing I distressed the edges with Dusty Concord Distress Ink. This
little sprite was then layered on Stampin’ Up!’s Elegant Eggplant cardstock. The designer paper is Prima’s Sweet Fairy collection. And the light purple Stardream cardstock is from PaperWorks.
Skin: E000, 00, 11, BV000, R02
Flower petals: V000, 01, 04, 05, 06, 09
Petal cap and shoes: G40, 82, 94, 99,
with some flicks of V000
Background: W00, 0, 1, 2, 3, V000
My embellishments were a lot of fun to make, but most of
Mitzi’s images really need to stand on their own. I kept my embellishments on
the light side. The large butterfly is Spellbinder’s Les Papillions. I also
have one on the inside. These butterflies are in two parts. The top die I cut
with the designer paper, and the bottom die I cut with SU’s Elegant Eggplant
cardstock. I then added Viva Décor’s 3-D Violet stamp paint to the bottom
layer. The other butterflies are Martha Stewart’s punches and I added the 3-D
violet stamp paint to them also.
The little vines are from Cheery Lynn’s Ivy Strip. I cut
them with SU’s Always Artichoke and added 3-D stamp paint in Moss green for
that little bit of sparkle. My ribbon is my ever growing stash from Really
Reasonable Ribbon.
Just a few things going on at Sweet Pea Stamps. There is an
amazing sale that is lasting until Dec. 31. Click here for the sale, you won’t want to miss
it. We have our December challenge up and running at One Sweet Challenge. Our
theme is “A Gift in Itself.” We would love for you all to come share your little
pieces of art using Sweet Pea Stamps in rubber or digital. Come join our SPSFacebook group.
Aletha Jane
Aletha, your card is GORGEOUS! I'm also looking forward to warmer weather already. XD I love the color scheme of purple and green here. And all the details you put together make for a really beautiful project. *love* Thank you for using my Fuchsia Sprite.
ReplyDeleteLove your coloring! What a fun card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! What a great job on your cards. May I ask if you use a cameo or silhouette? Thanks and hope you had a happy holiday's..sue
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