Alice in Crafting land

Hi everyone

Yesterday I was browsing Etsy for digi stamps. I wanted to find some new cute designs and as my craft room is rapidly filling up - I can always justify buying new digi's as they take up no room! 

I found this super cute set and brought it along with several others from a company called Caperuza sketch. they were really reasonably priced, and I adore the sketchy design.

Alice in Wonderland is one of my all-time favourite stories, and I knew they would have to be bright and bold and rainbow coloured.  I did colour them as close to the Disney film adaptation as possible.

ingredients

• Coloured with copics markers
• Digi stamps by Caperuza sketch on etsy here
• Die - Lawn fawn scalloped slimline die with hears
• Glittered with tonic shimmer pen and stickles Christmas berry red glitter
• Ink blending with distress oxide inks
• worn lipstick, 
• scattered straw, 
• broken china, 
• villainous potion

I printed all of my images first, coloured them and cut them out using my scan and cut.

I then cut out the die shape with some smooth white card stock, and blended distress inks to create a rainbow.

I blended the colours to create the secondary tones of orange and green and at the end added come more worn lipstick so it looks like it going back to red again.

This was then splattered with black water colour paint and lawn fawn liquid stardust.

I printed the quote and cut it up, then laid it along with my images onto the panel using glue and foam pads.  I used a slightly bigger card blank to put it on to finish the card.

I just love how colourful this is and how cute those characters are.  I can guarantee I'll be back for more images from here, There were so many to choose from!

I'd like to enter this into:

Lil patch of crafty friends -Anything goes

A gem of a challenge - anything goes

Di's digi's - use a digi stamp

Critter crazy - use a critter (hoping the white rabbit counts!) 

Crafters cafe - anything goes

Crafts galore encore - anything goes

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Crafting hugs

Rachael