First, thanks for all the advice for getting my hands back in shape. I do use Eucerin on them but when they have a crack, I need more than that and will use some Bach's Rescue Cream on the crack and put a band aid over it. Usually it is much better in 1-2 days. The Eucerin just soaks into my hands and I have to keep applying it over and over. This cold Winter weather has really been hard on the skin.
We had lovely weather yesterday and today - starting to warm up. I got out yesterday and cleaned up the patio and brought in all the Winter kitty bedding for a good washing. I could totally live with this weather year round.
This week at One Stitch at a Time, our theme is Use a Digi. I always love doing that one. You can be very creative. Oh, and there is a prize and a sponsor for this week, we have wonderful Prize this week -7 image Prize pack and our Sponsor is our Stitchy Bear Digi Outlet. To win the main prize you MUST use an Image from our store and please put an # after your name so we don't miss you. Runner up prize for person using non-store image is $3 to spend in the StitchyBear Digital Outlet. So everyone can win something.
So, on to my card
I was a little intimidated by this image with all those cogs and wheels in her hair, but once I figured out what to do with them, it all came together rather nicely I think.
Materials Used:
- Image - Alipeeps - Steampunk Profile
- Sentiment - None- There are some words on the d/p so I just left it at that
- Cardstock - Xpress It Blending Card; Stampin Up - More Mustard; Gold Metallic c/s
- Designer Paper - Graphic 45 - Steampunk Spells
- Accessories - Spellbinders - Sprightly Sprockets Nestabilities Dies; Gold Labels Four; Classic Oval; Cheery Lynn Die - Lace Corner Deco H; Ribbon from my stash; Spare Parts - clock face; Black Multiliner and Blue Multiliner Pens
- Copic Markers - E0000, E01, E21, E31, E33; R01, R21; Y21, YR21, YR20
I am submitting this card for the following challenges:
Craftyhazelnut's Patterned Paper - Cover your card base with pattern paper
Feeling Crafty Challenge - Use Dies or punches
Lothian Crafts ONline - Love Using Your Dies
One Crazy Stamper - Anything Goes
SanDee & amelie's Steampunk Challenge - Time Machine
The Outlawz Twisted Thursday - Anything Goes
Brown Sugar - Use Die Cut or Punch
Crafty Girls Challenges - Anything Goes
Your designer paper & accessories complement the SteamPunk Profile wonderfully.
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"Sunshine HoneyBee"
OSAAT DT
This looks fabulous! Love your color choice. Hugs, Sujin
ReplyDeleteLove your card Maggie!!! I really like how you did the cogs & wheels...compliments her hair very nicely!!!
ReplyDeleteYou matched the embellies and cards stock with the image perfectly Maggie!
ReplyDeleteYou've made a beautiful card to showcase this image. The corner is lovely too. Hazel x
ReplyDeleteLove your browns and the colouring! Thank you for sharing your card with us at SASPC!
ReplyDeleteClaudia x
She is wonderful! I love that the gears and the colors are perfect. I don't see you do much steampunk, hope you had fun doing it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card !!
ReplyDeleteI think you pulled this card together quite well. It's a different image but I really like her flowing hair :-)
ReplyDeleteWow! You made this image fabulous! What lovely hair pieces she has, and is that paper perfect, or what? Great job!
ReplyDeleteMaggie, this is a beautiful card! I love the subtle color scheme and the "gears". Nice job!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card- love your coloring- spot on- and love the cogs you added to your card! I have been looking forward to seeing this one!
ReplyDeleteYou really nailed that hair Maggie, despite your misgivings - wonderful card.
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Maxine
Nice card!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning Maggi, a beautifully strong card, so striking :) :) :) Hugs Jane xxxxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card Maggie...I think you've done an awesome job with it...very eye-catching. I'm not a big steampunk fan to be honest but I do love what you've created. The gold cogs you used really make her hair look great too. Wonderful creation. BTW I use GoldBond (extra strength I think) cream on my hands...it will heal cracks in about a day!
ReplyDeleteLynn, your OSAAT DT Teamie
love it. its almost like a steampunk
ReplyDeletehair accessory. great job
Wow this sure is different but you did an amazing job with it....the coloring is awesome as the choice of color
ReplyDeleteGreat job, I've seen this image lots lately and I may have to purchase it soon. Wonderful coloring and the details with the paper and embellishments, match wonderfully. Awesome job! Thanks for playing our Anything Goes Challenge at One Crazy Stamper!
ReplyDeleteLeanne DT@One Crazy Stamper
I thought steampunk was really daunting at first but then something just clicked with me as well Maggie. This is beautiful and I love your colouring and your background.
ReplyDeleteHugs to you Sue Pxxx OSAAT teamie
Great card! You worked with the image beautifully. Creative Blessings!
ReplyDeleteLove the DP, it's perfect for the steampunk theme! Thanks for joining the Crafty Girls Challenge, hope to see you again soon.
ReplyDeleteVictoria DT
Wonderfully colored and designed card!! Thanks for playing with us at One Crazy Stamper.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! It's not the style that we usually see you do, but you ROCKED it! I love all the gears to go with the image.
ReplyDeleteI'd say you do Steampunk quite well! A vision this is!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is fantastic! Love the steampunk look! Hope you have a great weekend Maggie! :)
ReplyDeleteStopping back to tell you.... I nominated you for a blog award: here is the link.... http://shellymc2.blogspot.com/2014/02/belated-birthday-and-blog-award.html
ReplyDeleteHi Shelly, Thanks so much for the nomination, but I already have Liebster Award on my blog from a few years ago. Congrats on your nomination.
DeleteThank you so much for joining my Craftyhazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge for February with your lovely steampunk card - hope to see you again soon. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Maggie. As you say, it came together 'quite nicely'! Love how you've combined the oval with the fancy die cut - it works really well.
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