Showing posts with label Pink Paislee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pink Paislee. Show all posts

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Tien's First Ad - Get Picky 1st Birthday Blog Hop!

Get Picky celebrates its first birthday with a very exciting reveal as it unveils the 13th Sketch.  The past and present designers share their beautiful layouts for the blog hop celebration.

What to do?
Visit the members' blogs and leave a comment then post your layout at Get Picky's blogsite until October 28 (Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time). 

What's at stake?
Some of the members are offering prizes when you leave a comment at their blog.  Major prizes will be a Guest Designer stint for the month of November and awesome items from Imaginisce which include two latest collections with embellishments and stamps from both Geek is Chic and Bon Voyage plus an i-bond cordless glue gun with glitter glue sticks, a d-stress tool and a box of fabric flowers.




Great stuff, right?  Here's the sketch to follow:


And this is my version:


Materials:
All colorful and printed papers plus letter stickers - Echo Park's Summer Day Collection
Base - Scenic Route
Stencil - Prima
Stamps - Glitz Design, Pink Paislee, Technique Tuesday
Diecut - Sizzix TH On the edge scallops
Doily - Paper Trey
Mist - Tattered Angels, Maya
Ink - Ranger
Others - Buttons and Ribbons are from local stores


Hope ya likey!  Thanks for dropping by!

Friday, October 14, 2011

She's turning 5 y.o.

I discovered My Creative Sketches through Tomoko Takahashi (I am a big fan and avid follower of this very talented lady...).

In September 2011, My Creative Sketches posted another challenge which they called "Big Contest of 2011". 

Here are the rules:

* Winners will be judged on use of the sketch, originality and design.
* International entries are welcome but will be responsible for postage.
* Only 1 Layout per participant per sketch, per month.
* LOs  for this contest may "not" be used in any other Challenge or Contest.
* LOs must be newly made for this Contest.
* LOs must be "your" own original work.
* Upload the layout in their blog using the Link Tool.
* Use this sketch.

* 1st Months Contest begins Sept. 17 and Ends Oct. 17 (midnight est time USA).
Winner will be announced around Oct.  20.
Materials:

I've been busy these past two weeks since I am working on my backlog in the office but I managed to sneaked into my scrapbook stuff when I reached home at night.  

And this is my take:



Some close-ups for you to appreciate my work...






Any idea of the prize?  Dandararan!!!  A bag of beautiful goodies...


Yumminess, right?  So I hope and pray that my work will get picked by the DTs.

Happy weekend everyone!


Materials:
Papers - All from Webster's Pages
Chipboards - Dusty Attic (Fairy and Lamp Post)
Diecut - Sizzix TH On the edge scallops
Stamps - Technique Tuesday and Pink Paislee
Letter stickers - Thickers and Basic Grey
Ribbons - Webster's Pages
Brick Template - Crafter's Workshop
Stencil - Prima
Flowers - Webster's Pages and Prima
Paint - Pebeo
Crystals - Prima
Gel Mediums - Golden Coarse Pumice and Granular Gels
Others - Jo Sonja's Opal and Gold Dust, Liquid Pearls, Cage - Hambly, Gold Distressing Powder

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Move it baby! Sketchabilities No. 54

Hello there!

I got the chance to visit the site of Sketchabilities and I found this sketch.



It is so nice! 

However, instead of following the original sketch, I reversed the position of each details or flipped the page horizontally so it would fit the picture. 




Mr. Mojo was with me so I finished it quickly.  Here's the result...





Instead of circles, I used doily and flowers to make the page more feminine.  Besides, my daughter personally picked the embellies she like (I gave in 'coz she's the subject anyway), LOL!

The details:

The picture

Instead of using a paper as base of the picture, I made use of clear granular gel to frame it then finished with a pink perfect pearls.


The cage

I also use the clear granular gel with this cage before I painted it with a gold acrylic.


The doilies



The doily served as a mask.

I enjoyed playing along!  See you again next time...