She Who Wears The Bigger Crown {Inspiration by DeeDee}

Hi hi hi folks!!

DeeDee here today to INSPIRE you for the February Challenge.

I have a lot of fun putting together these boards to inspire you each month, and now I'm excited to create a project based on one, too. I've put together the following Tag: 

The pink circles in the background are from the brand new Solid Color Wheel stamped in Design Memory Craft's melon gelato. I've layered on top of them the Large Doily and the Medium Doily. Our Man and Woman Symbol make the perfect non specific couple, and she got HER crown, and he got HIS. ;)

All black ink is Archival Ink by Ranger. The checker pattern is from the UmWowStudio Checker Board Mask, and has been drawn in with Sakura of America Micron. I finished off the tag with a little dymo label maker, May Arts ribbon and vintage measuring tape.

Now that I've INSPIRED YOU >>> Head over and join in on the challenge yourself! Some rubber and a spotlight on our blog is up for grabs♥

Little Girl - Bodacious Background

This is the beginning of an accordion book that will mix VLVS images and collage.  Also, Gelly Roll Pens accent various parts to accent the images.

VLVS images:

Doilies: Medium, Small - 18846, 18845
Dots from December Daily Sheet - 1430
Writing Arrow - 19078
Word, Discover -  19024

Miracle Tape

1.  Protect your surface with paper, and paper inside the accordion book so only the front cover will be colored.
2.  Use your favortie spray paints and spray randomingly on cover, overlapping colors slightly.  Pat with scrunched paper towel to add texture and remove excess color puddles.
3.   Doilies stamp all but largest right on the book with coordinating color.  Stamp large doily on blue paper, cut, and adhere. 
4.  Cut and collage girl.   Stamp and cut out arrow and adhere.  Stamp, cut and adhere word discover.
5.  Accent various areas with Gelly Roll Pens (Sakura of America).   Adds lots of texture and dimension.

Mix color themes, use complimentary colors (colors that are across from each other on the color wheel).  Have fun playing with accents using the gel pens.  Mix collage images with rubber stamps.

Cre8tiveLea Yours - Lea