The fifth day is upon us and the end in running near and the challenges are getting better and better. For today, the fifth day, the challenge is Freebie Friday, yay! I get a new image just by participating here!! Love it! The image is Little Red Riding Hood, and can be seen in the link above, but Smudgy Antics has asked that only participants for the Smudge Fest can take the image, so if you like it and want it, participate! There are a couple of hours left. And I've decided to make a card:
I would like to place this in the following challenges:
The fourth day of the Smudge Fest has begun and another challenge has struck upon us... Another simple project for the Thursday Throwdown, where one must use between 5 colors and use at least 3 of them. I've decided to make a bookmark using Smeared Ink's Skull and Roses, which was a freebie and is not in the store, so I couldn't post a link to it, sorry. Here's my creation:
used a stencil and Distress Ink (Dusty Concord) to create the veins then stamped the tombstones with a stamp by Inkadinkado.
I would like to place my project in the following challenge:
The third day is here and yet another great competition. Wordy Wednesday is the challenge of the day, and I have made a creation for the special occasion. For this competition I've decided to make a mini journal, it is 4.5x3.25. I used Smeared Ink's Censored Saying from the Femdom Set.
I would like to place this project in the following challenge:
Hello to Everyone.
It's the second day of the Smudge Fest!
The theme is Trashy Tuesday, create a project by upcycling some trash!
I made a pendant using a recycled bottle cap and a piece of a broken CD.
Used paper scraps for the center of the bottle caps, then added some Glossy Accent and tiny beads. While it dried, I word in my broken CD, first sanding the edge, then used it as a template to cut the image from Smeared Ink, Plaque from the As Death Digi Set.
Distress the borders and used Mod Podge to glue the image to the piece of CD.
I would like to place this project in the following challenge:
The Smudge Fest has begun and I am excited to participate!!! With me being away in college now, I am trying to keep one step ahead in this with already trying to figure out what the next contest will be... Although I failed to imagine that the first one would turn me on a loop from what I thought could be my original idea, but what is a challenge if it doesn't make your mind sweat a bit right? And here it is!!
I am using Honey from the Goth Fairies Digi Set from Smeared Ink. And from the list of materials as the challenge for the first day, I used: fibers or ribbon, metal, paint, newspaper, stencils. Here is my tag:
"Tick-tock, the girl is gone, can I come out and jump around? I think I can, I think I may, I have time to spare, a while."
"Oh no, oh no! I'm little again! Oh how? Oh my? How to I grow back to my regular size?"
"Oh no, its her! I must lose her, yes I must! Oh look at the time! I must go, I am late! Only a couple of hours to go!!!"
Well this project I am happy to show since its been taking at least a week to finish. It has not been easy, but hard work always pays off. And I am late! Only a couple of hours before one of the competitions I want to participate closes, so I must hurry and post. Haha, I hope I make it. But yes, here is my latest and up to date, the most difficult project I have done.
It's a cookie jar! I say it's a cookie jar cause originally it was a soda cracker tin can, and now look at the out come! The images I am using are Alice and The Cheshire Cat from the Octopode Factory and Smokey from Smeared Ink. The tin is completely covered in black acrylic paint then covered in a crazy shaped red and white tiled wall which was hand made on paper. The table it made from cardboard and a paper towl carton. A little bottle is filled with colored papers on the inside, which makes up the water. The letters were cut on the Cricut from a shiny designer paper. And the swirls where hand drawn with metallic sharpie pens. I hope you all enjoy:
Me again today. Its been a while since I posted once, twice in one day in a record for me... Still starting here you know. But the Christmas spirit was really going strong this week and I couldn't stop myself from making another card. You might think its a little similar to the last and thats because Carlos over here with the fruit cake (Yes, I named this one Carlos) is from the same set as Martin and Franchesca, the penguins from the last card. All three are from Penguins: Presents and Pudding from Squiggle Stamps, like I said earlier, check 'em out.
This time I went for a more traditional Christmas theme, going with reds and white. The card is simple red, blue, and white cardstock one on top of the other, using white cardstock as paper snowflakes punch outs. If you look well enough you can notice the white snow drops around the blue cardstock, which was made with a white pen. And a "Merry Christmas" sentiment on top. Enjoy:
