
For the challenge at Sunday Postcard Art.
Done in PSP with an image from Lisa's Altered Art.
Somewhere which will always be tidier than my craft room

For the challenge at Bulle d'artistes Atelier.
You have to produce a 'bubble' the shape and size of a CD and this week the challenge is to add at least three home-made flowers in different materials.
I have made mine from the top of a yoghurt pot creased to make petals and coloured with some Distress ink in 'mustard seed' with centre of tiny gold beads on a sticky dot;the second one is some dotty organza ribbon sewn to make a flower; and the third is wood paper with a centre of butternut squash seeds painted gold.
I've managed to put my genuine signature at the bottom of all my posts from now on thanks to Megan's instructions here.
You should give it a go; it must be easy if I can do it!!

For the TIO and Theme Thursday challenges.
Stamps unknown and mini ceramic cartouche and chain from my stash.

For the challenge at Sunday Postcard Art.
Background done with alcohol inks. All stamps from Ma Vinci's Reliquary.
For the challenge at Gothic Arches.
Background paper from Crafty Individuals and fairy from Lisa's Altered Art.

For the TIO challenge this week.
I used an enormous stamp by Magenta which I have had for ages waiting for its opportunity to shine ; with Versamark and Stampendous white detail EP on Lapiz Stardream card and added beads, a tassel, and cord from my stash.

For the challenge at Art Creations Friday
Done in PSP using the given image and one from The Sum of All Crafts.

This postcard fits 3 challenges :- Sunday Postcard Art, Mixed Media Monday, and Theme Thursday
Stamps by Tim Holtz and PaperArtsy.

I have made this for the challenge at Bulle d'artistes Atelier following Frankie's example.
If I understand correctly (and my French is none too good!) the challenge is to produce something the size and shape of a CD but not a CD and this week's challenge is to use altered coins.
I have used an old penny of King Edward VII from 1906. He was the son of Queen Victoria and the great-grandfather of our present Queen and he had a bit of an eye for the ladies!!
I have used an image from The Sum of All Crafts, which I mirrored and tinted in PSP, a background from *spark*your*imagination and various embellishments from my stash.

A twinchie for the challenge at Small World of Inchies & Twinchies.
The picture is courtesy of Clearly Vintage, the lace (coloured with a Copic Marker as is the flower), the flowers, and the pearl are from my stash; the flourish stamp is make unknown.
I'd like to think that some of my designs are worth copying and that they will inspire you to do better yourself; but I'd hope that if you do copy them it's only for personal use.
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