Promarker Challenge 53

Wow, you should see the prizes over at the Passion for Promarkers blog this week! I just couldnt resist entering!

I hope you like my entry - I had been struggling to find a use for these aperture cards for ages, but I found that my promarkers worked really well to decorate the outer frame and give them a whole new look!

Cupcakes!

Did I fool you? These cupcakes are NOT for eating (sadly, as they are making my mouth water!), they are bath melts!

I had a very messy but fun afternoon making them, and tried one in the bath just now - and it worked like a dream!

N is for . . .NEW

I felt like doing a couple of challenges to get my mojo going, so I created this card for the ABC Challenge.

I used my lovely new Doodlecharms cricut cartridge to cut the cupcake, then added the ribbons and stickles to brighten it up!

Life Is Like A Box Of Chocolates!

I had a flash of inspiration when I made this card for the Cute Card Thursday challenge:



I cut some squares and circles with my slice machine, then cut the squiggles on top by hand and mounted them on foam pads in a "chocolate box" made from brown card and cadbury's purple tissue paper. Yummy!

Hand-Drawn Eeyore Card

It is ages since I did any challenges, but I was inspired by the Stamptacular Sunday Challenge this week, so here is my entry:

I drew the Eeyore by hand (I had a lot of time on my hands lol!) and coloured him with prisma pencils and sansodor.

I didnt have any paper that did him justice so I cut strips of pastel paper and made my own zig-zag stripey background.

I love eeyore! And its good to see him looking happy for a change!

Rosebud Mosaic Table

My latest mosaic creations:



I have to admit, this is my favourite so far, it is so pretty and fresh and girly!

"Summer Meadow" Mosaic Table

This flowery garden bistro set is quite different to the others I have made up until now, it is more of a scene rather than a random pattern. Im not sure if I like it really, but it was nice to make.


My inspiration was a painting of a flower filled meadow I saw in a magazine, I loved the colours especially the pinks and greens together.


I've used quite a few gorgeous little jewel-like crystal tiles as flowers in the grass, and the foxgloves and part of the butterfly and bee are made using gold-veined tiles for a bit of sophisticated sparkle