Thursday, March 12, 2009
My Mojo caught the Bug...
Mojo Monday sketches are serious inspiration and as you can see in #77. Cuttlebug Challenges equally enhance creativity, their challenge is one to add some glitter. I love glitter, in the jar that is, its the only safe place for the stuff.I truly have not found the perfect glue and yet for this instance liquid glass did quite nicely. I decided since I was combining the two I may as well toss in one more element completely new to me, an Acetate card base. This stuff is really pricey so measure twice before you cut and so one and so forth, also it's a lint magnet so do any distressing before you affix those pieces to the card!
Do you like my daisy? I actually drew it, I know it's rather primitive but drawing was never my strong point, I've decided however, to try it out here and there for a change.
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This is soooo beautiful. I think you linked the wrong post up on our blog challenge, as the one it linked to was to a previous challenge, however I got to see both....hehehe. Fabulous designs!!! Thank your for taking part in our Be Inspired challenge at www.cuttlebugchallenge.blogspot.com
It is gorgeous card, love the colour combo! And thank you for visiting my blog! Hugs, Moni
wow, great card. I love using acetate too. love your daisy, too - brill drawing!!
Not primitive!
Easy crfads are often really beautiful, like this!
Very, very pretty! That daisy is wonderful.
SO pretty!!! I completely understand about the glitter. I LOVE the look of it on my cards, but once that jar is opened I seem to have glitter everywhere BUT my cards ;) Stickles....that's the way to go.....all the beauty of glitter with the ease of glue!
this is fabulous, love your glitter swirl!!!
thank you for the inspiration @ www.cuttlebugchallenge.blogspot.com
this is great! i love that glittered center!! thanks for joining us at cuttlebug challenge!
I just love your handdrawn daisy! wow! I wish I could do that!!!! and the glitter is awesome!!!
gorgeous card I love the colour combo hugs Jill x
This is beautiful! That daisy is awesome!!
xoxo,
Michelle
http://imagdesigns.blogpsot.com
This is just gorgeous! And I love the Daisy - you're braver than me with drawing one and it's turned out beautifully! Love the glitter swirl too and it looks great on the clear card base. Thanks for playing along with us at Cuttlebug Challenges.
Hugs Mrs Jx
This is fabulous! Your flower is gorgeous...excellent! Love the sparkly center too! Great job on the acetate! A cheerful and happy card! You have a great blog!!!
blessings, Maria
Well I LOVE the daisy and you could sell it as a design for a rubber stamp quite easily :)
I agree re the glitter. Gets everywhere. Once I've used it, it'll be around for weeks. And no matter how many showers later, it's still on my face.
I LOVE the daisy! It's BEAUTIFUL!!! Quite Beautiful in fact:) Love how you colored it too! I'm with you on the whole glitter thing. If I use it, I tend to buy 'pre-glittered' items, so I can just adhere them, and it looks all sparkly. Cuz sometimes a girl just needs a little bling, ya know? LOVE that card!!
gorgeous card
there is nothing wrong with your drawing! Just Fab
Your card is fab! I LOVE that you drew your own daisy! I'd have never known it wasn't a beautiful stamp!
Wow! you have used glitter in the perfect spot!
Thank you for playing with us at the Cuttlebug Challenge Blog
Meda
This is so pretty...I love the glittered center! Great job with Be Inspired 22...thanks for participating at CBC this week!
~Lea
PS- Depending on what I want to do, I use spray adhesive or Martha Stewart's glittering glue. Just thought I would offer up a suggestion for you! :)
Just beautiful! Love the flower and the glitter!!!
Amber
Beautiful card!!! And I totally agree....loose glitter belongs in the jar....that's why I like Stickles and Shimmerz...all the glitter and non of the mess.
Thanks for playing with us!!
I luv the daisy, personally I'm a stickle girl...:)
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Thank you,
Maggie
I think the "primative" flower is lovely!
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