E is for... at DP2

Hi there sweet peeps! We're having a letter challenge this week at

Digital Pencil Too:  E is for.... 

You'll have Anja to thank for choosing this letter...he he. She makes the most beautiful cards, the one she made for this week is no exception:).
Now, that's an easy challenge for English native speakers... he he... I chose the easiest theme: Easter. I have made but a few Easter cards this year, maybe because the weather outside was not very inspirational either. If you have problems with finding words starting with E you can always make an easel card, do some embossing, or just add some embellishments:). I' pretty sure we won't judge the challenge theme very harsh on this one...lol.

Card supplies:

Image- Mo Manning- Easter Toddler Boy

Coloring medium: copics/promarkers

DP: Cajoline Papers

Die-cuts: Go Kreate dies, Magnolia Doohickeys lovely fence, nestabilities- grand ovals and classic and scalopped circles

Embellishments: flowers/WOC and IAM Roses, handmade embellishments

Sentiment: computer generated ( you can save it from below)

Here are some close-ups:

The swirls are made with wire and flowersoft and the chicken are made with pom poms, wire and beads. The eggs are from my local store, colored with copics.

I just love this sentiment!

Hope you like my card today; there's plenty of more inspiration on the DP2 challenge blog as all my teamies have prepared wonderful creations for us to admire this week too!

This card is for sale in my Etsy store.

Looking forward to see your "E" projects!:)

Thank you all for coming by! Hugs, 

Anything but square at Lili's Little Fairies

Hi again! This is my second post for the day, please scroll down for my Mo Manning DT card.

At Lili's Little Fairies we're having a Shaped Cards challenge; whatever is not square works for us as long as it carries a Lili of the Valley image on!

I made a sort of bag card for a change, something sweet and girly to go with this adorable LOTV image. IThis would make a perfect gift  as long as I also include some chocolate in:) I did so but don't quite like the way they look so I might change them:

Recipe:

Image: Lili of the Valley- Emma Shoes

Coloring medium: copics/promarkers

DP: Sweet Shoppe Designs- Fly Away with me and Cosmo Cricket- Upcycle

Embellishments: flowers/Wild Orchid Crafts and IAM Roses,  ribbon/WOC (colored with Burnt Orange), elastic brown ribbon from stash, pearl pin/Prima, sparkling rhinestone/WOC, charm and pearls/Bunny Zoe's

Die cuts: Nestabilities circles and lacey circle, ovals for the handles

Yeah, I know those chocolate candies look a bit crowded in there, just wanted to show you how the bag looks with something inside.

Here are a few challenges for my chocolate bag:
Paper Crafting Journey -For a Girl,  Wild Orchid Challenge- Anything Goes, Dream Valley Challenges -Girls, Girls, Girls

This is it from me today; hope you guys will pick up a Lili of the Valley image and make something out of your comfort zone, I know I did with this bag and  making it square would have made things a lot easier...lol.

Thanks for your comments, wishing you all a lovely rest of the week!

Hugs,