Little Angels

 I've not been blogging recently, I've not been very creative. But I have made these little angels, my Grandchildren. 

I cannot take credit for the angel bodies, these I found on the web. I combined faces with the found angels, printed them on t-shirt transfer paper [two for each child, one as a mirror image], heat transferred to fabric, roughly trimmed, stitched around them stitching in a piece of ribbon for hanging, final trim.

It's Friday, so that means Friday Face Off with Nicole.

Pages from Sketchbook 47 [43-57]

I used texture paste on a few of these pages.

Big Nose Reindeer, SPA - Angel, Collage

The reindeer was drawn on the tablet. [Samsung Galaxy Note]

The postcard, also digital was done for the Sunday Postcard Art challenge - Tiny Angel.

The woman has a tiny angel in her hands [click on the image for a better view]. I used a vintage postcard for the background. The woman's clothes and her background are my designs/art work. The angel was from the Graphics Fairy.

It's a long time since I've used a 'real' sketchbook, I did this last week but forgot about it. The sections with the birds are pieces of wrapping paper. I used letraset aquamarkers for the tree.

Angel

Angel {TM}

Three Muses challenge - Angel

The angel girl was from the Graphics Fairy, the statue angel is a photo I took in Rome, the song is Abba's, the stamp has been altered with an image of little angels from my stash.

Album and Hibernate

For the Take a Word challenge - Album

I thought  would create a stamp album. The stamps I already had and were hand created using a variety of paint techniques, collage etc [apart from the digital one the angel is holding], the album is made from a vintage postcard and the background was created from a photograph of some stonework.

For the Illustration Friday - Hibernate

I've recently painted a series of polar bear studies so I thought I would use one of those.

Watercolour Paint & fine liner

Knitted Snowman & Angel Card

I made the knitted snowman and angel  many years ago when my children were small, I've still got them, they usually sit on the tree.