Moonlight Serenade

Hello everyone!  I wanted to share another card I made with some Lavinia Stamps.  Yes, I am addicted. I have found a whole new world to create using these stamps.  This one is using the new mini stamp called, Jiminy.     Jiminy is perched on the Meadow Mushroom in between the Druid's Inn tree trunks, in a field full of Bluebells.  The background was made with Dylusion ink sprays.  I used Versafine Claire inks to stamp my images and then used Prismacolor pencils and CTMH dye inks to color them in or enhance the images.  I used a little white pigment ink to color the moon and make some floating orbs, or maybe fireflies.  I dotted the centers with a white Posca pen.  These scenes are so much fun to make.

The challenge this week at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog  is "Anything Goes" so I will be entering this card there.  Also, I'll be entering it in the Fairy Stamper Hug facebook bi-weekly challenge. 

Off to make more cards and maybe even get a little scrapbooking in.  Thanks for stopping by!

Inviting Mr. O'Hare

"Do you like carrots, Mr. O'Hare?" Mr. O'Hare nods excitedly at Darcy.  "We have carrots in the garden at my house if you would like to come.  It's just up this path."  Excitedly, Darcy takes the lead and off they go.

I can't help but to make up dialog for these little characters from Lavinia Stamps.  This is a 5x7 card I made with Darcy, Wild Hares, Small Dwellings, Skeleton Tree Scene, and Fairy Path stamps.  There are some other smaller stamps used for the flowers. This background is one I have had that I grabbed from my basket of backgrounds.  I'm sure this one was made with dye inks on the gel press, I'm just not sure with which colors.  Everything else is stamped with Versafine Claire inks.  I used a fine liner pen and drew the stepping stones from the end of the Fairy Path stamp to the door of Darcy's house.  

This week at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday's challenge it is "Anything Goes."  I will be entering this card there and also, on the Fairy Stamper Hugs facebook page for their bi-weekly challenge. 

Thanks for stopping by!