Wood Sprites--A fantasy in the making

Here is a kit that will keep you busy for a long time.  Over 70 elements and 17 papers, this kit has everything you need to create your own fantasy story.  When you wander into the woods, you can expect to have these little fairies greet you, and let me warn you, they will steak your heart! Over ten characters and ten scenes, plus additional scenic parts to create new pages...you need to try this one!

Here are some samples so you know what I am talking about! My team has been busy!

Winter's Spell

Winter is one of my favorite times of the year.  There is something about the snap in the air, the brisk wind, and even the snow that makes me feel more alive!  When I was little, we lived on a farm and the winters were cold and the snow (especially in drifts) got deep. We had no bathroom in the farmhouse so we dug paths to the outhouse out back. (No, I am not that old, just lived in a log cabin built by my grandfather and left it the way it was originally built)...I digress...anyway, a favorite memory of mine was waking in the middle of the night and going out to the old chicken coup converted to a modern outhouse.  Walking through the snow, my head barely popping over the height of snow (I was little) and I would see the sparkle and glitter of the moonlight on the snow. I was transfixed...it was magical!  Winters Spell was created from those memories!! 

 

 

And my team did my memory justice!!  They are all inspiring are they not?  I always feel fortunate to have them on my team, thank you Chery, Gina, and Hayley for these fabulous samples!

 Although this is a holiday kit, it was mainly created to give you a seasonal kit, full of ice and snow, sleds and trees...here are some samples:

Easy Peasy

Want to create quick and easy journal page or card? Let me show you how I created these two pages, one as a fun and creative layout, the other as a journal page (can also be used for a card) using some of the same materials from my latest kit My Fair Maiden.

I started with the two overlays in the kit, which are the column on the left and the hedge on the right, keeping the hedge layer on top. I added the plain textured paper as my base layer (have fun and try changing backgrounds after you get your page done).  Here comes the easy part:  I added the window and tucked that layer under the column layer. It blends in perfectly.  Above the column layer, I added the palm tree, then the ground leaves, the books, and the cat. Just arrange them how you like...the cat looked good behind the books as well. The harp, stand and bird were layered in that order, some re-sizing was needed.  

OK, how did I fade out the violin? I just tucked that element below the hedge layer and let it peek out slightly. The fading from the hedge gives it that faded look.   To create the  branch, I added the branch in the kit and the set of leaves, then duplicated the leaves twice more and arranged them around the branch for a fuller look. I duplicated the butterfly and tucked one under the palm tree to give it a more illusive feel, and another under the branch. The only element not in this kit was the owl, which was from a previous kit.  I added word-art (or you can journal) and viola! It was that simple!!  

Below is a simpler version of this page that I created for my journal. I started with the 8.5x11 inch paper, and had to size down all the elements by a little bit. I added WA instead of my journaling so I could give you an idea how it would look as a greeting card as well.  I did add one of my old grungy overlays to finish this one off (dark edging around outside). An option I am considering is adding some of the cobblestones that come with the kit under the leaves...but in this case, I wanted the space for my journaling so left those out.

I hope this was helpful? There are many more elements in this kit to be creative with, please feel free to leave a comment below or share your page on my Facebook page
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 Thanks for looking and have an artfilled life!

My Fair Maiden

Here is a kit that makes it easy to create your own scenes. My Fair Maiden is composed of fusion pngs that will blend beautifully into each other and the background. Just throw some of the art on a page and move it around, add journaling,  add photos, it is YOUR art, take a chance and try it!  

Here are just a couple of inspirational examples from the fabulous Judy, Gina, Hayley and Cheryl:

How'd I do that?

I have been asked if the skeleton on this page is in the kit.  And so I thought I would write a simple explanation about how I created the look of the skeleton sitting.

First, yes I did use the skeleton that is in the kit, but that skeleton is standing straight up. To get the effect of sitting down, I simply:  (1) duplicated the skeleton layer, (2) on original layer I erased the bottom half of the skeleton, (3) on the duplicate of the skeleton layer I erased the top half of the skeleton, (4) I rotated the legs at a 45 degree angle to appear in a sitting position, and moved that layer until it looked as natural as I could make it.  Simple and easy!

Spook-tacular

A first for me, I have never done a Halloween kit. So I wanted to do a kit that someone could use for more than just one holiday, so many of the elements can be used for a variety of pages, cards or journals.  The kit is called Spook-tacular and it comes with twelve papers in both 12x12 and 8.5x11 inch (which is great for cards, then shrink to size).  There is a separate wordart and cluster packet as well.  Here is the kit and some fabulous inspiration:

http://www.oscraps.com/shop/Spook-tacular-Kit.html

The papers are fun!

The Clusters are spooky thanks to Cheryl!

http://www.oscraps.com/shop/Spook-tacular-Clusters.html

And the WordArt appropriate for the season!

http://www.oscraps.com/shop/Spook-tacular-WordArt.html

And here is the best part....the inspiration from my marvelous team of artists: Cheryl, Gina, Hayley, and Judy ...and even something from me!