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Wicked Wednesday: #37 Lazy Summer

Hello! My friend Jenn has a challenge blog called Wicked Wednesday ATC Challenge. I have been wanting to participate, but had not gotten the chance to do so. But I finally found a few minutes! This week, the challenge is Lazy Summer, and it's sponsored by A Day for Daisies, which, though you may be surprised, I absolutely LOVE their images. Not my typical style by any stretch, but there is something so sweet and magical about their simple lines, and kind faces. I happened to have an image of theirs colored up for a while, so I decided this was the perfect time to use her.

This little darling is called A New Dress. Isn't she precious? I colored the image with mostly pencils, but I used a couple of watercolor markers on her dress.

My sentiment is from Inkadinkado. And I made the flowers using the same Tim Holtz die that I used on my card yesterday. I have a feeling I am going to get a LOT of use out of it!

Phoenix helped me pick out my papers...he really loves to do that. And I really like his choices. I hope to get to play along with Wicked Wednesdays again very soon. Thanks for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!

Comments

Denice said…
We're so glad you decided to join us at Wicked Wednesday this week and hope you continue...we love seeing all these fabulous little creations. This cutie from ADFD is perfect for this week's challenge...who doesn't love to prop against a branch and dream?!!
:Dxx
DK Spins said…
Such an adorable, sweet image, Alison. Love the papers Phoenix chose for you to use!
Jenn Borjeson said…
Yay Alison, so glad you joined us!!! :) Phoenix has good taste - maybe he can make his own ATC to play along some day! This is just beautiful, my friend. xoxo
Sharon said…
This is gorgeous Alison!! So glad you joined us at Wicked Wednesday!

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