Winter Dilly Beans Challenge

Greetings! It's Friday, and I have a new Dilly Beans challenge to share with you. This week's theme is Winter. Dilly Beans has a ton of fabulous Winter-themed images, so it certainly shouldn' bbe hard for you to play along. Here's my card.

I tried something I have done only once or twice before. Paper Piecing. I'm not very good at it, apparently. I like the papers I used...but I had to go over some spots with black marker, and it screwed the lins up a bit. I just wanted to be like my fellow Dilly Beaner...Jenn. I will try it again, but I'll let her tackle the more complicated stuff! :)

The parts that I actually did color were done with my various brands of markers. The pattern on the paper are subtle, but you can see them nicely here.

I made the card on kraft cardstock, but I sprayed the heck out of it with Glimmer Mist, so it doesn't look very "krafty" at all anymore. Which is fine with me...but I will say that it looks cooler in person. Please be sure to check out the rest of the Dilly Beans DT over at the Challenge Blog. Thanks for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!

Comments

Sparkly Engineer said…

This image has such beautiful skin tones and those eyes, this little girl could bat those eyes at me and get anything she wanted.

December 28, 2012 at 12:20 PM

Sue Jones said…

Well I think its Fab!! One of my fav winter images -so pretty :)

December 28, 2012 at 1:36 PM

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