Hello!
On Friday I posted about a card I was editing - turning a Christmas image into a Fall image with a few little changes. I have used one of Sassy Cheryl's digital images called "Sally and Her Birds" - (above) a sweet little girl sitting on a Christmas present talking to her birds, with snow flakes falling all around them. After cutting out the entire image - I used paper painting (paper piecing) to turn the present she is sitting on into a bench. I cut out leaves from another Cheryl's digital image called "Sally and Her Autumn Leaves" to replace the snow flakes and paper painted them in fall colors, made the birds red Cardinals and the ground green. When all of the individually cut out image pieces were glued to a blue sky paper background - it became an entirely different image! :<) I love cutting paper!
Thank you for stopping by to visit my blog! I am going to play catch-up today in returning visits and comments - I love it so much when you come to visit me and leave your kind words that I try to return each one! Know that even if I am late - I will be by to see what you are creating! Wishing you a great Monday!
Barbara Diane
Barbara Diane
9 comments:
What a clever idea. The card is very beautiful
hugs Linda
A Dor Able!!!
Barbara it is always a great treat when you can use a stamp for multiple themes and events. Thanks for sharing how versatile this image is!
This is amazing! I love how you edited the image! It really changed the whole look from Christmas to fall!
I love the finished card. It switched seasons beautifully.
...and the finished card is stunning! Love it, Barbara!
Thank you for joining us this week for the Sassy Cheryl's challenge, Pretty Papers.
Adorable!!! I love the way you switched seasons. Great idea and really gets a person a little more mileage from an image. Thanks for sharing! :)
Love the way you converted this from a Christmas to a Fall image. Beautiful card, inside and out.
Now this is REALLY cute! I love getting more bang for your buck and what a great idea you've come up with to change the seasons here. Super cool!!!
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