I bought the frame at Michaels and then painted it white using acrylic paint. I then cut the letters out with my Cricut Expression with red Bazzill cardstock with a Black Bazzill cardstock shadow. I used #3070 Sitting Angel Tilda on the left, #3078 Tilda Wants a Hug on the right, and #3081 Tilda With Hanging Heart for top center. I think it's quite simple and kind of plain, but I still like the way it looks and think it would make a cute frame to welcome someone into a kitchen or even a shop. All of the images are currently available right now over at Magnolia-licious!
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Magnolia-licious Design Team Sketch Challenge for December
Hi everyone and welcome to the month of December!!! Can you believe how quick this year is going? It just goes faster and faster every year! Anyway, since it's the first of the month, it's time for a new sketch challenge from the Magnolia-licious Design Team. This month, our challenge was chosen by the fabulous Queen Diana, and she asked us to create a frame using Magnolia stamps and words. Unfortunately, I didn't remember the part about it being Winter or Christmas themed, but I hope it helps that I used three stamps from the new Merry Christmas 2010 collection. You can click on the pics to get a better view.
I bought the frame at Michaels and then painted it white using acrylic paint. I then cut the letters out with my Cricut Expression with red Bazzill cardstock with a Black Bazzill cardstock shadow. I used #3070 Sitting Angel Tilda on the left, #3078 Tilda Wants a Hug on the right, and #3081 Tilda With Hanging Heart for top center. I think it's quite simple and kind of plain, but I still like the way it looks and think it would make a cute frame to welcome someone into a kitchen or even a shop. All of the images are currently available right now over at Magnolia-licious!
Please be sure and pop over to Magnolia-licious Highlites Blog to see all the details on how you can enter the challenge for the chance to win a fabulous prize from Magnolia-licious, and to see the GORGEOUS creations the rest of the Design Team came up with! My jaw kept dropping as I looked at each beautiful project! Thanks so much for stopping by to see me today, and hope to see you back again soon! Hugs!
I bought the frame at Michaels and then painted it white using acrylic paint. I then cut the letters out with my Cricut Expression with red Bazzill cardstock with a Black Bazzill cardstock shadow. I used #3070 Sitting Angel Tilda on the left, #3078 Tilda Wants a Hug on the right, and #3081 Tilda With Hanging Heart for top center. I think it's quite simple and kind of plain, but I still like the way it looks and think it would make a cute frame to welcome someone into a kitchen or even a shop. All of the images are currently available right now over at Magnolia-licious!
Sharon it's terribly cute!!
ReplyDeleteI would love it to just welcome people into my home :o)
You have used the sweetest Tilda's and it is so nice to see three of them.
Your colouring as always is perfect.
Hugs, Candy
brilliant work, those little Tildas are so cute and perfectly coloured x
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute! Love the Tildas. And with all the red I do think it looks Christmas-y!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful welcome plaque, just beautiful. Hugs
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous project and great idea for a challenge! I have so many unfinished frames in my closet that I can use! I love your sweet sign with those beautiful images! Your coloring is totally awesome ;)! This would look lovely in my kitchen * wink wink *. big hugs, Angela
ReplyDeleteI can't think of anything prettier than the color combo of just red and white - clean and crisp. Wonderful welcome for anyone and obviously we are all foolish over Tilda. She must be one spoiled kid by now!!
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Sandy
Sharon, I'm a friend of Janie P's and I really enjoy your cards. My favorites are the Tilda cards. Your frame is great and I love your coloring and your choices of Tilda's. Would love to be able to color like you do - keep it up. Hugs Ruth Ann
ReplyDeleteGoodness Sharon, this is just too cute and so useful.. Am glad you jumped right in there and gave us a clue what to do.. my mind was in a fizzzle as to what to do.. use the Tilda's to make a word, hmmmm.. well you did a great job and love your red and white... simply love it...
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Fabulous project Sharon and your coloring is wonderful. I just love the rich red colors of Christmas..TFS
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What a cute little sign and love the colors great job !
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! I love all those Tilda's. Adorable project!
ReplyDeleteOh goodness this is so SWEET! I love the idea! It would totally be cute in an entry hall as well! You always have the best ideas! I love it! HUGS!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! This is indeed a warm WELCOME! How delightful to see this every day!!! Beautiful...those colors are so bright and cheerful...truly a warm welcome! :D
ReplyDeleteRene
It's beautiful! Such an awesome project and your coloring is gorgeous!!
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Shell
Adorable Sharon!!
ReplyDeleteOh my, Sharon, this is sooooo cute! I would love to have something like this in my craft room. All these Tildas are so adorable and colored beautifully (as always!). Hugs, Cami
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever and creative! Fabulous project!
ReplyDeleteWowww Sharon,This is so wonderful,I love the images and the colours.
ReplyDeleteHugs Riet.x
Stunning stunning stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteSarah x
Sharon, oh this is just too precious. And you’ve included my fave Tilda (the sitting angel one) from the Xmas Collection too boot. Love that you’ve kept it clean and simple—makes your superb colouration of these adorable Maggies stand out more. This must look good on your wall, but I tell you it would look even better on MY wall…LOL.
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Norma
This is fabulous Sharon!!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet!
ReplyDeleteLove how you've done this frame! Definitely not plain....very striking and easy to appreciate the beauty of your coloring of the Tilda's and the warm Welcome!!! Love it!!! Terrific work there Sharon!!!
ReplyDeleteLove,love this project Sharon and you used my fave colors--how did you know? LOL! The Tilda's are too cute for words and I love the fresh color scheme--everything just pops!
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Suzanne
Oh I love it Sharon.
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Debby
What a cute little sign and love the colors great job.Thank,s
ReplyDeletePlastic Card.
What a cute welcome sign and SO creative! I love perfectly colored Tildas against the white frame!
ReplyDeleteI don't think it's plain. I think the red and white really makes it snap. And of course the Tilda's are absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSharon, What a wonderful way to welcome your Christmas company. The red and white is so inviting, crisp and fresh. , you have really brought each Tilda to life with your amazing colouring...the shadows you have created are especially brilliant....Wonderful project!
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Oh my Sharon, this creation is so cute and love the display of the multiple minis. It'll look really good for Christmas too with the red & white coloring!! Fun project and thanks for sharing :o)
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Cabio
This is awesome! I love the RED and WHITE so striking and festive! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh, now this is fabulous! I think this would be a perfect welcome to all your guests over the holidays. Your coloring is beautiful - especially the socks - I love coloring stripped socks!!! Super fun project!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings and hugs,
Barb
Okay, why haven't I seen this? lol Sharon, this is a fabulous little welcome sign! Love the simplicity of colors.....Seriously, great job!!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you~
Leslie Avila