Vannessa's December Inspiration Post Featuring Candy Cane Fairy

Good morning everyone and welcome to my DT inspiration post for December. This month I thought I would go for a cute Christmas image and chose to use the adorable, sleeping Candy Cane Fairy. I love using non-traditional colours for my Christmas and Winter cards especially when using fairies, so opted for a bright pink and turquoise combo and love how it came out!

You can pop over to my blogpost here to read more about this card and the colour combos I used to colour her. 

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And there is also a monthly blog challenge here too. 

November Inspiration Post - Vannessa

Good Morning everyone! Vannessa here, the newest member of the Cute As A Button Design Team. I was recently asked to join and jumped at the chance as I just love Francesca's images!

For my first inspiration post, I chose to use the gorgeous Miss Frosty I just love her adorable snowman (or snowwoman, really!) outfit and her fluffy boots! 

I just love to use pretty papers and lots of layers on my cards and very rarely do you find a card of mine without some ribbon or embellishments of some kind! I went for a mostly red and white colour combo, but it was too much red with all red papers, so added the aqua and I love how it makes Miss Frosty pop that much more! 

I coloured the image with Copic markers and added some touches of red glitter glue to the snowflakes as well as some clear sparkle pen to the sentiment die cuts. 

I hope you love my first project as much as I do! You can pop over to my blogpost here to read more about this card and the colour combos I used to colour her. 

Thanks for stopping by and don't forget to pop on over to the Cute As A Button Facebook Group and join in the monthly progressive challenge there.

And there is also a monthly blog challenge here too. 

August Designer Inspiration - Judy

Hi there!

It's Judy here with some inspiration for

Cute As A Button .

I've created a card

using School Books

I colored the digital with Prismacolor Premier Pencils.

My DP is from a Colorbok paper pad.

The stickers were found at Dollar Tree.

I hope you like my project and

 that you'll check out this stamp

along with all the other  products available at

Cute As A Button!

And, don't forget to join us each month for the Blog Challenge

and the Facebook Progressive Challenge. 

November Inspiration - Saphron

Hey fellow crafters!

For this month’s inspiration, I decided to get out of my comfort zone on two accounts: use bright colours, and make my first “get well soon” card. Hopefully Sickly Susan on this card can make someone’s day a bit brighter when they’re feeling unwell!

I’ve used copics to colour her, and papers and brads. For the full details of my card, have a look at my blog.

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And come along and join in this month’s Challenge!

Thanks for visiting!

Saphron

October Designer Inspiration - Judy

Hi there!

It's Judy here with a little

Cute As A Button

 inspiration for you!

This month I created, yet, another altered frame

with an image from the

Wizard of Oz Bundle.

I think you'll all recognize this one as the Tin Man.

This is the last image in the bundle for me to use.

I've showcased the other 4 in previous posts.

They are some of my favorites and I love

playing with the inexpensive frames I use for altering.

I colored with Prismacolor Premier Pencils nd fussy cut.

The background paper is decoupaged to the frame.

I used some die cuts to embellish thproject.

I created the flowers with heart die cuts.

The inspirational quote is from The Wizard of Oz.

I hope you like my project and

 that you'll check out this bundle

along with all the other  products available at

Cute As A Button!

And, don't forget to join us each month for the Blog Challenge

and the Facebook Progressive Challenge.