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DVD pencil tin
Woohoo, last week my Magnolia stamps finally arrived! They are gorgeous. I can't wait to do more stuff with them. Ordering from the Swedish site can be a bit of a pain, It took over a month between when I ordered and when they arrived. Shipping was actually really fast and cheap all things considered. Anyhoo, I wanted to make something fun and feminine for my daughter. She never seems to have enough pencils, they always disappear on her so I figured I would make pencil tin to keep an arsenal of sharpened pencils. The main image is from the new September release of Magnolia. The background is Oh so Lovely. Both images are colored with Copic markers and the backgrounds are airbrushed with the markers. The Magnolia girl is enhanced with Faber and Castel color pencils, Solvent and twinkling H2O's. Spica glitter pens are used to add shine to the girl. Judikens MicroGlaze is added to protect the surface from the handling that it is sure to receive. Nestability scallop rectangle was used to cut the girls image and for masking. Hope you enjoy today's project, hopefully I will be back tomorrow with more!
Woohoo, last week my Magnolia stamps finally arrived! They are gorgeous. I can't wait to do more stuff with them. Ordering from the Swedish site can be a bit of a pain, It took over a month between when I ordered and when they arrived. Shipping was actually really fast and cheap all things considered. Anyhoo, I wanted to make something fun and feminine for my daughter. She never seems to have enough pencils, they always disappear on her so I figured I would make pencil tin to keep an arsenal of sharpened pencils. The main image is from the new September release of Magnolia. The background is Oh so Lovely. Both images are colored with Copic markers and the backgrounds are airbrushed with the markers. The Magnolia girl is enhanced with Faber and Castel color pencils, Solvent and twinkling H2O's. Spica glitter pens are used to add shine to the girl. Judikens MicroGlaze is added to protect the surface from the handling that it is sure to receive. Nestability scallop rectangle was used to cut the girls image and for masking. Hope you enjoy today's project, hopefully I will be back tomorrow with more!
10 comments:
OMG, this is fantastic, love the magnolia stamps and you did such a great job with this.
I'm not familiar with Magnolia, they're adorable!
Oh Wow!! This is Beautiful!! everything you've done here is Amazing. I love the stamp, your coloring, paper...all of it!!
What a lovely creation and great idea, your daughter will be so pleased with this tin I think;o)
This is most definately the best use for a DVD tin I've seen. And look at how you tied in the design on the back! I could go on and on, I love this so much. Those flowers! Mmmmm.
What an adorable tin! The girl is just precious, and the flowers...WOW!
What a cute idea! I love these MAgnolia stamps too! I haven't ordered any yet, but would love to at some point! Your coloring always amazes me!
Your pencil tin is darling, Sophia!! I love it! Your color looks so pretty, as always!
Your coloring is spectacular!!! I'm getting some copics for Christmas and I can hardly wait! I'm be checking back to learn how to color from you!!!
Oh, that's a good idea to make a pencil tin and it's absolutely darling! Perfect for a little girl!
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