Monday, February 13, 2017

Miss Polly Clown - Tanja

Hi there,

it's Tanja here and I would like to show you this adorable little Clown Card. I colored the image with ZIG Clean Color Real Brush Pens and a damp watercolor brush. I left the background simple to let the image shine.

For more information on the creation of this Card visit my Blog Little Art Cottage.

You'll find Miss Polly Clown and so many other wonderful images including Monthly Specials and Freebies in the A Day for Daisies Shop.


Make sure to join our last Challenge "Anything goes" right here on the ADFD Blog.

Have a day for daisies.

Yours,


Saturday, February 11, 2017

Aloha Florals - GDT Aurora Marco


How gorgeous is this version of Aloha Florals from our one of this month's guest designers, Aurora Marco?!?  Her overall coloring and that itsy-bitsy, teeny-weenie polka dotted bikini is positively divine!!  The sentiment is so true, too.  These voluptuous beauties all exude self-confidence and a love of themselves, which is so refreshing. 


Doesn't Aurora's work make you want to rush over to the ADFD shop and color one up yourself?
There are six women in the Aloha Beauties collection.  Each one is uniquely beautiful!  
They were originally introduced in on the AFD Blog in April 2013.



Thursday, February 9, 2017

Daisy Bird Bath - Jen Leeflang


We're having such a hot and humid summer here in Durban, South Africa, that I thought I would share with you a cool card that included some water.

The image featured is called Daisy Bird Bath which I coloured using Copic markers and a white gel pen.

The simplicity of the daisies and butterflies were the inspiration to make this a CAS card, and for the sentiment I used.

If you'd like to see more details about my card, please visit my blog.

We''d love to see what projects you have created with the gorgeous A Day for Daisies images - please share them in the Facebook Community group.

Keep Creating!

Wednesday, February 8, 2017

Lily Perfume Bottle | Cindy Messer

Hello!  Cindy back on the blog today.  I've made a mixed media card using this pretty perfume bottle.  I distressed the edges of the cardstock.  For the background I used some dimensional texture paste and a fun stencil.  For more details please visit me at In Love with Paper.

You can find this beautiful image, Lily Perfume Bottle and many more in the ADFD shop.

Thanks for visiting us at ADFD,

Cindy---




Monday, February 6, 2017

Believe in your dreams with A few Frogs stamp!

Hi everybody!

Todat I would like to show you absolutely fairy card!





As usual I was so inspired by this incredible stamp - A Few Frogs!
I think it so beautiful and can be used in so many occasions!

Wish you great day and a bunch of inspiration!

You can find more projects at my blog!
Daria

Friday, February 3, 2017

ADFD - February Showcase and Challenge #159



Happy February!  The ADFD DT is working with a variety of images from the Valentine Collection in the ADFD Shop this month.  We bid Emma D., January's guest designer farewell and thank her for the gorgeous work she shared with us this month.  Her colored pencil work was inspiring.  We hope to see her in the gallery this month and in the future!

February's Guest Designer, Aurora Marco, won our Add Some Sparkle Challenge.   You can see her card using Christmas Tree Fairy, here.  She is playing along with us today and all month long.   Aurora is a fabulous Copic artist and was a member of the Copic Spain DT for two years.   You will see her work in three other cards in the coming weeks.  We are in for a treat! You can take a peek at Aurora's blog, The Miller's Daughter, here.

Our DT worked on images with a "Love Is In the Air" theme, but our challenge theme for all of you is Anything Goes!  We hope you will join us this month is showing love of ADFD images and can't wait to see your creativity. Please be sure to read the Challenge rules at the bottom of the post. You can enter a maximum of four times!

A little news for fans of the ADFD Blog - The blog is going on an indefinite hiatus, so the February Challenge will be the last one.  The ADFD Shop will stay open and the ADFD Facebook Community Group page will remain active, so we'll all be gathering there to share our work!  Keep your eye on the ADFD Blog in the next couple of weeks because we are planning a blog hop with prizes for our loyal fans, friends and fellow fans of Tammy's gorgeous images.

            Now, let's take a peek at this month's inspiration from the fabulous ADFD DT: 

 Guest Designer, Aurora using Mr. Right

Jen using Mr. Right



and so is Cindy!






And now a big CONGRATULATIONS to Kristina Dishon, our winner from January's Challenge ~  Two Or More Layers.   As well as an invitation to join ADFD as a guest in February, she will receive 4 images of her choice to play along with from the ADFD Shop.  Here's her card:


Kristina, you have one week to claim your prize. Please email cathystamps[at]comcast.net!!! 

READY TO PLAY???

As always, you MUST use an image by A Day For Daisies and please make this month's entries reflect your take on the theme Anything Goes!

  • Please link your entries no later than 12 midnight PST on Friday, February 24, 2017. 
  • You may enter up to 4 times during the month, each entry being a new card made during the month.

Any entries linked that do not use an image from ADFD will be deleted. 

You can click on the freebie image below to enlarge it, then right click on it to save to your desktop. One lucky winner will see her project here on the blog, as well as the main ADFD site and will also win four images of your choice!

Tammy is so happy to provide you with a freebie for participatingBesides the ones we provide here, Tammy always has some amazing freebies she rotates in the shop!

Please be respectful of her and use this image to play along.
Please DO NOT put this freebie on your blog, or pin it on Pinterest! And don't forget...


image removed


YOU MUST USE AN IMAGE FROM A DAY FOR DAISIES to play along!!!


Thursday, February 2, 2017

Indigo Lady - Jen Leeflang


I chose to showcase this gorgeous image called Indigo Lady as it perfectly depicts the graciousness, serenity and beauty of a Japanese lady.


The image was coloured using Copic Markers in colours reminiscent of a peacock's plumage,  and a gold and white gel pen to add some detail.

Black and white background paper in a traditional Japanese paper was the perfect way to draw attention to the rich colours of the image, and the gold paper mats, trim, beads and gems echo the opulence of the image.

More pics are available on my blog .

Keep spreading happiness by creating beauty, one A Day for Daisies project at a time!
Lots of love
Jen