Our challenge today at Dream Valley, sponsored by All Dressed Up stamps, is to make lots of layers.
I have used one of All Dressed Up’s gorgeous digis called Feeding the Ducks.

I printed it onto Phill Martin’s fabulous alcohol marker card and coloured her in with copics.
The papers, apart from the green mats are all from Nitwits. This was a physical kit but they also do hundreds of gorgeous digital kits to print yourself…. this one is called Perfect Pair. The green mat I created by using the digital kit and just picking out one of the greens in one of the background paper and making my own plain paper.
The sentiment is an old, old peel off from Dawn Bibby which I coloured green, although it’s looking gold on her, it’s not, lol, it is green. The lovely glittery dots are from my stash.
I am entering this into:-
CD Sunday – #48 Anything Goes
Crafters Castle – Nov #35 Anything Goes
Crafty Calendar – Nov: Anything Goes
Crafty Creations – #415 Anything Goes
Creative Fingers – #197 Anything Goes
Creative Moments – #202 Anything Goes
Jan’s Digi Stamps – Nov: Anything Goes
Lil Patch of Crafty Friends – #146 Anything Goes
Pammie’s Inky Pinkies – #2046 Anything Goes
Pattie’s Creations – #176 Anything Goes
Unicorn Challenge – #60 Anything Goes











I have used a cute new set of papers from Craft Consortium from the Gift of Giving range. What better way to get lots of layers than decoupage! So also from the same range they have a decoupage kit. I have used two papers from the 6” pad, plus the kitten decoupage. The ornate frame diecut was cut from the lemon paper from the centre as it was going to be covered by the balloon paper, so why waste the middle!


I created this with a cdrom of Morgan’s Artworld that I have had for ages. It has some lovely toppers, which I printed out, along with the backing papers. I matted all three layers onto black cardstock to create the card and added a sentiment using again a very old die from Tattered Lace. The final touch was to draw some glue lines in her hair and glitter it with glamour dust. I love glamour dust because it takes on the colour beneath it but still sparkles beautifully.
I coloured her with copics, and the dots on her dress and stripes on her hair ribbon are stabilo 0.3 pens. They have a lovely range of colours and are super fine for adding detail like the dots. I die cut the image out with one of my Sue Wilson octagon dies, along with an orange polka dotted background. The rainbow striped paper is from the same pad that the polka dot orange came from, Studio Light PPSL129. 


