I just love this Snow White stamp from Magnolia Stamps. I have been wanting to make a project with her for the longest time. I wanted to show the contrast between sweet Snow White and her wicked Step Mother so this is what I came up with for the card. I cut the mirror frame from the Happy Hauntings Cricut cartridge and then put a picture of the Wicked Step Mother inside. I used crackle accents to make it look like the mirror shattered. The image of the Wicked Step Mother is from a coloring book page I found on the internet.Card Details:
Snow White: Magnolia Stamps
Mirror Frame: Happy Hauntings Cricut cartridge cut at 3.25 inches
Apple Basket: Happily Ever After Cricut cartridge cut at 2 inches
Copics: E00, E21, E43, E40, E41, B23, B34, B41, C5, C7, V12, V17, YR31, G07
Martha Stewart border punch
I am entering this in to the cracked glass challenge at Dutch Dare Card Challenge
9 comments:
OH wouldn't my granddaughter just LOVE your card?!!! VERY cute Julie!!!!
justme,
laura
your card is very sweet...well done. hugs
Great card! Luv this sweet snow white tilda & your coloring. Nice effect on the mirror & that little basket on the corner. :-) ps. Happy Easter~
oh what a cute card!!!!
Tilda looks so sweet as Snow white!!! Great job!!!!
Fantastic card, great scene
Louise :)
Isn't it great when a project that you've been playing around in your head comes to fuition? Your card is just darling - lovely colours and choice of papers! Great idea to use a colouring book image for the wicked Step Mother! Hugs, Becca
Love the idea on putting the queen's pic on the background of this Tilda card. very fun and pretty project :o)
hugs,
Cabio
Oh this is absolutely fabulous what a great idea with the mirror and love the papers and Tilda looks gorgeous,.
Hugs
Lorraine x
Very clever idea!! LOL Thanks so much for playing with us this week at DDCC!
Hugs,
Dorcas
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