Showing posts with label Prima Dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prima Dolls. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 28, 2015

New Kids On The Block?

Hi Everyone

Michelle here from Lady of Leisure Ink.  Looking at my projects today for A Scrap N Place, you could be forgiven for thinking that there were some new Prima doll stamps on the block (yes, pun intended!)  Nope!  No new dolls, but these projects are created from a 'mash-up' of these stamps.


I just got to thinking how much fun it would be to mix and match these little cuties, and here is what I came up with...


Here is a closer look.  I used some sunglasses brads, the hat and bag are from the Prima 'Boutique' set.  If you look closely you will see that the chain on the bag is cut from the 'Birdhouse Village' die from Memory Box that I used last week.  The paper is by BoBunny 'Primrose'.






My second tag couldn't be more different, even though I used the same stamps.  All papers for this were from my stash.



With hair like that you can bet that this young lady has attitude!




With just a few snips here and there you can make your doll stamps go so much further - let me know what you come up with.

As always, thanks Terri for having me over to your blog to play.  Thanks for stopping by.

Michelle

Sunday, March 29, 2015

Playing with Dolls

Hi there and thanks for stopping by!
It's Ceal here to share with you, today I am playing with Prima dolls. I love these dolls because, I get to do two things I love when I play with them, coloring and paper piecing. These dolls are so fun to dress. The one I am using today is Adara, isn't she cute in her little polka dot dress!?!
The greeting I used is from Sweet 'n Sassy. You can all my supplies at A Scrap N Place. Terri has a great selection of Prima dolls, be sure to stop by and check them out.

Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Little 'Love Convict' Card

Hi Everyone

Michelle here from Lady of Leisure Ink, thanks Terri for having me as guest designer today.  I have another card today using the Bo Bunny 'Love Letters' paper and one of the Prima dolls.  When I finished paper piecing this doll, I thought that she looked like she had a convicts outfit on, hence the project name.



 The sentiments down the side of the card are  from the 'Love Letter' sticker sheet.






Thanks for stopping by and checking out my project today.  See you next time.

Michelle

Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Happily Ever After

Hi Everyone

Michelle here from Lady of Leisure Ink - thank you Terri for having me.  Today I have a very special card using both a Julie Nutting Prima Doll and the Jeremiah guy stamp from C Thru The Woods.  I had the idea in my head for a cute couple sitting at a soda fountain sharing one drink with two straws.  This is what I came up with.




I used a file from the Silhouette online store to cut out the awning and shop front, then used a wood-grain washi tape to finish it off.  Here is a look at the inside.




I used 'Love Letters' paper and stickers from Bo Bunny for the background and sentiment.  The root beer float is also a file from the silhouette store cut using my Cameo.





I used a piece of acetate to make the widow, and cut the word 'Cafe' from some frosted vinyl.



I love how this card turned out, and whilst I made it with Valentines in mind, this would also make a great engagement or anniversary card.

Thanks for stopping by today.

Michelle

Tuesday, January 13, 2015

I Love Every Inch of You Tag

Hi Everyone

Michelle here from Lady of Leisure Ink - as always thank you Terri for having me.  I have a tag today that I made using one of the Julie Nutting Prima Dolls - you know how I love playing with these dolls.



This tag could be used for Valentines Day, or any other day you want to let someone know how special they are.  Do you recognize this doll?  I really did play around with her, even giving her a new hairstyle.


The background paper is 'Love Letters' by Bo Bunny - I really loved this unusual colour combo.  I used some 'tape' ribbon for the side and rub-on letters for the sentiment.  The hearts I cut using a very old sizzix die.


Thanks for stopping by today and taking a peek at my project.  See you next time.



Michelle