Alice is that You??? - CSCC82 - Alice in Wonderland

Ok, this was totally out of the box for me. I don't usually use my grunge board for anything other than shimming my Cuttlebug. Just never could figure out what to do with it... Until NOW!

My 'Alice is that You???' cuffs were inspired by Beate John's tutorial at SplitCoastStampers HERE. Beate showed how easy it was to take plain old ordinary grundgeboard and turn it into a thing of beauty and something lovely to wear. I took on the Alice in Wonderland Challenge at Cinema Saturday to think outside of the box using the Alice theme. I hope you like my Mad Hatter, Queen of Hearts and Cheshire Cat cuffs.
Ingredients:
Tim Holtz Grungeboard - one is dots and one is damonds
LuminArte's Radiant Rain - Hot Cinnamon, Mallard Green, Key Lime, Ginger P and Ginger FL
Brads, eyelets and glass beads
Beate used Tim Holtz Ideology Hitch Fasteners for closures on her bracelets. I have some of them on order and as soon as I they come in I will attached them to my cuffs. But you can use colorful ribbons to hold your bracelets on as I did with my Cheshire Cat cuff. NOTE*** I used brads to fasten them for my photos. But I don't think they would serve this purpose on a permanent basis.


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I'm Mad About You! - CPS54

I'm Mad About You! - CardPatterns Weekly Sketches #54. This card measures 5 x 7 inches. The cardstock and chipboard embellies are all from Basic Grey. The sentiment is a digi from Sassy Studio Designs and so are the mushrooms. I colored with Copics and Spicas.
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We're All Mad Here - OAC3 & C4C27

We're All Mad Here - Oh! Alice Challenge #3 painting the roses red.

So I wasn't too sure what the painting the roses red meant so I added red to my design. This is a thrown together card using bits and pieces of leftover items. My butterflies are cut from a scrap piece of Bazzill Just the Edge cardstock strip. The base cardstock is a scrap leftover from another project (DCWV Pocket Full of Posies stack). The ribbons were leftover from Christmas projects. The plaid background is from a prize I won. Both my Sassy Alice and the sentiment are from Sassy Studio Designs Stamps. I colored most of her using Paint Shop Pro. But her face, arms and hands were colored using Copics. This card is also created for Crazy 4 Challenges #27 - paper piercing.

So hubs and I went to the DRIVE -IN last night to see the movie! It was wonderful!!! It seems to move very fast. It was over waaay too soon for me. But we both really enjoyed the movie and Johnny Depp with an Irish accent is too cool! I can't wait for it to come out on DVD! Hurry and get your ticket and go see it! I hope you will love it as much as me!!! :O)

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Mad Hatter - Happy Birthday - OAC2

The Place: Oh, Alice! , the challenge use the sketch provided, the sponsors Pixie Dust Studios.
I stumbled upon a NEW blog today and I was thrilled! This place looks like sooo much fun. AND they have challenges to boot! So I played, of course. Well, when you have images like Alice in Wonderland, the Mad Hatter, and the Queen of Hearts, to mention a few. Who Wouldn't?! :O)

Cardstock : Stampin' Up!, DCWV Pocket Full of Posies Stack, Bazzill

Stamps: Stampin' Up!, Pixie Dust Studios, SoftPencil (butterflies, bug, snail and caterpillar)

Punch: Martha Stewart grass

Ink: Spica, Mettalic Gel Rollers

Ribbon & Felt: Creative Imaginations, Pink Paislee

Flower: Petaloo

Sentiment: Computer

This card is for my 20-something niece. Her birthday is this month and she is a movie buff and I know she's going to see this one! So Kara, Happy Birthday Sweetie!

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