Hi all
I have done the next challenge from Altered Alice on time! Miracle!
This time has the theme…. Now you see him now you don’t
As in make things appear and disappear on a project.
Here is my altered calendar closed….
This is mimicking the blue dress of Alice and the trim at the bottom of her dress on Tim Burtons movie…
And inside… When you lift the flap…
I coloured both cats myself with water soluble pencils.
Notice the Tim Burton Cheshire’s eyes?
I put 3D crystal lacquer on them…
The paper and boarder sticker is from this pad I bought today…
If you want too see my catch up post of my altered Alice challenges click here.
Thanks so much for looking… See you again soon….
Love your calendar, the colouring is great and the eyes *pop*
That’s fabulous, Debbie! I love the way the teeth peek through! Great colouring and the eyes look very cool!
Thanks so much for playing along with The Altered Alice! Love those bloody slashes in the “dress” on the cover, so creative! And such fun to see the Cheshire Cats inside, those eyes are fab!
love the cat eyes and your coloring!
Thank you so much
From Debbie Buckland Dip – multimedia Fiskars Ambassador Creative Paperclay [R] Design Team
My blog: http://artycrafty.wordpress.com Sent from my iPad
que delicia de conflito,
amo garras de felinos!!!
lindo cartão!
Thank you very much
From Debbie Buckland Dip – multimedia Fiskars Ambassador Creative Paperclay [R] Design Team
My blog: http://artycrafty.wordpress.com Sent from my iPad
Love the way you’ve used two different interpretations of Chessie on the same project!
Thank you very much. I loved both versions of the movies. I just couldn’t leave out the other Cheshire
From Debbie Buckland Dip – multimedia Fiskars Ambassador Creative Paperclay [R] Design Team
My blog: http://artycrafty.wordpress.com Sent from my iPad
So cool, that’s a wonderful card.
Thank you
From Debbie Buckland
Dip – multimedia
Fiskars Ambassador
Creative Paperclay [R] Design Team
My blog: http://artycrafty.wordpress.com
Sent from my iPad
The eyes on the Cheshire Cat are very spooky! What a great technique.
Karen
Thank you so much
From Debbie Buckland
Dip – multimedia
Fiskars Ambassador
Creative Paperclay [R] Design Team
My blog: http://artycrafty.wordpress.com
Sent from my iPad