I coloured Miss Lolli with my Letraset Promarkers, taking my colours from the 3 lollipop buttons; I then came across this paper in my stash, and couldn't believe how well it went with the colours I'd used. I used one of the my favourite border punches to give the paper the look of a note book. I then added some washi tape along the bottom of the card before adding my sentiment using Tiny Tag Alphabet Stickers from Cosmo Cricket. I added the all important lollipop buttons, and then decided it still needed something else. So I decided to add some pink organza ribbon, I used a thin metallic thread to sew a running stitch through the ribbon, then i simply pulled the thread tight to get the ruffles and added a few stitches at the bottom to secure it; I added the ribbon to my card using staples.
My Miss Lolli Pop card also fits with this week's Pixie Dust Studio Pixie Challenge, which is 'Tween Teen's Dream', create a card/project suitable for a tween or teen??
I'll see you tomorrow, with another Pixie Dust Card, and you'll be able to purchase the Candy Jar Collection.
Have a great day
Suzi
xxx
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