DT Projects for Green Tara

"Sweet Princess'

* Green Tara lace CODE: L2897OW used for the top of the page this has been lightly painted lime green with a glimmer mist rather than sprayed.

 

*Green Tara lace at bottom of page lightly sprayed in apricot and pink but some white has been left to give it a 3 tone affect.

 

 

* Green Tara Pink Organza Stripe ribbon for the large bow, wire in the edge of this ribbon makes it easy to shape, and best of all it keeps its shape.

 

* Green Tara Pleated ribbon in lime creates a border right across the page.

 

* Green Tara Organza rosttes ribbon cut to create indivual flowers in grey.

 

 

* Green Tara Silver spray dragonfly cut from its stem to create a small embellishment.

 

* Green Tara Gardenia flowers in pink with the green leaves removed.

Green Tara Swarovski crystal flowers in 2 sizes.

"Easter Card"

 

  * Basket made out of Green Tara ric rac and sprayed with glitter.

 

 

* Basket handle Green Tara Wave ribbon in pink.

 

* Green Tara petals folded into quarters and layered.

 

 

* Eggs made from paper and Green Tara Unryo 12x12 mulberry paper. Each egg has had the top half coated in mulberry paper using pva glue, the orange egg was done with white paper then sprayed orange to create the right colour.

 

 

* Green Tara metal corner small, painted in white gesso then lime green paint and sanded back.

 

*Green Tara Herringbone in Turquoise used to wrap the card and the large bow

Sweet

"Sweet"

Green Tara Products Used

Roses - In large & small Pinks

Gardenias - In Ivory and Pink

Lace - Glimmer Mist used to add colour

Cherry Blossoms - In cream, some left plain others sprayed with blue glimmer

Leaves - Small copper

Organza Rosette Ribbon - In Pink

Crinkle Satin Edged Ribbon - In Pink

Calla Lillies - Pink

Extra's - Basic Grey papers, Various chipboard, Glimmer Mist and Glam



Fairy Princess



"Fairy Princess"

Green Tara Products Used

Cherry Blossoms - In Peach, Violet, Violet/White & Sea Green

Gardenias - In Purple & Lilac

Organza Rosette Ribbon - In Lavender

Lace - Glimmer Mist used to add colour

Extras - Kaiser papers, various chipboard, Doilies, Flower Soft



Granny, Grandma, Nanny, Nan, Nana

All words I didn't think I would hear to soon but it seams nature has a different idea so just after my 39th birthday this year I will become a Nana.

My eldest Daughter is expecting her first child in Sept, she will be 19 the same age I was when I had her. The saddest part for me is she lives several hours away with her boyfriend, who seams so be a wonderful guy and a pleasure to have added to our family of girls.

Now will it be a boy to break with our family's run or another girl to add to the already kayo tic lives we lead.

But please no more until I'm 50...........

Finally a photo of all 8 kids together



5th Birthday for Alannah

Had to be a Scooby Doo one I stayed up until 2am finishing her cake so it would be a suprise on sunday morning.



First Day of Big School

Miss Alannah has been waiting for this moment for months now counting down the day of pre-school until big school (kindy) started.

She had to wait for Christmas, Holidays, pre-school to finish, some of her sisters start the new year of school, her big sister going back to high school and then had to sit an interview with the kindy teachers all before she could put on her uniform, pack her bag, pick out some lunch and head to kindy.

Green Tara Jan DT work

Scooby doo loving girl

My 5yr daughter is Scooby mad and to make matters worse they only make Scooby boys clothes and toys, so she has been collecting the soft teddies. It was a little confronting to add flowers and ribbons to a somewhat Halloween page but overall I'm happy with the end result as is my daughter who carried the page around for a day lol.

 

String in black - To create the spiders web and spider.

Skeleton leaves in silver - I scrunched these up in my hands to give a warn look.

Gardenias in black - These have been sprayed with a silver glitter Glimmer Mist.

Copper leaves in small

Natural Jute ribbon

Organza Splatter ribbon in blue - Due to having a wire edge it was easy to create a crease in the ribbon to give it a ruffled look.

Organza Stripe in black - Used to create the ribbon flower, pull the wire out of one side of the ribbon completely then with the remaining wire bend one end over so it can't pull thru. Start to pull on the other end of the wire while pushing the ribbon down the wire so that the ribbon begins to gather, once you have it completely gathered you can cut off the excess wire and bend the two ends of the wires together to create a rosette flower.