Baby, it's cold outside!

But this is Cozy Tilda and she's warm and toasty and ready for the Christmas tree! I made this ornament from an Ellison die at school. I cut out one of my medium weight coasters that had been collecting dust! I covered it with MME paper and then sanded and sponged the edges.
There is a similar ornament to this one Here
On this one I used Stardust Stickles on the edges of the snowflake cut out.
This adorable Tilda came from Magnolia-licious. The link to the store is at the side. This one doesn't seem to be in stock now, but you can certainly email Diana to make a request for her!

I used E43 as my base brown for the suede look boots. To that I added a couple of darker brown. (I din't write them down, sorry!)

My pinks are R30, R81 and R83 blended with R0000.

I used BG000 andBG10 on her winds and fur. I colored the fur a little darker so it shows through the Fun Flock (white) that I added! Love that stuff! After I added a few more stickles she was done and mounted on dimensionals onto the ornament.

I hope to get some more of these done-they are really quite easy for someone who loves to color as I do!

Please remember you have until the end of the month to enter your shape card in the Magnolia-licious December challenge. You can find details and inspiration HERE.

Regarding the Mo's Digital Pencil Design Team Blog that I announced last week-IT IS NOW OPEN TO EVERYONE!! You can find it HERE. (We are so sorry that it said by invitation last week-it has now been opened up!)

Thanks so much for coming by! Thanks also for all the wonderful comments yesterday on the card that is my new favorite!

Have a great day!

TWO projects!

This is very unusual for me! I'm not usually ahead enough to post two things at once! I had one final Autumn project that I wanted to show you and since it's officially Christmas season I thought I'd tuck it in here! See my Autumn Mum box below. While I've been waiting for my new Christmas Magnolia stamps from Diana (they came yesterday!!) I colored up this little Tilda from the Summer kit (but also sold separately due to its popularity) and put her on a chipboard ornament.
I cut the ornament from a medium thickness coaster. I used an Ellison die at school and cut it on the Ellison machine. This weight coaster does not cut with my cuttlebug. I traced, cut and glued some Cosmo Cricket paper onto the chipboard. I sanded the edges and then used distress tea dye ink on the edges followed by some matte accents glue and diamond dust glitter. Tilda is colored with copics and then mounted on dimensionals onto the chipboard. Her wings are sparkled up with Stardust stickles and her dress is painted with Angel Wings shimmerz paint. A few latte colored pearls and some Papertrey ribbon and she's ready for the tree. Very fun and easy to make!

A close up of this sweet angel.

My autumn box with papertrey inks beautiful pitcher of mums. Paper is again Cosmo Cricket.

The top of the box has one of the huge chocolate buttons from my Papertrey buttons. Love it!

Thanks so much for visiting today! We plan to get the tree out t0day and I hope to start creating with my wonderful new Magnolia stamps! This afternoon we are going to visit my SIL in the hospital. I can't thank you enough for the prayers said for her!

Wishing you an excellent day!

Cheryl