very sparkly fairy

This fairy is again made with the help of the craft materials sent to me by Up-Quark.



Stuff I used:

- Flower nail stickers 

- Felt (as the fairy's dress)

- Pressed clover

- Hexagonal nail glitter 

- Wire (for the fairy's belt and jewelry)

- Green tracing paper (for fairy jewelry and butterflies)
 

I just couldn't resist the pressed clover and had to make a meadow scene! The nail sticker flowers were also a good fit - of course I added a lot of flowers in the same style. The coloring was mainly done with acrylic paints and acrylic pens.
 

The card is decidedly 3D: the fairy is cut out and glued to the background, as are the small transparent paper butterflies and the slightly larger flower on the right. And the dress is naturally a bit thicker anyway. So the wire decoration is almost no longer noticeable... XD I sealed the whole thing with acrylic spray varnish to protect it, otherwise the delicate pressed plant material wouldn't stand a chance.

The Jeweler... or not?!?

...aaaand the third ATC made with the help of the craft materials sent to me by Up-Quark.



I still had a large clock sticker and two metallic pens I had not used yet at all, soooo, I had to use them on this card! The materials used are:

Newly used materials:

- Clock sticker (cut up; scale of the balance and paper under the jewelry box at the bottom right)

- Dark gold gel pen (for metallic shine on the scale)

- Dark pink metallic marker (ribbons on the lady's outfit; partially painted with the brush)

- Wire (for the piece of jewelry the lady is holding)

- green tracing paper (three gemstones: in the lady's hand, at the bottom next to the jewelry box, and at the back in the display)

- dark green felt (cushion of the jewelry box)

(Plus a Faber Castell PITT brush in warm grey III and some acrylic pens abused as acrylic colors with a a paintbrush.)

By the way, I'm sure the jeweler doesn't just make jewelry: he also has tools for much rougher work out, and the scales seem a bit big for small stones... All this sparkly stuff has to be a front. The question is what the lady REALLY wants in the store! Presumably, it's not purely for, uh, fashionable purposes... XD