4x4 Friday "Da Vinci's Ladies"

The challenge was to use a Da Vinci Lady image in a 4x4 format, we couldn't use dear smiling Mona, so I flew through cyberspace and found a bare breasted, Columbine. I added a Palm Tree, shades, hat and a doolie bob stamp. Fun... Fun... Fun!

Celtic Arch

"Celtic" was the challenge for this weeks challenge. The image is a dover print, and I found the Celtic knots at about.com then made a packing tape transfer.

4x4 Friday "Fairies"

Another fun 4x4 Friday. These two gems are mother/daughter fairies as they leave their little fairy house bringing a dose of fairy dust to all.

Crazy Amigos "I'm Crazy About..Spring"

This is my first "Crazy Amigo Challenge"... what fun. This weeks theme is "I'm Crazy About...". We winter in Arizona, so this time of year is Spring flowers and fantastic temperatures. This little piece says it all with a skirt that reads " Fall in love with spring again" and a hubby with a head cold.

Arch Challenge " Transition"

My goodness what a stretch, Transition was our theme this week over at the Gothic Arch Challenge. I just couldn't get a handle on it. Finally, I just let my scissors and paper stash talk to me. The figures were originally a vintage photo of two older gals standing on the ocean front. They desperately needed a make over, so ... Ta Da... Transition!! New hair, designer clothes and accessories. Funny how art just happens when you "get out of the way".

Gothic Arch "Trash"

This week's challenge was to use Trash in our gothic arch project. I have plenty of trash, so this was great fun. The arch shape is made from a Cheerio box. The background is a wine label and tea bags, dresses made of map pages and green stamps.

School Days Gothic Arch

"Mary is a poor speller". This is this weeks Gothic Arch Challenge, the theme is school days. I was not only a poor speller, but an even poorer math student. When I saw that puzzled look on this young ladies face, it brought back those speeling bee gidders. Had I had known there would be Microsoft Word in my future, I would have jumped for joy.