An interesting request- Rockabilly his and hers passport covers

A fun little request for some rockabilly passport covers!  Still working on a 'manly' hot rod version (pin-ups and flames maybe?)

Its printed on white cardstock and then very carefully cut out and fixed to some cute pink leopard print cardstock.   I think if I make more I'll create my own leopard print background and skip the tedious cutting out bits :P

Fun with Sharpies

So I bought this mega-pack of Sharpie markers a few weeks ago on a trip to the grocery store.  I got two packs, one big one, and one that had "80's brights" or something like that.  I've been doodling on bristol and cardstock with them, but today I decided to give ornaments a go  (my mom has about a million of these flat bisque ornaments that she paints on and she gave me some to play with, thanks mom!)

First I did a quick peacock feather, using a real one that the neighbor's peacock left behind on a visit as an example.  Then I dug out a Dover book of vintage butterflies and got to work!  I did a light pencil sketch of the basic outlines and then just started filling it in.  Who knew that the humble Sharpie could create such pretty things?

A few accents with metallic paint pens and a hit of glitter, then a few coats of clear spray sealer and voila!  I just need to seal the backs and add some pretty ribbon  :)

Now if someone could just teach me how to tie a decent bow I'll be all set for Christmas  :P

on tiny leopard dots

I've recently discovered the pure awesomeness that is Spoonflower!  Adventures in fabric design AND some pretty darn cool fabrics to drool over (yum!)

In my browsings I came across the most wonderful tiny leopard print imaginable.  It's destined to be a tee shirt in soft cotton in 1/3 doll size, with a pencil skirt and perhaps some tiny fishnets for Olive, my Domuya Fin BJD.  I had it printed on the organic cotton knit, which is lovely soft and supple knit, very nice to the touch.