I love making these little characters! I made their little clothes by hand-sewing and loved doing the embroidery on the jackets! These details make them so much fun to look at to me! |
I found the text 'Far, Far Away' on a page in a paper stack I had in my stash and manually cut around it. I popped it up with Ranger Pop It! pop dots, stacked to raise it 1/2" off the page.
I cut flowers from Walk In My Garden, page 84 (cut at 1/2") and page 82 (cut at 1"), and layered them with silk flowers. I also cut assorted branches for the fairies to hold from Straight From the Nest, page 43 (cut at 3/4", 1", 2-1/2"). I added hand-cut, inked, and detailed little leaves to add a bit more detail.
I cut the grass layers from Straight From the Nest, page 41 (cut at 1-3/4"). I ran the top layers through the Cuttlebug to gain a little texture since these layers would be in the foreground. I added hand-cut leaves to the grasses as well.
I decided to glue one of the characters inside the frame to take advantage of the shadow box. I played a bit to find placement.
I finalized the picture, adding a lantern to one of the branches, cut from Pagoda, page 26 (2") and flowers from the same cart, pages 56 and 57 (1" and 1-1/4").
I put the backing and frame together to combine all the fairies!
My daughter checked in on me throughout this project and had already decided on a place to hang it in her room.
17 comments:
Nadia WOW WOW WOW.
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Caroline (aka Doxieluv01)
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That is beautiful! You are so creative.
This is just beyond sweet!
I love the little flower petal dresses and leaf wings.
And the cloths on the dolls are delightful!
hugs, TR
Oh Nadia this is so so Cute, I love little miniature things and this is adorable! And what a fun book, I have one of her books packed somewhere, It's still in storage. Isn't her little dolls soooooo darn Cute! You did a wonderful job creating your own and I bet your daughter just Loves it! Lucky Girl!
((Hugs)) Theresa
Insanely amazing as usual!! I am NOT going to show my daughter your blog in fear she will want that!
I love your project! I also love how well it fits with your daughter's pics from Disney!! Love it!!
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Wow!! Love all the detail! It's beautiful!
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Carolyn
Thank you, Nadia, for always sharing your heart with us! Your projects are so beautiful! I look forward to seeing everything you create!
Nadia,
What is not to love about this project! It is precious. I love all the colors, your imagination,your incredible talent. It's always a pleasure to come to your blog.
Therese
What nice comments and sweet blog awards too! I am glad you like my project. My husband actually liked this one too. :)
Oh wow! This is awesome. Ranks number 1 in your creations now for me!!
TFS
That is super amazing!! I love it!!
TFS!! Take Care!!
Jennie @ http://earthyscrap.blogspot.com/
really cute! I think i have that stack :) oh to find the time to make some cute little characters. knowing my kids they would want to play with them mroe than let it be in the shadow box :) TFS!
I can't wait to see your next design team project.
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Oh Nadia, I have this book too, and I adore making little dolls from there.
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