Doughnut

This layout was inspired by Sketch #24 @ Crop Divas Destination:

The title says: Jelly Doughnut
The journaling says: Jelly Doughnuts for Hanukkah: observe & watch, develope strategy, plan your moves and attack! Bon appetit!

I used: DCWV cardstocks, sonburn cardstock, Unity Stamp, StazOn jet black, Ink it Up! black ink, Sharpie.

4th Birthday

This layout was inspired by Sketch #48 @ Unscripted Sketches:

The picture was taken on August 2008, on my big girl's 4th birthday!

The journaling says: To celebrate your birthday: You got a new camera, We went to eat in a restaurant, Your grandma made you a cake for your kindergarten celebrations.

I used: Making Memories Animal Crackers Ella Glittered Dot, DCWV solid carstocks, Sizzix cardstock, Ink It Up! black ink, StazOn jet black, Unity stamps, Inkadinkado Special Florals, sonburn alpha, Sharpie, ribbons.

Hanukkah

This layout was inspired by sketch #25 @ Crop Divas Destination.


The title says: Hanukkah
The journaling says: Friday, 8th candle of Hanukkah. We set the table to celebrate to holiday. The girls helped Oren light our Hanukiah and we sat to eat...

I used: DCWV cardstocks, Sonburn cardstocks & alpha (transformed to Hebrew letters), Cuttlebug embossing folders, Ink It Up! black ink, Sharpie

Dinosaur

Another doll created using the wrapping technique:

After I created the basic shapes of head & body, I asked Yaara (5 1/2 years old) what will it be. She immediately said: Dinosaur! I looked at it and it really looked like one, so after adding arms, legs, face and the thing on his back - everyone can say it's a dinosaur...

Wrapped Kitty

This is my second doll using the wrapping technique. This one makes me even more proud of myself: After I created the basic shapes for the head and body I started to place them in differnt positions and figured out it should be a cat... No earlier inspiration for this one, no prior intentions... My imagination all by itself :-)

Wrapped Birdie

On March 5th I was in Neta Amir's workshop and she tought me (and other) her wrapping technique. It is pretty cool technique and I finished my first dll:

I love it and I think it's very cute! I will probably do more and more!