LOTV Birthday Fairies Blog Hop

Morning everyone, it's time for the Blog Hop to show off the new Birthday Fairies from Lili Of The Valley.

There are 10 adorable new stamps in the set and they will be available to buy on the website from 10am on Saturday 10^th May.

The shop in Leeds is open that day for the Birthday celebrations, there will be lots going on and we have design team members from all over the world coming along, I'm going to be there too colouring with my distress markers and adding frantage to images too.

There will be more new products, demonstrations and special offers  ….we’re all very excited about it and it should be a really great day.

Don’t worry if you can’t get to the shop because there will be some online fun too, we will let you have details nearer the time but Lucy will be on Facebook throughout the day bringing you chat, news and pictures from the shop.

Just ‘hop’ from one blog to another following the links, hopefully we can give you lots of ideas and inspiration for using these cute new images

As always we have some hidden prizes along the way, we don’t know where they are so do be sure to visit and comment on every blog

It will be announced on the Ideas to Inspire blog on Saturday morning which were the ‘lucky’ blogs. The winners will be drawn at random from all the comments that were left on those blogs

We have 2 full sets of the new stamps to give away, 2 lucky winners will each get all 10 new designs

  

Here's a list of all the blogs taking part, and remember that you will need to visit them all and leave a comment on each one to have the best chance of winning;

 Ideas to Inspire

Anne

Becky (me)

Dawny

Dena
Elise

Fleur

Gretha

Jen

Kathy
Lou

Mary J

Mindy
Pops

I have used Time Flies and colured her in with distress inks, as always I have made the wings sparkle with glamour dust, there is also some chunky white enamel around the image too.

The papers are also from LOTV, I have used sheets from both Bonnets and Bowties pad and also from the Bonnets and Bowties Solids too, the edges have been distressed with a Tim Holtz tool and then machine sewn with Top Stitch Thread.

Who else used to do this with dandelions when they were little? 

Your next stop is the lovely Dawny, but if you get lost you can start again at the Idea's To Inspire blog, also, don’t forget to stop by the Ideas to Inspire blog on Saturday morning when you can find out who the lucky winners were of the prizes before the stamps go on sale.

Hugs,

Becky xx