I used cold pressed watercolor paper. A kersal letter outlined using the rheostat, low watt iron and gold embossing powder and painted with Twinkles H2o's. I made a paper shoe and attached it with a flower brad. 

Words: B is for blue suede shoes

I used beaded stars, blue paper I bought from Quietfire Design. I used Dreamweaver translucent embossing paste and a circle stencil I cut out for the moon. I sprinkled lots of glitter (blue, pink, white and silver powder). I wrote the words with a white gel pen.

This is a booklet ATC and II used my computer to write out the text of what makes a blue moon.

Words: Once upon a blue moon

I used white cardstock and dry embossed the letters for the word "Blues" into the cardstock. I used my pencil colors to color in the musical instrument, then did a mid range blue for the background. Drew in my musical lines for the text, Wrote them in using a combination of italic and funky musical letters using blue ink. I then did a heavier background working around the text.

Words: Sing your heart out with the blues

I used a section of the batik paper I made a while ago. mounted it onto a piece of white linen cardstock then onto the dark blue cardstock. I wrote the words with a Zig marker in blue.

Words: Fly away with me into the wild blue yonder.

I used white mat board and the stencil of the trees I had cut out a while back. I used Dreamweaver translucent embossing paste and sprinkled blue glitter. I cut out a star shape from silver metal foil and folded over all the sharp edges, dry embossed the words, painted it with black acrylic paint, let dry, then removed the paint from the surface leaving the paint in the indentations of the letters. I attached it to the mat board with a silver brad.

Words: Starry Starry Night (I had Vincent Van Gogh on my mind at the time I created these)

I used dark blue cardstock, my tree stencil and translucent Dreamweaver embossing paste, and sprinkled blue glitter. I made the same star as before.

Words: Starry Starry Night 

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