Good Saturday afternoon. I have a fun project to share with you today using Susan Tierney- Cockburn’s Garden Fairy BigZ XL, Garden Fairies Framelits and Stamps, Garden Fairy Accessories Framelits and Stamps and Black-Eyed Susan.
I cut all the pieces using craft-a-board and again using designer paper. I stamped the fairy on watercolor paper using black versafine and watercolored using distress reinkers and a waterbrush.
I attached the designer paper pieces to the craft-a-board pieces with glossy accents and attached the the head with ATG adhesive. I assembled the pieces and attached them all together with brads.
I cut several flower sections to use as the skirt for the fairy. I cut them in half and formed them using the stylus and molding pad. I attached the flowers to the fairy and added layers up to the waist. I attached the formed seed pods at the waist to create the center of the flower. 
I added leaves and tiny flowers to the neck, boots and wrists for the final finishing touch.
I couldn’t resist adding a close up view of the fairy’s face because I think she is so pretty.
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you have a great weekend.
Paper: Papertrey Pattern Pack, Spring Moss, White, Watercolor , Craft-a-Board Ink: Distress Reinkers Accessories: Susan Tierney- Cockburn’s Garden Fairy BigZ XL, Garden Fairies Framelits and Stamps, Garden Fairy Accessories Framelits and Stamps, Black-Eyed Susan, Impression Obsession Leaf Cluster, Martha Stewart Branch Punch, Fiskars 1/8” Circle Punch, Brads, Glossy Accents, Waterbrush,
She is adorable!!! I have the die and stamps but have not tried her yet. You have inspired me. 🙂
Marjorie from TX
Kittie, this is so cute…. very sweet and I’m sure little girls would love to receive this…. your talent so amazes me…. SUPER CUTE
This is fabulous.
OH My Goodness.. is that not the Cutest little fairy… I love her!! It puts me in the mind of when we had cut-out dolls…. I bet this form could be use as a cut-out doll… Oh what memories…..
Hi Kittie,
I LOVE it!!! When I started crafting a million years ago I used to make paper dolls just like this. I had to make the pieces and face my self – but I still have the first one I made.
Wonderful papers, flowers and painting.
It brought me very happy memories :o)
Of course yours is first class – not so mine.
Hugs, Candy
Absolutely fabulous Kittie – LOVE it! As Candy said – this takes me back a trillion years too!
Your projects are always amazing. Hugs, Sylvia xx
I’d welcome this little fairy in my garden any time. 2 2 precious!
Takes me back to the “old days” when we used to have those little printed books that had the dolls and doll clothes with the little tabs on them, that you could cut out and dress up. You have created a true work of art with this creation Kittie.
Very cute and funny little doll! I would like to play with it)))
Your fairy is magnificent; thank you for such a wonderful tutorial. You really create beautiful work with my dies, XOXO