ME myself and I: More celebrations

Tuesday, 17 May 2016

More celebrations

Hello again! As it's our 7th Birthday we are continuing our celebrations with extra makes for you.

As this anniversary is normally called the "7 year itch", the Polka Doodles team have embraced the prickly feeling by scratching that itch and mixing/scratching up some new images ... get the pun? Corny we know but the team have had great fun. So to embrace the “itchy scratch” the Polka Doodles team have thrown caution to the wind and “scratched up” a different kind of birthday celebration.

The birthday celebrations will be running for 2 weeks and each day someone from the Polka Doodles team will be sharing their “mixed/scratched up” image. It’s been all hush hush and secret squirrel too as no one knows who has been busy creating what and when they will be revealing their image... so the Polka Doodles team get to join in the fun too. To add an extra layer of itchy fun, everyone has also been colouring up the new “scratched/mixed up” images, (still not knowing who designed them) and they will be sharing via their blogs and on FaceBook.
We really have scratched things up ... new merged images, no one knows who created what and no one knows when they’ll be sharing them ...!

Please do take the opportunity to visit the Polka Doodles team and see their new digi images because you will find a discount code (or two) along your way that you can use in the Polka Doodles shop

As part of our birthday celebrations we were asked to merge to images to use for a challenge and this is what I decided to go with.

To create this.

I used the absolutely adorable Serenity Princess image. You can buy her on her own HERE or as part of the full collection HERE, which is an amazing price for what you get. I also used papers and a sentiment from the same collection. I then used the door from the Magic Garden collection which you can buy HERE, the mushrooms and flowers are also from the same collection. The images are coloured with the Kuretake Gansai Tambi watercolour paints, apart from the skin for which I used Copics for a change.