This is Terri from Waving My Wand.  I'm an avid scrapper, crafter, DIY'er... you name it.  I'm also a designer for Mountain Plains Crafters and Doubleclick Skittles.  Besides crafting, I do freelance work and write the occasional craft article.  In July 2014, I was the Guest Blogger and Show Photographer for the Craft and Hobby Association Paper Arts Trade Show.  I'm also married with a 13 year old son, am the church pianist and work for an agency that serves children with disabilities.

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I'm so excited that Suzy asked me to be the Guest Designer today.  I first discovered her quirky stamps through my pal, Jen from Caffeinated Papercuts, also one of Suzy's DT members.  Today, I've chosen to feature the Fairy stamp in two different ways.  I loved this stamp from the start, particularly because it's so versatile; Disney themed projects, birthdays, magic/fantasy themes, and so on.

I've made this easy for you today.  Stenciling and heat embossing.  Easy, peasy!  Did I mention that I love that Suzy carries lots of fun accessories?  Yup.  I'm featuring several on this project.  I'll try and make it quick for you.  This card also features the So Suzy Stamps sentiment, "Stardust Dancing"

First, I inked up my fairy and fussy cut her body and wand only.  I created fairy wings on vellum by inking with Versamark clear ink and embossing with pink glitter embossing powder.  She's popped up with foam squares and the wings have 3 layers.  Next, I stenciled my A2 card with the bubble portion only of the TCW Sea Bubbles stencil that Suzy offers.  I added a trail of liquid pearls, and Skittles, both of which can be purchased here.  Don't you love that you can not only purchase amazing stamps from So Suzy Stamps, but you don't have to run all over town for the fun embellishments.  She makes it easy to shop!

Here's a close-up of this pretty fairy.  (Additional Supplies used: Close To My Heart archival black ink, Zing Pink Glitter embossing powder, Ranger liquid pearls Platinum Pearl, Ranger Yellow Stickles glitter glue, Pink Sorbet Skittles from Doubleclick Skittles, Banana Skittles, Memento London Fog Ink, Colorbox Archival Pinkolicious ink, sponge daubers, Recollections white pigment ink, Tombow gray dual brush pen, Wink of Stella clear)

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For my 2nd Fairy project, I have an adorable tag.  I've stayed more with the traditional "Tinkerbell" colors on this one.  My Fairy has been inked with Powder Puff chalk ink in Tahini.  I love that you could use this tag for a MULTITUDE of occasions!  I've added my crafty best friend's daughter's name.  This could be used as a gift tag or an embellishment for a scrapbook layout.  My friend has a Disney album so this may very well end up as an embellishment in her album.  I've also created some focal points to make my fairy shine.  A ribbon topper made from May Arts Ribbons and pearl accents, which by the way.... Suzy is selling May Arts Ribbons now and I couldn't be more thrilled!

I also made a little crown.  After all, it looks to me like my fairy is crowning a princess.  What little princess wannabe wouldn't love this?  The crown was cut using a die and my Cuttlebug, and popped up with foam squares.  It also features the Blue Raspberry Skittles

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Thanks so much for having me today.  I hope you enjoyed my Fairy projects.  Come and visit me on FB, Instagram, Twitter or Pinterest.  I'm listed as wavingmywand at each site. Now, go do some shopping!   

Terri from Waving My Wand

(Additional supplies: American Crafts Silver glitter adhesive strip, Alpha stickers (maker unknown), Ranger Glossy Accents, DecoArt Glamour Dust, Die-namics Crown die from the Photo Booth die set, Tag from Pretty Little Studio, scrap paper)