Happy-go-lucky ! Clever Dexter Challenge #3

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 Struck by Luck




Hello everyone!

So happy to be once again sharing a fun project for the Clever Dexter challenge! We are officially in the third month,  and the theme this time around is a truly fun one.

March is all about celebrating St. Patrick's Day; four leaf clovers, pots of gold, leprechauns and rainbows galore! This months official theme is Struck by Luck and once again, we get to create with wonderful images from Polkadoodles.

We have been given three images to play  with and I decided to pair two of them together to create a fun and festive card.

Introducing Polkadoodles digital stamps, Winnie Wonderland Tweedledum and Winnie Wonderland Hat! I loved using both of these! It was very easy to see it all come together. I colored up the mainninages using Arrtx markers and did a texture overlay with Prismacolor Premiere pencils. I fussy cut both images, and adhered them over a background of white and green clouds.

How would you use these images? What mediums to create are your favorites? Share your project with us today, over at the Clever Dexter blog post,  for your chance to win a prize! The challenge runs all month long, and it gives you plenty of time (and chances) to submit your make. All info and details are provided in the Clever Dexter Challenge #3 post, for your consideration.

A big thank you to Polkadoodles,  for being our sponsor again this month! Make sure to check out their website today.

Happy crafting
Eny Dunn

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