I made my project with the set Isabelle Paper Dolls, and I decorated a tin to hold the pieces. The paper is Euphoria by BasicGrey. I stamped Isabelle and a couple of her animal friends on the front. I colored with Copics and paper pieced her clothes, then I sponged around the image with SU! Soft Sky ink. The image panel and mat were cut with Rectangle Nestabilities. The sentiment is from What's the Story?. I thought it was perfect to use with this set -- my girls have been creating stories with these pieces all day! :)
I pierced two holes in the top of the tin and knotted ribbon inside to create a little handle, so it can be carried anywhere!
I made the paper dolls into magnetic dolls by stamping the images in Jet Black Stazon onto a magnetic sheet. I purchased the sheets at Staples. They have a glossy white front, and they are actually meant for printing out photos to create photo magnets. I colored the images with Copics. Here's my advice: heat set the ink for a looooong time before you color so you don't get black ink smeared into your coloring. Ask me how I know this...The magnetic sheets are very thin and cut very smoothly. That was the easy part. ;)
Since my oldest daughter's high school mascot is a panda, I had to turn the bear costume into a panda. Doesn't she look so cute?
I've had so much fun with this set -- I've had fun with all the new MFT sets! Be sure to join us at the MFT Forum tonight at 9:00 pm for the release party!
Thanks so much for stopping by to visit! Now, the next stop on the Blog Hop is Cindy Haffner's Blog -- she's sure to have some eye candy for you! Enjoy! :)

OMGosh..this is TOTALLY fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! So super adorable!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love the panda!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Paper Doll Set! I Love It!
ReplyDeleteDarling, Christina!!
ReplyDeleteSo precious!! I love your panda!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet!! I love the panda bear version!!
ReplyDeleteYour set is soooooooooooo cute! I love it! :)
ReplyDeleteDarling! Great idea about the photo paper too!
ReplyDeleteLove it, Christina!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it! I have a 3 year old that would LOVE the magnetic paper dolls!!
ReplyDeleteVery adorable...
ReplyDeletereen
This is SO sweet, Christina!! I love how you turned the bear into a Panda - how cute is that!?
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable. I love the black and white one!
ReplyDeleteI love your paper dolls! So cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a super cute idea!! Beautiful job on this project!
ReplyDeleteSmiles,
Janna
Yeah Christina! This is ADORABLE girl!! love it!
ReplyDeleteso cute! love your coloring & colors you used on the front. see ya tonight!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! I love the panda! -Molly B
ReplyDeleteChristina! This is so darn cute! A girl is going to have fun with this adorable set. Love them in a tin! Perfect Christmas gift! You ROCK!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea with the magnetic sheets!! You always have such great inspirations.
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!! Loving the tin and the handle at the top for easy carrying!! CUTE!! :) TFS!
ReplyDeleteWay so cute.
ReplyDeleteVery, very cute! I'm lovin' this set!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! Love it! LOL about smeary stazon. ;-)
ReplyDeleteAdorable and I love your coloring technique really makes them pop!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! I can't wait to get to Staples and give the magnets a whirl.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea...this is so cute! Awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteThese staqmps are just too darn cute and everyone has done such magnificent jobs creating, including YOU!
ReplyDeleteHow totally cute!!!! WOW, I love this Christina! *STAMPIN HUGS* Alex
ReplyDeleteThis is such a perfect gift for a little girl. The stamps are so cute.
ReplyDeleteWhat will you think of next?? ....you're amazing!
-Cher
So cute - I LOVE that panda version!
ReplyDeletevery cute project!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteAdorable tin with handles!! Pretty creative!
ReplyDeleteGreat Job! Love 'em!
ReplyDeleteOMG!! So cute! Lovin that panda bear!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat JOB!! Love the paper doll, your Flopsey... I love them all!
ReplyDeleteoh WOW! what a great idea to make with the tin! who would have thought to do that...I will definitely have to try this out. how did you punch the hole through the tin? with a crop-a-dile? you have to teach me! TFS!
ReplyDeleteVery very cute. By the way- Your link to your blog from your photo of this on splitcoaststampers is missing the . between ink and blogspot so the link itself is not working.
ReplyDeleteLeticia
What an ADORABLE idea!!!! My daughter would FLIP! (And nothing like learning from experience, huh?) :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome Christina!!!!! Wow!!
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