Not to be reckoned with

Happy Saturday Peeps, this post has a bit of a story and a wee moral.  A little while back I saw this wonderful digi stamp and almost got it, I had an idea immediately when I saw it and how I would use it, BUT I did not know where this feather was, in one of my many safe places, LOL, so I passed.  This week I found the feather, by the way there are usually 5 or more things on my "Find IT" list.  Have you guessed yet?  I could not for the life of me remember where I saw the image.  I did finally find it, but the moral of this story is when you see a digi you love, BUY IT!  Oh black hair is my nemisis, I will practice more, other than that I am happy with the goddess.

The background paper is one I have forgotten the name of, it is not Bazzill but just as wonderful.  I put the woven boarder on the left to balance out my precious black feather (which by the way is from a favorite mask I own), the feather fell out and I could not get it to stay back in without damaging so I put it away for safe keeping.  The background for the "Raven Goddess" by Teri at "Delicous Doodles" check her out, is a Spellbinder's oval in yummy "Delusion" dyes "Bubble Gum Pink" and "Zesty Yellow", then distressed with "Vintage Photo" distress ink. The goddess and her raven were colored with Copics. 

Yesterday or the day before when I finally found the Goddess, I saw that they had posted a new challenge and this will work, so I am submitting in the "Delicous Doodles Challenge". Okay, I have to admit sometimes I can be very dense, I was on the Delicious Doodles site looking at all the fab entries for this challenge and someone said they were not sure if they got it right, I thought maybe I should go back and reread the rules, w e l l, I now have it, lol, I used Dies (Spellbinder's Oval), Delicious Doodles Image and glitter. I added some wonderful diamond stickles to the feathers. Now I am done. Stay safe and have a very happy weekend. Hugs