Claire's Digi Corner: My first digi image

Sunday, February 6, 2011

My first digi image

In the past I have been asked several times about my drawings and cutting files so I've decide to set up a blog and make them available.
This image was the first and took a long time to draw but she is versatile.
She can be used as a digi stamp and as a WPC cutting file.

Here are a couple of cards made with this image.
The first is a card I made, the dress is cut with Pazzles, the head and shoulders printed directly on the card.

This card is made by the very talented Jackie who was kind enough to make a very different card.

http://jackies-space.blogspot.com/
Price €1.50

2 comments:

Jess's Crafty ThingsFebruary 7, 2011 at 9:03 PM
gorgeous cards Claire and Jackie, and such an elegant image. Congrats on the new blog Claire!
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Di's DooodlesFebruary 9, 2011 at 3:43 PM
Absolutely gorgeous Claire, so elegant too !!

I with you every success with you new venture :-D
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Need to Know

1.How will your image be delivered?
Your image or file will be delivered within 24 hours by e-mail

2.How can you use your image or file
You can print your image as it is or resize it, it can be coloured with your prefered medium but waterbased clours might smudge.I have coloured images with watercolours and it was fine because I kept the bush on the dry side near the edges.
Occasionally I will put up cutting files, they will be WPC files.
Some of these files can be used as templates to cut by hand.

3. Size and format of the images
Most images are between 4 and 5 inches, the format is Jpeg for now. I am working on PNG and PDF.

4. Selling of your images
You can sell up to 50 cards or projects made with my artwork.

5. Terms and conditions
The digital images or cutting files you buy are copyright of Claire Hutton and are meant for personal use only. The images and files cannot be sold, swapped, altered or given away in any form.
They cannot be incorporated in websites or digital kits.
They cannot be used to reproduce rubber or clear stamps.
You can put pictures of the finished card or project on your blog but not the original image. If you want to give credit you can use a link back to this blog.
Thank you for buying some of my work.
Claire