It's Release Day for "Pixie of Oz" at Pixie Dust Studio!!!!!

Today is the day! It's Release Day for the newest Pixie Dust Collection "Pixie of Oz"!

This collection is HUGE! It includes ELEVEN digital images and ONE digital sentiment!

 Click your heels together three times and zap yourself over to the Pixie Dust Studio to see the special price for the entire collection!

This image is "No Place Like Home" and it's one of my favorites. I thought about this card for several days before deciding on this LO. I like the way it gives the feel of a tornado with objects flying around. All of the DP is from the Graphic 45, Magic of Oz Collection.

I used "Good Witch or Bad Witch" to make a Halloween card. I couldn't resist making a clothesline. Any excuse to use those adorable mini clothespins! The Bat DP is Fright "Night", by Jazzy Patterns from My Grafico.

My last card uses "Munkins". Such a cute little couple! I thought they would look adorable on a Christmas card, and they do!

I hope you've enjoyed your three day journey through the Land of Oz. I certainly had a blast creating all of these projects using such amazing images! Skip on over to the blogs of our creative Pixies and see their versions of the Land of Oz. Their links are in my sidebar. Don't forget to stop by the Studio to purchase your images! Repeat after me:
There's no place like Pixie Dust Studio!
 There's no place like Pixie Dust Studio!  

  There's no place like Pixie Dust Studio!  

Day Two of Sneak Peeks for "Pixie of Oz"!

This week's Pixie Challenge "Going Round and Round" is below this post.

Today we continue on our journey of the Land of Oz.

 

This is "Pixie Dorothy and Prince Toto". The shoes were cut from Graphic 45 DP, Magic of Oz Collection. The dress and bows were paper pieced using paper from The Paper Studio. The sentiment is my own. You can never have enough shoes! 

Sentiment Inside: "That's how many in dog years?"

Here's "Prince Toto" all ready to celebrate! His hat is a "Dress It Up" button. DP is from The Paper Studio. The candles were also cut from DP. Sentiments are from "Shirley's 2 Girls".

This is "Good Pixie of the South". Wouldn't she make a gorgeous birthday card for a little girl? I paper pieced the skirt of her dress. Hubby said she was "Too PINK"! Is there such a thing????

 

Here is "Wicked Pixie of the West". I couldn't resist using her on a Halloween card. The bats were stamped with a Hero Arts stamp. I LOVE my MS spider web punch!

      Follow the yellow brick road to our talented Pixies blogs! Their links are in my sidebar. Tomorrow is RELEASE DAY for the Pixie of Oz Collection! I'll have more peeks for you then. I hope you'll stop by and visit!