CSI Case File 124

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Hello again, would like to share with you all my take, as Special Investigator, on  Case File 124 at CSI. It is such a soft pretty palette and just perfect for this pic of one of my gorgeous neices, Shelby Jade.


 

I solved the case by using all the colours - 
  • Sunrise Shadows - grape color, taken from the background in the bottom left  - 142.54.92
  •  Petal Pink - pale pink, taken from the flower  - 250.226.224
  • Fairy Dust - white, taken from the petals -  255.255.255
  • Dawn Glow - light orange, taken from the background - 249.209.140
  • Morning Sun- pale yellow, taken from the highlights in her hair  - 249.240.197
From the Evidence -  I used butterflies, glitter (on the flowers and butterflies), flowers, rub-ons, stars and ruffle.

EVIDENCE - CHOOSE AT LEAST 2 CLUES
  • butterfly
  • glitter
  • flowers
  • rub-ons/stamps
  • ombre
  • wings
  • stars
  • check/plaid pattern
  • ruffle
  • watercolor
  • swirls
  • tiny brads
  • bokeh photo effect (you can do this free on PicMonkey)
For the Testimony I used the Inspiration word - Magic which is in my journalling on a card hidden behind the pic.

 
I hope that you will have a go at solving this Case File, it really can be used for just about anything.
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
Hugs and love till next time
Annette xo


Comments

Lizzy Hill said…
Just adore this! You've really done a gorgeous job of the case file - it's exquisite!!
May 28, 2014 at 9:35 PM
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