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I thought maybe you could use a little leprechaun.

Here is another version. 

Just click on any of the images to open in a larger screen, then save to your computer before printing.

Here is a sepia look for him, if you aren't in a St. Patty's mood.

Or maybe you are feeling girly? 

Here is an image from an old French chocolate card, that was blue. I tinted it sepia and added some soft colors.  I'm going to use her as a fairy in one of the cages from the previous post.

And here is a little girl leprechaun made from a sepia photo, just for fun.

  Now, why do I let myself get side tracked on these kind of projects?? I only needed a couple of fairy pics and next thing you know, I've edited 20 instead. 

Back to work!

Those fairies are not going to just fly into the cages on their own. I need to glue them down and trap them!

Comments

[mercedes scott]

Karla - thank you for the darling images! Side-tracking is a good thing; a much needed break from trapping fairies...

[Laurie]

I love the little boy, especially! Thanks, Karla!

[jeanie]

Oh, Karla! Thank you for a lovely treat! They are dear in so many ways!

Happy St. Paddy's!

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