Lovebug wishes
Hello everyone. Today I am sharing my last card for the month of nature for A Blog Named Hero. I went all huge making a mountain and ocean-card for the last card I shared, so I am going all tiny for my last one.
For this card I used the cute mushroom and ladybug stamps from the December 2018 My Monthly Hero kit to create my scene.
I started by inking my sky using a light blue color. I then inked my grass using a couple of green shades. I splattered some water drops on the grass to make it react and cut it a bit wavy to make it come to life. I glued the sky and grass together and cut them to a long narrow strip. I also cut a thin strip of black cardstock to ground the scene a bit.
I stamped my images and colored them using copic markers and created some highlights using a white gel pen. I then glued my images on to my scene.
I glued the whole thing to a white panel cut to size using a stitched rectangle die and stamped the sentiment from the same stamp set as the images.
Finally I glued my card panel to a green card base and finished the card by making a few droplets with glitter glue.
Be on the lookout for our new challenge at A Blog Named Hero the 15th. It is a lovely one.
I'm entering this card in the following challenges:
* Make my monday - #109 Red, Green and white
* Crafty Creations challenges - #402 Anything goes
* The sisterhood of crafters - Forest animals
For this card I used the cute mushroom and ladybug stamps from the December 2018 My Monthly Hero kit to create my scene.
I started by inking my sky using a light blue color. I then inked my grass using a couple of green shades. I splattered some water drops on the grass to make it react and cut it a bit wavy to make it come to life. I glued the sky and grass together and cut them to a long narrow strip. I also cut a thin strip of black cardstock to ground the scene a bit.
I stamped my images and colored them using copic markers and created some highlights using a white gel pen. I then glued my images on to my scene.
I glued the whole thing to a white panel cut to size using a stitched rectangle die and stamped the sentiment from the same stamp set as the images.
Finally I glued my card panel to a green card base and finished the card by making a few droplets with glitter glue.
Be on the lookout for our new challenge at A Blog Named Hero the 15th. It is a lovely one.
I'm entering this card in the following challenges:
* Make my monday - #109 Red, Green and white
* Crafty Creations challenges - #402 Anything goes
* The sisterhood of crafters - Forest animals
OMG what a fun & fabulous scene you have created! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Sisterhood of Crafters challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.
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Oh, lovely. A non Christmas Card for the red, green and white Challenge. I didn't think we'd get any. Well done. It's beautiful. Thanks for joining us at Make My Monday.. Love Dawn x
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Thank you for sharing with us at The Sisterhood of Crafters.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous card, I love it, perfect for our challenge. Thanks for playing along with us at Make My Monday. Caz. DT
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