Hello everyone! Hope everyone is doing well and looking forward to
a sunny spring! Today I'm bringing you a cute card made with
products from
This card was so easy to make! And there are lots of papers and greetings
to choose from. Let me show you how I made my card! I
composed my images on the computer. I decided to use 2 pieces
of the patterned paper and a partial sentiment.
I decided I wanted the umbrella to be the same plaid as the bottom
of the card. So I actually cut an extra piece of the plaid paper and
taped it to the front of the image. Then I sent the image back
through the printer.
I carefully cut out the umbrella and used a black marker around the
edge of it. Next it was time to color this sweet image.
There really isn't too much to color with this image. And I kept
things pretty simple. I adhered the umbrella piece.
I decided to use this cute flower embellishment right over the flower
already on the umbrella. I colored in basically the edges of the flower
on the umbrella and the 3D one fit on there nicely.
Copic colors used: Y15, Y35, Y28, Y38, YR15, YR07, YR23,
E15, E18, BG10, BG13, BG23, RV13, Y02
I die cut my sentiment with a banner die and realized it was too long
for where I wanted to put it. I cut off the ends and saved them to
use as little flags along the top right of the panel. Then I snipped
the sentiment apart. I colored them with the Y02 Copic marker and
popped them up on foam tape. I added an enamel dot at the top
of the umbrella, and little clear gems on the umbrella itself. I
added some yellow Stickles to the center of the flower and some
white peel-offs edged with gold where the 2 papers meet and along
the sides of the little flags to which I also added 2 tiny gems.
I mounted the main panel onto pink and then blue card stock and
layered them together on the card base and my card was done!
I hope I've given you some inspiration to try this cute little
chickie in her rainboots with her umbrella. You can find the
products I used and many more at
Til next time...
Betsy
In my capacity as a temporary design team member for Polkadoodles, I do receive the products I use from them.
All opinions and creative decisions remain my own, and I only work with companies/use products that I love.
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