Hello everyone! Spring is here and these little chicks are happy! Today
I'll be sharing how I made this card using products from
These little chicks are so cute jumping up and down because spring is
finally here. Let me show you how I made my card. I first composed my
design and placed it onto the digital paper and then printed it out onto
white card stock. For the background paper I blurred the edges and also
made the color more vibrant.
I die cut the panel before coloring. It gives me a better idea of where
the boundaries are and the overall look of the panel. The coloring was
quite easy and not too intense. I chose 3 pretty spring colors to color my
chicks with but had not yet picked out my background paper.
I was careful in my coloring to preserve the lighter areas. I have quite
a heavy hand when coloring and tend to let my darks take over, so I
was being very cautious!
I was pleased with how these little chicks looked! So springy and
playful. I chose my background paper and cut it down to size.
I also used a banner die and die cut it out of white card stock. I added
adhesive-backed foam letters for my sentiment, added a bit of
shading with a marker and added a few embellishments.
I put my card together adding the background paper to the card base
first, then adding the colored panel with foam tape. I used tiny flowers
and tiny gems for embellishments. And that finished my card project!
I hope you've enjoyed this spring themed tutorial! So cute and
not hard to make at all!
List of Supplies:
Hoppy Easter Digital Stamps
Weekend at Home Papers
Copic colors used: G20, YG11, YG03
YR02, YR04, V000, V01, V04,
RV10, RV23, RV14,
Y00, Y02, Y15, Y35
White Card Stock
White Card Base
Foam Tape
Tiny Gems and Flowers
Banner Die
Scalloped Rectangle Die
Foam Self-adhesive Letters
You can find the digital stamps I used on my project and many
more at
Til next time...
Betsy
In my capacity as a design team member for Kate Hadfield Designs, 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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