Hello everyone! Hope you are all doing well and enjoying spring
as it makes it way to warmer days. I'm sharing a fun project with you
today featuring products from
This made such a cute scene featuring Wanda! I really wanted Wanda
to pop and not get lost in the scenery. So I amped up the brightness of
the colors on Wanda and kept the background fairly light. Let me show
you how I made my card.
I composed my card in the computer and placed Wanda and the
sentiment on as well. I printed it out onto white card stock and then
I die cut it using a rectangle die from my stash. I started by coloring
the sky and the water.
I laid in more light colors to the background and then I focused on
Wanda. I imagined Wanda as a sassy redhead and went from there.
I did draw a pencil line between the park scene and the sentiment. I
knew I would be covering up the line and it gave me a good guideline
as to how far down my coloring needed to go. I finished up the coloring
and kept going until I felt it was done. I placed a black peel-off between
the sentiment and the scene. I added Stickles to Wanda's Drink, the
flower in her hair and the flower on the right. I also added some random
dots in the water and grasses and a few around the sentiment. Using
a scalloped rectangle die, I die cut my background paper and adhered it
to my white card base, then added the main panel. I added Glossy Accents
to her shoes and that completed my card!
I hope you enjoyed today's tutorial. It was an easy card to make and
it's so cute! You can find the digital products I used for my project at
Supplies used:
Wanda Soda Pop Shake Digital Stamp
Wanda Messages Digital Stamp
Park Scene Digital Stamp
Copic colors used:
BG10, BG11, W2, W3, G20, G12, C7, 100,
E30, E21, E01, B0000, Y11, Y21, Y15,
YR18, YR21, YR12, YR14, G21, E53, W1,
C5, C7, E93, RV10, BG13, RV21, RV13
White card stock
Coordinating background paper
Scalloped Rectangle Die
Stickles
Glossy Accents
Black Peel-off
White Card Base
Til next time,
Betsy
In my capacity as a 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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