Wednesday, June 4, 2025

Catnaps - Honeypie ft. Polkadoodles

 


Hello everyone!  Hope your spring is going well.  It's still kind of cold and
rainy where I live...😞. Today I'm sharing a project made with products from


I made an easel card today to show off Honeypie and her kitty.  It's not difficult
to make, so let me show you how I made my card!
I first composed and printed out my images onto white card stock.


Everything was separate.  I didn't do any layering.  I die cut my plaid
paper with a scalloped rectangle die.  I made a white A2 size top folding
card base and scored the front of it in half.  I cut my die cut plaid panel in half
and adhered one on either side of the fold on the front.


I also cut out my sentiment and backed it with a piece of the left over
plaid.  Next it was time to color my focal - Honeypie and her kitty!


Coloring is probably my most favorite part of card making!  And I
aways start with the face first.


The hair came next.  Often times I'll Google image "hair Copic
markers" for inspiration like I did here.  That gives me a 
jumping off point for the hair coloring.  And usually there is
a list of markers that were used.


I wanted to keep her clothing and hair scrunchies the same colors
as the plaid paper.  To give a little more interest to the scrunchies I
made a pattern with my markers.


I didn't go too wild with the coloring and it worked up quickly.  After
that, I fussy cut the image.


I printed out another sentiment and die cut it for the front of the
card.  To put this together I adhered the longer unmatted sentiment
to the front of the card with foam tape.  I die cut a small lavender
bow and adhered it above that sentiment.  I adhered Honeypie to just the 
front of my card, so that when it was popped up, you would see
her whole image.  I adhered the other sentiment that I had backed
with the plaid paper, inside the card with foam tape to act as a
stopper when the card was put upright.  I added a bit of shimmer with
a silver sparkle pen and added a few dots with a white gel pen.  Then I 
sprinkled a few tiny gems around Honeypie and one right in the
middle of the flower in her mug.  And that finished my card!


I hope you enjoyed today's tutorial.  So easy to make such a cute reminder
of how much you love and appreciate a close friend!  Supplies are listed below.  You can find 
this digital stamp set and many more at


Supplies
Catnaps - Honeypie digital stamp
Just Lovely - Honeypie digital paper
Just Lovely - Sentiments
Card Base
Tiny Gems
Silver Sparkle Pen
White Gel pen
Banner Die
Foam Tape
Bow Die
Scalloped Rectangle die 
Copic Colors:
E00, E01, BV000, B02, RV10, Y20,
BV000, YR20, YR31, E23, E35, E37,
E33, YR24, RV52, RV13, C1, C5, C3
C2, E57

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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