Hey Tea-timers...
I am loving the trick or treaters collection from the digital release, it's so fun!!
So guess what?! I have another new card made using the digital goodies to share with you all!!
Hey Tea-timers...
I am loving the trick or treaters collection from the digital release, it's so fun!!
So guess what?! I have another new card made using the digital goodies to share with you all!!
Hello DT Vic here today and I have a fun card I’m sharing with you. I wanted to create a fun scene with different critters.
I used the Snow Flurry Die to create my background and ink blended a range of pink and purple distress oxide inks. To which I added some clouds using the Cloud Dies and the Windmill Add on Die Set. For the outline clouds I added some velum behind to add a soft texture.
I added some black grass using the Slimline Hillside Dies and then began on the coffee cup. I cut out the main body and did some ink smooshing with orange and brown distress oxides. Setting that aside to dry I cut out the rest of the elements.
We have a fun new video on our YouTube Channel today showing how I made this spooktacular one-layer card.
I began by resizing the cute trick-or-treaters, banner and pumpkins so they would fit in the openings in the Stitched Window Cover Die. This is why I LOVE digital stamps, having the flexibility to resize images to suit your needs is priceless! I coloured them with my Copics and then cut them out with my Scan n Cut SDX125.
The sentiment is from the Haunted House Clear stamp set. I stamped and then coloured it with my copics and cut it out.
For the digital papers, I reduced the opacity by 50% (such a cool perk to digital papers!) so that they were a bit toned down so as not to take the focus away from the digital images.
I die-cut heavy white cardstock using the Stitched Window Cover Die. I created a 5 & 3/4 inch by 4 & 1/8 inch card base and used double-sided tape to stick down the patterned paper to the appropriate areas. I used liquid glue to stick down the stitched window on top of the patterned paper. I used double-sided tape and liquid glue to adhere the various elements to the card.
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