Hey friends! Today I'm lucky enough to be featured over on the Lawn Fawnatics Challenge Blog with a soft and subtle succulent card. I used Stuck On You and some Lawn Fawn inks and added shading with Copic markers for an easy no-line coloring look. I'll have all the details and more pics over on their blog so I hope you'll hop over and check it out!
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Hey friends! Today I'm excited to bring you the June edition of Christy Gets Crafty with My Favorite Things! This month I was inspired by the cute kitties from Meow Mix. So darling!
One of my favorite things about June is all the pretty flowers popping up in gardens and yards and I thought that would be the perfect place for my kitty to spend the day. I added in extra flowers from Beautiful Day and the bird from Sending A Smile and colored them all with Copic markers.
To keep with the whimsical style of the images, I created a fun background with the Moroccan Mosaic Stencil. I added a Grassy Hills Border and adhered my images with a combo of liquid glue and foam tape.
To see how this card came together, check out the video on MFT's YouTube Channel or click on the video below. Don't forget to click the like button and leave me a comment! I'd love to hear your feedback. Thanks so much for stopping by today!
Hey friends! Happy Monday. Today I'm excited to bring you another Lawn Fawnatics Challenge, and this one is definitely a good fit for the season.
I started out with Gleeful Gardens and added in a few images from Fairy Friends and the bee from Bugs & Kisses. I colored them all with Copic markers and trimmed them out with the matching dies.
To create a focal panel, I used the Stitched Journaling Card die to trim out some pale aqua cardstock and the Grassy Border die to cut out two different shades of green. I added the darker one in the background and popped the lighter one up with foam tape to give the scene some depth.
Then I added in my images, staggering them behind both grassy borders to continue that look of dimension, even though they are all adhered flat to the panel. Then I popped up my snails and bees with foam tape to draw your eye and give them the focus.
I layered my patterned papers on my card and added my focal panel on top with more foam tape. I adhered a sentiment trimmed out with an Everyday Sentiments Banner. As a final touch I dabbed on a little bit of Stickles here and there for some sparkle and shine.
I also did some stamping on the inside of the card, which you can check out in the video. Click the YouTube icon to watch it there in HD and don't forget to like and subscribe! Your support means the world.
Now please head on over to the Lawn Fawnatics Challenge Blog and check out the other amazing design team projects, and don't forget to link up your floral projects and play along!
Hey friends! Welcome to Lawn Fawnatics Challenge #30! This round is all about card for guys! I decided to make a card inspired by my brother, who is a scuba diving instructor, using the new You Are Sublime stamp set. So much fun!
To really set the scene, I also pulled in images from Mermaid For You and Fintastic Friends. I colored them with Copic markers and trimmed them out with the matching dies. Then I created a Distress Inked background for my scuba diver and sea creatures to live in. I used Antique Linen, Blueprint Sketch, Lucky Clover, and Peacock Feathers, then sprinkled on a bit of water to give it a mottled effect to look like bubbles.
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And now you're going to want to head over to the Lawn Fawnatics Challenge Blog and check out the other amazing design team samples. And don't forget to link up your own guy-themed cards to play along!
Hey friends! Welcome to the Butterfly Reflections Ink Blog Hop! Today we're showcasing a brand-new exclusive set, Breathe Rainbows, a collab with artist Kimma Parish. Aren't these images just darling? The whole set is filled with cheeky cuteness!
I stamped and colored my images with Copics, then fussy cut them out so that I could pop them up with foam tape for some added dimension. For my focal panel, I cut out pale blue and pale gray cardstock with the Reverse Confetti Scalloped Squares for a two-toned effect. Then I layered that over some Dear Lizzy Stay Colorful 6x6 patterned papers.
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