A little side note on this... the sentiment was printed on white card stock along with the digi but when I went to create the card I felt like it was just too much white so I just colored right over it with an alcohol marker and voilá it looks like it was printed on red paper. You need to be sure your print out is really dry when you do this but I tend to print out my digi stamps in groups, long before I have any real plan to use them so they have days, and sometimes weeks to totally dry.
Happy Crafting!
SUPPLIES USED:
STAMPS: 'Airmail' Digi (Dustin Pike)
PAPER: From my Scrapbox / Stash
OTHER: Parisian Edge Punch (EK Success), Twine (Doodlebug), Hearts A Plenty Die (My Favorite Things), Prismacolor/Spectrum Noir Art Markers
4 comments:
I haven't tried cards for kids yet, but after seeing this cute little guy I think I'll give it a try. Love your fun card.
Hi Paula! Your card is so darn cute!
I love Dustin Pike's work and the bright, vibrant look to your card is just perfect. I need to get busy with my bootcamp card. Sometimes I have trouble making a "deliberate" card. If my ideas flounder I just abandon them and move on, so some assignments take me a while to get done. I think I need to revisit KISS and quit trying so hard!
Really cute card, love the border punch and the tone/tone background print, both subtile, but adds just a bit of texture and interest. TFS!
This is a totally adorable image, beautifully colored! I loved what you had to say about making cards for the kids, and completely agree! :)Traci
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