Good morning! It's time! The NEW January Release is live at Reverse Confetti - and the DT (and some special guests!) are hopping with even more inspiration for you!
Today I'm sharing this card with a stamped background I created - and LOTS of Copic coloring!
Today I'm sharing this card with a stamped background I created - and LOTS of Copic coloring!
For this card, I used the adorable new Crafty Critters stamp set - but instead of using the critters, I used all the smaller elements in the stamp set to stamp out a background. I started off by clustering the four little images together, stamping them, then continuing to arrange them around , stamp, then move again - until I had covered my entire background.
Next, I just took my time and had fun coloring them in with Copics. Once I had colored each of the little images in, I used two shades of blue Copics to color around the images and turn the background blue. I used the lighter shade to color everything, then the darker shade to add shadows aroun each image. While it took a while to color everything in, I was so happy with how it came out!
Finally, I heat embossed a sentiment from the same set on Midnight cardstock, trimmed it into a thin strip, then mounted with foam adhesive over the background, tucking a bundle of gold thread underneath. Finished off with a few sparkly clear sequins tucked around the sentiment, then mounted on a white cardbase, leaving an ever so tiny border around the outside edges to make it pop.
Here is a peek at the new product I used that released today!
Here is the entire list of everyone participating today:
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Love this technique, the result is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteHeather, this is AMAZING.
ReplyDeleteI love the background you created! So pretty.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! What great coloring!
ReplyDeleteI love stamping small stamps to create backgrounds!
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