Updated: Mar 29, 2021
Hello friends! Today, I have this cute card over Oddball Blog featuring the March Members Exclusive 2021 Rainy Days. Also, for this card I used my Arteza Colored Pencils to color my image and several Ranger Distress Oxide Inks for my background.
For the sentiment, I used Simon Says Stamp Sketch Tulip Stamp set.
For more details on how I made this card, head over to Oddball Blog, click here. Have a wonderful day and thanks for stopping by!
See you again next time!
Marj
Yay! At last it's Spring, the most awaited weather, as we are tired of the cold and not just cold but with snow!
Hey friends, I'm glad you are stopping by again. Can you believe it's Spring already and I'm super glad about it but some of us will suffer from some allergies. Oh well I'd rather have allergies than shoveling the snow coz It's not fun!
For today's card, I really love this image of Oddball Art Digital Stamp Big Eye Girl Skylar and Friends of Spring Image No. 204 as it is one full scene already. It comes with some butterflies, snail, rabbit and some flowers and look at her, she's gorgeous! It's a complete scene already but I added some tweeks just to make it better.
I simply colored her hair using my Arteza Ever Blend Markers with some touch of brown that compliments her skin tone and clothes. I each colored the butterflies and other little critters with orange markers and grays and add as well the small flowers with peach and green.
I used the Cloudy Stencil of Lawn Fawn to add some nice background to lift a little sunshine to it and used Scrapbook.com Lantern Light form the Yellow Group. Then, I added the word Spring from Simon Says Stamp Sketch Tulip Stamp set and stamp with Versamark Ink then added Wow Gold Embossing Powder and used my heat tool to see the glowing of that sentiment. Next, on a piece of White cardstock I stamped another sentiment from the same stamp set to complete it. Lastly, as the gorgeous girl is sitting down I added some grass using my Green Arteza Ever Blend Markers and we are all done! I added a little bit of yellow sequins to add dimension.
That's all for today friends! I hope you like what I made today and give you a little inspiration and sunshine.
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Till next time!
XOXO
Hi everyone! Today, I will be sharing how I made this beautiful card using this cute digital stamp Captain America.
First, I printed the colored image and fussy cut it.
Next, is to make my background. I used a 4 x 5.25 inches White Cardstock, Distress Oxide Chipped Sapphire, Scrapbook.com Black Hybrid Inkpad, blending brush and finger protectors.
To make the background, I first used Distress Oxide Chipped Sapphire blend it all around the paper using light hand to make sure an even amount of pressure and application of the color. I mostly focused and add more color on each corners and left the center with some light color. Then, I added the Scrapbook.com Black Hybrid Inkpad on all sides to achieve the night sky effect.
Then, using White Watercolor and a little of bit of water and a small brush I splatter it all over my background with the flicking motion in order to achieve the night sky.
Now, we will assemble the card, I cut a piece of 4.25 x 5.5 inches Kraft Cardstock as my card panel. Then added some glue on the back of my card base and attached it to the card panel. To add dimension, I added some foam dots on the back of my digital image then attached it to card front. For the sentiment, I used My Favorite Things Superhero Stamp Set, I stamped the You Saved The Day on a piece of White Cardstock using Scrapbook.com Black Hybrid Ink pad and added to a Black Cardstock for a little lift.
Here's my finished card.
I hope you learn a thing or two on this tutorial. Don't forget to visit CasettaSullalbero's Website and check out her amazing designs.
I hope you enjoy my tutorial. See you again next time for another tutorial or card share here on the blog.
XOXO
Marj
