I just finished this Snowman Reaching for the Stars Card.
For my card layout I used a beautiful sketch092 with a twist from I {heart} sketches by Imke Ludvig and rotated it a bit. Twist was to use textured paper. There was also an inspirational color board, but I didn´t use it.
I used From the Heart Stamps 'Reach for the Stars Snowman' digital stamp set, which includes lovely image and three sentiments. I like this snowman a lot! :-D
Image is paper pieced and it has two layers. I printed one image on white paper, colored it, fussy cut it, colored edges and layered it over the other image printed on textured paper.
At the end I added acrylic paste underneath snowman to create snow effect. After the paste was dry, I smeared pearl maker over it to create glossy accents.
List of supplies:
- From the Heart Stamps 'Reach for the Stars Snowman'
- Florence cardstock paper, Canvas Texture (dark and light grey)
- white paper 160 grams
- colored pencils (light and dark grey)
- white pencil
- Koh-i-noor Mondeluz aquarell colored pencils (yellow 3, orange 5, light blue 18, dark blue 19)
- Koh-i-noor universal white pencil for writing on gloss surfaces
- pencil
- black fine liner 0.5
- silver sparkling pen
- Marabu acrylic paste (Fine Sand)
- pearl maker (pastel-white)
- double sided strong adhesive tape
- white water based glue
- printer
- scoring board
- ruler
- trimmer
- scissors
- palette knife no.4
I am entering my card into the following challenges:
2) Clear it Out Challenge Blog, Theme: Anything Goes, Stash: Anything Goes
3) Crafting by Designs, January Challenge - Anything Goes
Totally LOVE your card, Milka ! The white paper pieced snowman on kraft looks adorable !!
ReplyDeleteGreat take also with our Sketch with a tWiSt this week @ From the Heart Stamps !! Thanks for playing along.
LOVE THAT TEXTURE!! This awesome!! The colors are great - I love that bright blue and the Kraft! Thanks for joining the challenges at From the Heart Stamps!
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So wonderful! Having the darker background really makes this sweet snowman pop!
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