I stamped my image and colored it using my SU markers and the rest of my card was pretty simple. I added some paper piercing all around my image and just along the bottom of my card.
The decorative paper I used is double sided paper and I just folded over the top 1/4".
Thanks for stopping by and if you haven't already, be sure to check out my post from yesterday (I'll keep it at the top of my blog for this week). I'm giving away a set of cards that I made, all you need to do is to leave a comment in the post for a chance to win!
Stamps: Old Fashioned Christmas
Card Stock: White, Old Olive, SU DP
Ink: Black Stazon
Supplies: Ribbon, SU Markers, SU Mat Pack, Paper Piercing Tool, Scallop Border Punch, Coluzzle Oval Template
Technique: Paper Piercing
5 comments:
I have this stamp and know what you mean about how long it takes to colour! You did a great job with all the detail and the card is beautiful. Sometimes I use this image to make a vintagy style card and stamp it in dark brown ink (craft is best for texture) and then don't colour, just do some sponging around it, you might want to try that out too :-)
Beautiful card - and yes, that's alot of coloring. So pretty though.
Lynn
Gorgeous card! Well worth the time it took to colour.
WOW the coloring on this is amazing. I couldn't imagine making 50 of them..great job.
Wow, this is gorgeous and must have took tons of patience to color. LOVE it!!!
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