I stamped the image and then I colored it using my SU markers. I wanted to make my card look more Christmasy so I layered my image onto a piece of real red card stock.
I didn't want the rest of my card too look busy, so I decided for my background I would just addd a few score lines using my score-pal and along the very bottom of my card I added two rows of paper piercing. I love the added interest that paper piercing gives to my cards without it being an involved technique; and it's so quick and easy to do.
I hope you all have a great rest of the day; I'm off to put supper on the table. We are having spaghetti and meatballs tonight; one of my favorites. Tomorrow looks like a great crafting day for me because it's supposed to rain all day long and I won't be taking the kids outside to play.
Stamps: Penguin Pals
Card Stock: White, Real Red
Ink: Black Stazon
Supplies: Ribbon, SU Mat Pack, Paper Piercing Tool, SU Markers, Score-pal
Technique: Paper Piercing, Dry Embossing
Love the candy canes, they really pop!!!
ReplyDeleteCute card Patty! I like it a lot!
ReplyDeletePatty,
ReplyDeleteLook at those penquins ... so adorable!
That is an adorable image. The score lines and paper piercing add some cute details to the background.
ReplyDeletegreat card! love how you made the background interesting, yet it let's the image have center stage.
ReplyDeleteCute image and love the scoring and paper piercing!
ReplyDeleteoh.......... this is so cute! I love those guys! And your paper treatment is incredible. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteGreat card, the image is as cute as can be & I like how you've used the scoring as embellishment. Very creative.
ReplyDeletecute penguins...i love them
ReplyDeleteDarling image- love your coloring and love the scoring and piercing. TFS
ReplyDeleteGreat idea with the Scor-pal. I'll have to remember that. You're always so creative!
ReplyDeletelove this these adorable guys, fabulous card
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