I began making my card by first stamping my image and then coloring it using my SU chalks. TIP- it really helps to prevent smearing or smudging if you spray your finished image with hair spray. It even helps to brighten up the colors a bit too.
After that it was just a matter of putting together my card. I used the labels framelits to cut out the bashful blue layer behind my image panel and I used my scallop trim border punch along the bottom part of my red designer series paper. Just along the bottom portion of my bashful blue card stock I added two rows of paper piercing and for my embellishments I decided to use ribbon and some pearls.
Be sure to check out the other design team member's cards!
*card #59 out of 100 cards in 100 days goal
Stamps: Greeting Card Kids
Card Stock: White, Bashful Blue, Crumb Cake, DSP- paper pack for the red paper
Ink: Brown Stazon
Supplies: Ribbon, Basic Pearls, Scallop Trim Border Punch, SU Mat Pack, Paper Piercing Tool, Chalks, Big Shot, Perfect Polka Dots Embossing Folder, Labels Collection Framelits
Technique: Dry Embossing
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Thanks for the hairspray tip. I always used water but then that meant I had to use watercolor paper. Can't wait to give this a try. BTW, Thank you also, for your reply, I did see it :}
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet card. Love the colors and the cute image.
ReplyDeletePatty--what a great card for your challenge this week. I love the iamge and your colors are perfect!
ReplyDeleteVery cute card. Love the different spin on the back to school theme.
ReplyDeleteI recently dug out my chalks too! They are SU and about circa 2000!!! LOL I think my card post on Friday that I colored with it. I did not know about the hairspray, thanks!
Great hairspray tip! Very cute card!
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