I created the scene in my Silhouette Studio using a Freebie digital paper the A Bit More Time for Craft challenge blog gave away last month. The sentiment is from a set of digital sentiments by We are 3 Digital Shop, who is also the sponsor for the challenge. I placed the background paper and the sentiment onto a 4×5.5 inch rectangle and printed it out onto white cardstock and cut the panel out. I had created a cutline for Derek and after sizing him appropriately for my card, I printed him out on Canson Mi Tientes Pastel paper and colored him with my Prismacolor colored pencils. I then returned him to the Silhouette to cut him out. I cut a second shape out of white cardstock and glued the colored version onto the blank version for some additional stability. I ran my tombow marker along the edge to give the image a complete look.
Supplies Used
Digital Files
Di Digi House of Stamps’ Valentine Derek digi
We are 3 Digital Shop’s Eyes digital sentiment stamp set
A Bit more Time to Craft’s Freebie digital paper
Paper
Canson Mi-Teintes Pastel Assorted Pad
Recollections White cardstock
Paper Studio cardbase with coordinating envelope
Coloring Medium
Prismacolor colored pencils
Tombow 56621 Dual Brush Pen
Arteza Real Brush pens 48 set
Adhesives
1/8 inch Scor-Tape
Ranger Glossy Accents
Tools
Silhouette Cameo die cutting machine
Epson Expression ET-2650 Ecotank Printer
Miscellaneous
Googlie Eyes from my stash
Fibre Craft Foam Sheets
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Brilliant- I love the image and sentiment perfect with the googly eyes
Carol x
I love how you colored this guy. The background blends harmoniously with the image. Another perfect project, Monica.
BożenA xoxo