Fabulous Friday at Tiddly Inks
Hi, everyone! Do you know what today is? It's Fabby Friday over on the Tiddly Inks blog! The design team has been hard at work to provide you with lots of wonderful ideas and inspiration today.
Here's my card:
Believe it or not, I started out using Deconstructed Sketch #164 as inspiration for my design but I couldn't get it to feel quite right so I slept on it and came up with another idea to create a background using the emboss resist technique and distress inks.
This card was for my son's pre-school teacher - since he recently moved up to the next classroom - and the use of primary colors with a sentiment stamped background did just the right trick.
Tiddly Inks has lots of back-to-school type images and School Girl was a great find in the bargain bin. I only colored part of the image with my Copics to save time since it's tucked behind the die cut frame. Diamond Stickles also give the ribbon on her hat a little sparkle. I normally leave the inside of my cards blank but for a change, I decided to add a notebook edge border and a die cut apple with an inside sentiment.
I hope we have inspired you to create a fab project today. Come join us over on Facebook and share your creation so we can all have a peak into your crafty awesomeness!!
Sister Act Card Challenge - Anything Goes
Scrapbooker PhD #14 - Three Die Cuts + Add a Little Sparkle
MarkerPop Challenge #51 - Anything Goes
Catch the Bug Challenge - Anything Goes
Operation Write Home - Make Your Own Background
E-000/00/11 + R-20 (skin)
E-33/37 + YR-20 (hair)
B-91/93/95/97 (hat)
R-22/24/27 (dress/ribbon/apple)
YG-63/67 (leaves)
C-00/1; Y-13/15 (books)
Stamps: TI School Girl & Teacher Helper (outside sentiment); Verve Teachers Count (background stamp, inside sentiment and apple)
Distress Inks: Barn Door, Mustard Seed, Faded Jeans
Inks: Versamark, Memento Tuxedo Black, SU Night of Navy & Real Red
Dies: MFT Polaroid Frame, TSOL Notebook Edge, Verve Flag It & Apples Die Sets
DIY Enamel Dots, Clear Embossing Powder, Dimensionals, White Paint Pen, Diamond Stickles
Thanks for stopping by!!
Here's my card:
Believe it or not, I started out using Deconstructed Sketch #164 as inspiration for my design but I couldn't get it to feel quite right so I slept on it and came up with another idea to create a background using the emboss resist technique and distress inks.
This card was for my son's pre-school teacher - since he recently moved up to the next classroom - and the use of primary colors with a sentiment stamped background did just the right trick.
Tiddly Inks has lots of back-to-school type images and School Girl was a great find in the bargain bin. I only colored part of the image with my Copics to save time since it's tucked behind the die cut frame. Diamond Stickles also give the ribbon on her hat a little sparkle. I normally leave the inside of my cards blank but for a change, I decided to add a notebook edge border and a die cut apple with an inside sentiment.
I hope we have inspired you to create a fab project today. Come join us over on Facebook and share your creation so we can all have a peak into your crafty awesomeness!!
Challenges Entered:
My Heart Pieces - Use a Digital StampSister Act Card Challenge - Anything Goes
Scrapbooker PhD #14 - Three Die Cuts + Add a Little Sparkle
MarkerPop Challenge #51 - Anything Goes
Catch the Bug Challenge - Anything Goes
Operation Write Home - Make Your Own Background
Products Used:
Copics:E-000/00/11 + R-20 (skin)
E-33/37 + YR-20 (hair)
B-91/93/95/97 (hat)
R-22/24/27 (dress/ribbon/apple)
YG-63/67 (leaves)
C-00/1; Y-13/15 (books)
Stamps: TI School Girl & Teacher Helper (outside sentiment); Verve Teachers Count (background stamp, inside sentiment and apple)
Distress Inks: Barn Door, Mustard Seed, Faded Jeans
Inks: Versamark, Memento Tuxedo Black, SU Night of Navy & Real Red
Dies: MFT Polaroid Frame, TSOL Notebook Edge, Verve Flag It & Apples Die Sets
DIY Enamel Dots, Clear Embossing Powder, Dimensionals, White Paint Pen, Diamond Stickles
Thanks for stopping by!!
Wonderful card! I just love how you did the background, it's so cool!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute image, love the your BG paper and bright colors.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Heide
Amazing coloring. I think this is a perfect card for a teacher. It's thoughtful that you made this card for your son's previous teacher. Thank you for joining ScrapbookerPhD.
ReplyDeleteGosh, I absolutely love everything you make. You use colour so vibrantly. Gorgeous. Thanks also for the heads up about Marker Pop! I had completely forgotten to check back :) x
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