I love this little hedgehog lying on a bed of flowers ...... he looks as if he's just had a huge meal! I stamped him onto kraft card and coloured him with copics. The image was mounted onto white then navy plain card, then I stuck it onto more plain kraft and adhered to a plain white card. (I have to say that Andrea was most impressed at my restraint - I usually go for 'more is better' approach to cardmaking and I love adding as many embellishments as possible.
All it needed was a tiny piece of peacock blue ribbon pencil stripe ribbon and a small piece of natural button twine to finish, both from http://www.ribbongirl.co.uk/
This is for my husbands umpteenth birthday on Tuesday and I am also entering it into the Penny Black Saturday Challenge
note: considering the weather this morning is GREY, wet and miserable, I am amazed that the photo has turned out so well (taken in the back garden first thing this morning by Andrea still wearing her pj's)
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20 February 2011
have a wonderful day .......
26 November 2010
A Sunny Hedgehog Birthday Card .....
I've been waiting for better light to take photographs, but alas, had to do this with a snowy background this afternoon. This bright and sunny birthday card has a cute Penny Black stamp which I coloured with Copics and enhanced with Stardust Stickles. The sentiment was computer generated onto the digital background paper. I'm entering this into Papertake Weekly cut it out challenge and also I followed the sketch in this weeks Penny Black challenge and used digital background papers 'chalky lemon' from the Clipart Fairy. To mask the join I used yellow twill stripe ribbon from here. The coloured Penny Black image and the toning yellow card background were cut with nestabilities on the sizzix machine. I added a wide yellow satin ribbon and a bow plus a couple of golden yellow fancy pins - all ribbons, pins and stickles from here
I printed out an extra sheet of the background paper and punched paper flowers which I shaped by nipping the petals, then fastened two flowers together with a yellow brad after which plenty of stardust stickles were added.
I printed out an extra sheet of the background paper and punched paper flowers which I shaped by nipping the petals, then fastened two flowers together with a yellow brad after which plenty of stardust stickles were added.
Labels:
Clip Art Fairy,
Penny Black,
Ribbon Girl,
Twill Stripe
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