Friday, July 27, 2018
Combined a cute cat, some fiber and a punched greeting for this great birthday card
Our son in law shares a birthday day with my Mom so I prepped this card for him. I am stretching my vision of what works for guy cards and decided that this cute little cat would work just as well for an adult as it would for a child. I laser printed this digital image (CLKER), trimmed it and watercoloured it. He is really cute!! I added a brown rectangle layer, ripped the bottom edge and added a few rows of piercings using my pattern tracing wheel. I watercoloured the punchie greeting (SU- frame with font greeting) and highlighted the edge with brown. I found this orange duplex paper in my stash which I thought would look good sanded so I embossed it with this tight embossing folder which somewhat reflected the cat's triangular markings. It took quite a bit of sanding to reveal the white cardstock which was beneath the orange but I am happy with how it turned out. I adhered the background to a brown card and auditioned the cat and greeting to see how they looked. After gluing them down it still needed "a bit of something" so stamped the greeting and the bottom edge of the image with my stipple stamp (SU) and brown ink. That was better. Still needed something so I added this perfectly coordinated fiber which I entwined between the image and the greeting. Better!! Therese
Labels:
A2,
cards,
digital images,
duplex cardstock,
embossing folder,
fiber,
ink,
laser printing,
punchies,
sanding,
stippling,
tracing wheel,
watercolour
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