


I paper-pieced the house out of scraps from my scrap bin, adding the hearts with foam tape for some dimension. I stamped the sentiment directly onto my card base (using a Stamp-a-ma-jig for placement), and then again onto a scrap of So Saffron to paper-piece the 'home', and colored in the hearts and doodles with my Prismacolor pencils. I tied on the ribbon and added the house with some more foam tape, then I drew the 'bubble' around the sentiment and the little bubbles leading from the chimney with a ZIG Writer.
Have a fantastic day! Thanks for stopping by!
~Michelle
Supplies used:
Paper: Classic White (Amuse); So Saffron (SU!); blue DP (Basic Grey 'Urban Prairie'); red CS (Bazzill); orange wood stain sample (Sherwin Williams)
Ink: Stazon Jet Black (Tsukineko)
Stamps: May KOTM '...Another Sweet Day' (Unity Stamp Company)
Other: Prismacolor Artist Pencils - Scarlet Lake, Yellowed Orange, and Light Aqua (Sanford); Tangerine Tango striped grosgrain (SU!); foam mounting tape (3M); black ZIG Writer
7 comments:
CUTE!! I want those stamps so bad, adorable card
You seriously used a paint sample on your card? That is so clever!!!! I love this card, so cute....I don't have much time for challenges these days, but hopefully after we get moved and settled into our new place and I have my very own scrap room!!!!
Awesome card, Michelle!! I really can't wait to get my hands on that kit!
The sentiment coming out of the chimney is such a great idea. Good job, Michelle!
fabulous card as always! I look forward to the next posting!
This is such a great card!!! I love what you created with your May KOTM!! :)
It is a darling bungalow kitchen, but not as darling as your card. It has been awhile since I checked out your work and I enjoyed catching up on what I missed.
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