Yes - it's true! I'm in love! I have finally caved and purchased a few of these darling little girls in the Pure Innocence stamp line and have been having a ton of fun creating with them.
Sending Well Wishes:
Isn't this little one sweet? She seems so compassionate, taking care of her little bear.
I colored her with Copics, matching her to the Early Bird Cosmo Cricket paper. I also had to give a try at making my own ribbon rose again... this time, because my ribbon was a bit thinner than the satin I used earlier in the week, I followed Ms. Julie's great technique HERE. I felt like I was wearing more Fabri-Tac glue than my ribbon, but it worked. Let's just not look too closely at this little rose, shall we. I think I need to practice a bit. Hah!!!
As a sidenote, I also purchased some Detail Blending Paper by Couture Cardstock from eclectic paperie. This stuff rocks! I felt like I had complete control of the markers and had great saturation. I was SO happy with the results that I think this will be a go-to paper for my Copic colored projects.
Thanks for visiting! I appreciate it!
lise
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Supplies:
Stamps: Better Get Better (Pure Innocence) by MFT
Ink: Black Soot Distress ink by Ranger
Paper: Detail Blending Paper by Couture Cardstock
Patterned Paper: Early Bird by Cosmo Cricket
Other: Sewing machine, Nestabilities by Spellbinder, ribbon, Fabri-Tac by Beacon Adhesives, Clear Embossing powder by Ranger, Copic Markers
I think you did a great job making that ribbon flower and your card is beautiful! I plan on making up a few hundred of those myself this weekend!
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That is such a sweet card.
ReplyDeleteYeah!!! :) I LOVE your card (I'm a HUGE PI fan!) and your flower looks great!!! :)
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