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The main image is a Gary Roberston's design stamp, Potting Shed ( H1802), which I colored with Pencils. This is such a detailed image that, as I was coloring, I was discovering bits that I hadn't spotted before. The coloring is a a bit too pale but I left it as is, since the idea was to show a "sun bleached" shed. To display this image to its best advantage I then made a stepper card and decorated it with die-cut pieces and small punched butterflies.
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I always love your colouring :) a fab card, now the trick is not to lose it before next year ;)
ReplyDeleteVon ♥
Hey you, this is just so vibrant and such a great Father's Day card too! Those corners are very creative too and so is the BG die cut!! Thanks for playing and good luck in the drawing too!
ReplyDeleteAwesome father's day card, great to be ready ahead! Great coloring and use of die cuts. Shirley
ReplyDeleteAwesome father's day card, great to be ready ahead! Great coloring and use of die cuts. Shirley
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE THIS!!! It's just perfect for a male and the image is colored to perfection! FABULOUS!!!
Lynn
I love how you put all of these elements together. Great coloring too!
ReplyDeletePH
Your colouring is fab love the softness of the colours and spot on for the effect you were looking for! x
ReplyDeleteFabulous coloring! Awesome center step card! Way to be prepared!
ReplyDeleteLovely card, and the main image is so perfectly coloured! Brava!
ReplyDeleteSpeaking about those earrings at CraftBarn, I can assure you , the Distress inks stick to shrink plastic(maybe because of the cotton bud?). This very weekend I tried again with sanded and not sanded plastic, to see the difference. If you want more durable coloration it's better to spray some sealer spray, just to be safe :-)
Gio from CraftBarn