It's Friday again...time for another Copic/Promarker challenge at The Outlawz :) Our theme this week is to use your Favourite Technique on your project. My favourite technique is Feather Blending / Flicking. I rarely use the traditional circular blending technique...except for skin...I seem to do better with blending 'strokes' :) I love the feather blending for combining 2 colours...for example, fairy wings...it gives a lovely, graduated result.
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For this week's project I made my niece a birthday card & bookmark:
The beautiful fairy is the Butterfly Fairy from Sketching Stamper...she's been in my stash for quite some time, waiting patiently to be used :) I've made an easel card using gorgeous digital papers, fussy cut the fairy and popped her up on foam dots. The computer generated caption reads... Garden fairies come at dawn, bless the flowers then they're gone... The large butterfly is a cutting file, cut with my KNK Maxx.
For the bookmark I used the same fairy image and overlaid her with a butterfly from Tiffany Doodles. The caption here is also computer generated and says... Follow your Dreams I used digi papers from the same collection for the backing.
Here's a close up of the fairy & butterfly:
Thanks for looking...have a wonderful day :)
Supplies:
CS: X-Press It blending card, Dark Purple textured CS
DP: Digi paper kit from Twilight Scraps
Stamps: Butterfly Fairy from Sketching Stamper, Butterfly from Tiffany Doodles
Colouring: Copics, glitter pens, glaze pen
Other: Stickles, butterfly cutting file, Kaiser pearls, eyelet, ribbon & butterfly charm from stash
3 comments:
Stunning card and bookmark Lynne, you've really brought that fairy to life with your colouring technique
Claire xx
Lynne, this is just gorgeous. I haven't been tempted to color this stamp yet (I bought it too) until now. You've done a beautiful job coloring it.
Both your card & bookmark are absolutely STUNNING Lynne! I love your coloured fairy image & the background paper is perfect. Very enchanting! The soft background image behind those striking butterflies looks amazing too. Clever girl! Hugs :)
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