Thursday, May 24, 2012
Waltzingmouse Stamps May Blog Dance
The theme for this month’s Waltzingmouse Stamps Blog Dance is felt or cozy fabrics. I used a small bit of felt to add a whimsical touch to my card for the dance.
I used this month’s Sketch for You to Try as the starting point for my design. The focal image panel is a simple scene featuring the car and driver image from the Half Pint Heroes set. The car’s colored with Copic markers and attached to the scene with foam tape.
I found a red and blue patterned paper to use for the large panel underneath the image. I attached the panels to the cardfront along with a strip of wide light blue grosgrain ribbon and a pair of narrower cardstock strips that were a perfect fit for the “driving by saying hi” sentiment. To incorporate some fabric, I die cut a cloud from felt and set it at the top of the image panel along with a yellow button “sun” to finish the little scene. This is one of my favorite little embellishment groupings. In fact you may have seen it--or will see it--on my blog a few more times this week . . .
Materials Used:
Half Pint Heroes stamp set (Waltzingmouse Stamps); white cardstock (Bazzill); Memento Tuxedo Black and Paris Dusk inks (Tsukineko); markers (Copic); Marina Mist, Bashful Blue, Poppy Parade, and Basic Gray cardstock (Stampin’ Up!); American Made-Stars of Loyalty designer paper (My Mind’s Eye); CutUps Cloud Border die (The Cat’s Pajamas); light blue grosgrain ribbon (Michaels); Lemon Tart button (Papertrey Ink); yellow baker’s twine (The Twinery); Silver Fox Smooch (Clearsnap); white gel pen (Ranger); white felt; foam tape
I used this month’s Sketch for You to Try as the starting point for my design. The focal image panel is a simple scene featuring the car and driver image from the Half Pint Heroes set. The car’s colored with Copic markers and attached to the scene with foam tape.
I found a red and blue patterned paper to use for the large panel underneath the image. I attached the panels to the cardfront along with a strip of wide light blue grosgrain ribbon and a pair of narrower cardstock strips that were a perfect fit for the “driving by saying hi” sentiment. To incorporate some fabric, I die cut a cloud from felt and set it at the top of the image panel along with a yellow button “sun” to finish the little scene. This is one of my favorite little embellishment groupings. In fact you may have seen it--or will see it--on my blog a few more times this week . . .
Materials Used:
Half Pint Heroes stamp set (Waltzingmouse Stamps); white cardstock (Bazzill); Memento Tuxedo Black and Paris Dusk inks (Tsukineko); markers (Copic); Marina Mist, Bashful Blue, Poppy Parade, and Basic Gray cardstock (Stampin’ Up!); American Made-Stars of Loyalty designer paper (My Mind’s Eye); CutUps Cloud Border die (The Cat’s Pajamas); light blue grosgrain ribbon (Michaels); Lemon Tart button (Papertrey Ink); yellow baker’s twine (The Twinery); Silver Fox Smooch (Clearsnap); white gel pen (Ranger); white felt; foam tape
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Such a sweet card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet card. I love the colors you chose, and that happy little girl.
ReplyDeleteLove how you colored this great little car - and your lovely felt cloud - wonderful colors too Lori!
ReplyDeleteAdorable Lori. Love the fun felt clouds and the button and twine embellishments you added to them! Awesome job and I'm so glad you could party with us today.
ReplyDeleteLori, this is such a Happy and Fun card!! Love the red car and the layering on your card. Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Lori! The little guy in the car is so cute!! I love your plaid paper and the red white and blue!
ReplyDeletegreat card scene.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute little scene you created, love the felt cloud and the perfectly colored little car Lori.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet card and adorable car ! Great coloring
ReplyDeletetoo! Great fun and happy card!
Too dang cute! Love your little scene and the plaid paper, very nice touch.
ReplyDeleteCute cute card! Love the papers. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute little card! Love the little convertible!
ReplyDeleteThe Queen of Halfpint Heroes reigns :)! Love the button sun (course!) over the felty cloud. The sweet plaid pattern is positively sunny! Awesome coloring as always, Lori!
ReplyDeleteYour little guy is so adorable! Love the cheery colors and that wonderful plaid background!
ReplyDeleteAdorable card Lori! Great to see the Half Pint Heroes images used! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteSuch a happy and sweet card, Lori! And the sun button embellie is great - so go ahead and use that idea a lot!! LOL!
ReplyDeleteLove that you used a button for the sun.
ReplyDeleteCute card. Love your cloud and "sun" embellishments.
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