This is Veronica, from Vicky's Scrapping Passion sharing my post for Craftwell:
For this post, I decided to recycle a stamped image I made for a previous post and make it a card for a friend:
I had heat embossed the bluebonnet image on watercolor paper and used water colors to paint it. Now I used the colored image and mounted on a blank card using 3D dots.
Here are the materials I used and a short tutorial:
This is the final card:
and the inside:
A closer look to the layered die-cut frame:
I hope you enjoyed my daughter's creation and please make sure to visit my blog for more inspiration and to follow me.
Happy July and stay safe from this pandemic.
Supplies: Craftwell Cut 'N' Boss, eBrush, Steel wreath die, Copics (Greens: YG63, YG17, G05 Reds: R35, R39), heavyweight card stock (at least 80 lb), tacky and foam adhesives.
Let's get started:
Step 2: Cut several wreaths
Step 3: Use the eBrush and different shades of green for each die cut wreath. Once all the wreaths are completely dry, use tacky adhesive to layer (and slightly offset) each wreath.
Step 4: Use tacky adhesive to embellish wreath (optional). Here I used the eBrush and markers in two shades of red to shade the flowers that came with this wreath die and adhered each flower to the wreath.
Step 5: Adhere finished wreath to card base sized to 4.25 by 5.5 inches.
The cut 'n' boss and eBrush makes turning plain white card stock into something beautiful super easy! Are you in the holiday spirit!? Thanks so much for stopping by and have a wonderful week!
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