Hello all, I hope you all have a great weekend! For us, we have a wonderful weekend in Canmore and we did a two hours hike in the beautiful mountains in Canmore! We are looking forward to have more weekend like this!
I am still in the mood of making bookmark cards and trying different layouts. This week I came up with this beautiful and versatile design. I think I will use this same design to make more bookmark cards to put into the goodie bags for my Daughter's birthday party, for example, switching MISS YOU to THANK YOU, stars to hearts, and use different colours for the background and the negative space, etc!
The cute image on the bookmark was coloured with Copics on a piece of Neenah white card stock. The yellowish orange background was done using Memento inks and mini blending tools. The stars on the bookmark are the negative of the star dies from Ellen Hutson Home & Hearth. I covered the back of the bookmark with a teal colour card stock to cover the mess on the back of the image and to also give some interest to the stars. I used the star die cut pieces to decorate the card base.
The sentiment is from Paper Smooches and it was stamped using VersaFine ink.
All the other products I used are listed below. Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have a super creative day :)
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Hello, summer break is here and I am busy doing outdoor stuff with my daughter...we only get at most 2 months of summer here in Calgary, Alberta, Canada!!!
Anyway, I have made a card for her homeroom teacher, who loves blue green colours, as a year end thank you card. Since I like the bookmark idea so well cause it makes the card more useful and the artwork on the card get to be seen more often, I made this one into a book mark card too :) So the main panel, i.e. the 140LB watercolour paper, is detachable!
The card is a very simple one but does take a couple hours to colour. This is because I used watercolour for the beautiful digi stamp I Love My Puppy from All Dressed Up Stamps. I feel the image is best with watercolour and colouring outside the lines. Colouring it this way adds simplicity and innocent to this gorgeous image!
The sentiments are computer fonts, they were printed out along with the digi stamp on a piece of watercolour paper.
I've also added some shimmer to the card using Slicci!
I have listed the rest of the products I used below. Thank you for stopping by and have a creative day!
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