Love You Sow Much

Hello friends, welcome back to the blog. 

I have a card to share with you all today!! I am playing along with the MFT card design superstar 2019 contest for Clean and Simple Genius category.

I played with this super cute image called "Piggy Pebbles" from MFT. 

I colored the image with copics and cut out with scissor. The background is inked up using Distress Oxide inks and I sprayed water on top of it for the rain effect. Then I stamped the puddles using black ink, the puddles are from "Piggy Pebbles" and "Rain Or Shine".

The sentiment is stamped on black cardstock using veramark ink and white heat embossed.

The piggy and the sentiment is adhered using foam squares and the clouds are adhered directly to the panel. The panel is then adhered to a white card base.

I added few white details with my white gel pen.

Hope you liked my card and guys plsss wish me luck...

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!!!

Hugs,

Chitra

Get Well Soon

Hello friends, 

Popping in real quick to share my card using this cute doctor stamp set from MFT and to play along with few challenges.

 This little guy is colored using copics and the ink splatter spot is ink blended using various distress oxide inks. The background is stamped using Stargazer surface ink (from Brutus Monroe) and I colored some parts of the images with copics.

The sentiment is heat embossed using WOW white embossing powder on Raven cardstock (from Brutus Monroe). I added a strip of pattern paper and then drew black and gold lines with a gel pen. I also added few white highlights with white gel pen.

Here I have followed the current MFT Sketch 453:

That's all from me today.

Hope you liked my card and thanks for stopping by!!

Challenges:

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes

Addicted to Stamps And More: Anything Goes

MFT Sketch Challenge:

Hugs,

Chitra

Happy Birthday!!!

 Hello friends, I am back with a card today!!!

I played with the new Sunny Studio Stamps "Cruising Critters" stamp set and lots of die-cutting... :)

 First I stamped the image on a piece of Crafters Companion ultra smooth white cardstock and colored with copics then cut out the image with scissor and I added some white highlights using white gel pen. 

To create the scene first I used green cardstock and  MFT stamps "Grassy Hill" die to die-cut out the grassy borders, I did some ink blending for shading and made some grass with copics. Then used black cardstock and LF "stitched hillside border" die for the road and used white cardstock and LF "little town border" die for the little houses which is ink blended with oxide inks. 

 That sky background is a design paper from Maggie Holmes "Crate Paper" collection.

The sentiment is stamped onto a speech bubble die-cut from "Comic Strip speech bubble" die set from Sunny Studio Stamps, its a white cardstock which is ink blended with yellow oxide ink. The smoke puff for the car is from "Plane Awesome" stamp set. I added few white highlights using Sakura white gelly roll pen.

Hope you liked my card. 

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!!

Challenges:

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes

Addicted to Stamps And More: Anything Goes

Hugs,

Chitra

Nutty Together

 Hello friends,

I have a very cute card to share with you all today!!

 I colored these cute images using copics which is stamped with Momento black ink on Crafters Companion white cardstock and cut out using scissor.

I used my handmade cloud stencil (Made out using LF puffy cloud dies) to create a lovely autumn sky on a white panel which is die-cut out of scalloped rectangle die, also I die-cut out grass border from green cardstock using MFT Grass border die and sponged some yellow ink over it.

The panel is adhered on a A2 card base and then adhered the images, some are adhered using foam squares and some are directly adhered to the panel. The sentiment is stamped on right top corner with black ink. I added some white accents using white signo gel pen.

Hope you like my card. Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!!!

Hugs,

Chitra