CFC45: The Bold & The Beautiful-
create a Clean And Simple project using pastels and black
I stamped the Hero Arts Zig Zag background using Tim Holtz Distress Ink in crushed olive for a tone-on-tone background. I really love that background stamp! Then I paper-pieced my hippo and added the sentiment and the heart, which are from the Paper Smooches Word Salad set. I added Glossy Accents to the heart. The large scalloped punch is by EK Success. I tied some baker's twine and a button around part of the scallop, machine-stitched along the edge of the card, then popped the sentiment up on dimensional adhesive. Here's a closer view of my polka-dot hippo:
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Thanks for looking!
Supplies: cardstock: Georgia Pacific (white), Core'dinations (green, blue); patterned paper: Recollections; stamps: Paper Smooches (hippo, sentiment, heart), Hero Arts (background); ink: Tsukineko (black), Ranger (green); markers: Prismacolor; scalloped edge punch: EK Success; Glossy Accents: Ranger; baker's twine: Divine Twine; button: craft supply; sewing machine: Kenmore; thread: Singer; dimensional adhesive: American Crafts
Your card is adorable - I love the spotty Hippo! Hugs x x
ReplyDeleteI love your polka dot hippo! What a cutie! Great job :-)
ReplyDeleteHe looks fabulous in polka dots! Love it!
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What a wonderful project! Love that cute hippo! Thanks for playing at RCC.
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LOVE that hippo-so cute! Thanks for playing with us at CAS-ual Fridays!
ReplyDeleteThis is just all-over cute!
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