I know many of you have already done a lot of layering on your cards, but now I want you to use it along with some fussy cutting to create a foreground/background image. Make sense? The idea is to use these techniques to create some perspective. If you often do this on your cards, you will be quite at ease with this challenge, but if not, then this is the time to give it a try.
I use my Cricut Christmas Cartridge to do almost all of this. The man in the chair was googled and printed out and cut. That was the fussy cutting part of the challenge. It was really tiny little cuts around his face. The packages under the tree was from some stickers. I used the foam dots for dimension. I used the pale yellow card stock behind the cut out window, so it would look like the light inside the house. I used the gray card stock for base, so it would look dark outside the window.
9 comments:
Ohhh, how cute! Love the button bugs!!!
how CUTE the catapilers (spelling?) are made out of buttons!!! :0) your window card is fantastic and the one for the sketch is so cute :0) have a great time tonight
That fussy cutting is FAB! But those little caterpillers are ADORABLE on the sketch! So cute!
fabulous cards!! i LOVE the little caterpillers for the sketch card - how ingenious!
Your two technique card is beautiful - great job with the challenge! I also love the little caterpillars you created on the sketch card :)
How many times do we have to tell you that you are in the wrong business...plumbing is not your future..it's decorative cards....
And I agree with Karen, you are in the wrong business. Your talents are in the card business among other things.*
So nice! I love the Christmas scene through the window. So wintery and festive.
The little caterpillars are just too cute!
gorgeous cards! Mmmm...red velvet cake!
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