It's time to Make Your Mark at Addicted to Stamps and More! This time around, I am making my mark with a little Copic colouring on a Christmas card:
My new Christmas cat stamps came out to play again! How cute is this little sweatered guy on his giant ornament? I concentrated most of my limited blending skills on the ball, then added lots of sparkle and a gold hanger. To compliment his sweater, I embossed some textured green cardstock with a knit embossing folder. A little patterned paper and a sentiment finished everything off.
My teammates have used various colouring media to make their marks on beautiful cards, so be sure to visit the ATSM blog! Make your mark and join us!
Supplies: Neenah white & textured green American Crafts cardstock, Lawn Fawn (?) patterned paper, MFT Meowy Christmas stamps & die, Versafine onyx black ink, Wow clear gloss embossing powder, Copic markers, MFT stitched rounded rectangle & Sunny Studio slimline basics dies, Lawn Fawn liquid stardust, gold Smooch, foam tape
8 comments:
Super cute kitty in a super cute sweater, and you tied it all in with the sweater embosed layer, the strip of trees works perfect. super cute card.
This is so adorable...just love your sweet kitty and that sweater is simply fabulous!
Love everything about this card! I'm drooling over how realistic looking that ornament was colored! WOW!
This is such a cute card, and your coloring is wonderful.
The coloring on that ornament is phenomenal! Do tell.
What a fun card Lindsey! I have had cats that loved to play around with ornaments in a similar fashion so the image totally makes me chuckle. Fabulous coloring and I love the matching background sweater embossing, such a great tie in!
The playful cat is so sweet, Lindsey and I absolutely LOVE how you made the highlight on the beautifully coloured bauble - it's so realistic!
Take care,
Hugs
Carol x
Love your Christmas card, Lindsey ! Beautiful design. Are you sure you have limited blending skills because this bauble is just WOW. It looks so real with the wonderful shine you succeeded to make. Love the idea of the knitted background too !
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