Get Well

Here is a Get Well card I made on behalf of my mother. She wanted something with a cow, to bring a smile. I looked on the Internet to find a clip art image that would work. I found a few; you'll probably see more cards like these on my blog in a near future.

I printed multiple copies of my selected image.

I went through my stash of scrap paper and pulled out the colours I wanted to use.

Using the Dotto Dots Dispenser I applied removable adhesive on the back of my image to glue them to the cardstocks.

I then trimmed out the part of the image I wanted in that specific colour. I did this for every part of the image.

I removed the top paper rubbing away the adhesive with the Rub & Remove Eraser; I inked the edges of each pieces and drew the details needed. I used chalks for the colours on the face and Opaques Adhesive Gems in Licorice for the eyes.

On the background I place a piece of scrap paper and sponged on some ink for the floor.

And here is the final look to my paper pieced get well card.

First Challenge For April At Heart 2 Heart

This week we are doing a Sketch challenge at Heart 2 Heart. Here is the sketch, we had the option to do the circle or rectangle variation.

I hoped for the rectangle variations. Here is the list of material I've used.

Stamp Sets:

D1477 Universal Background
D1284 With Love

Inks:

Z2126 Heavenly Blue
Z2117 Crystal Blue
Z2153 Sweet Leaf
Z2153 Desert Sand

Cardstock/Pattern Paper:

1292 Crystal Blue
1301 Bamboo
1385 White
Z1375 Kraft
X7133B Miracle Pattern Paper

Accesories:

Z1335 Opaque Gems Licorice

I stamped my vases on Kraft cardstock in Sweet Leaf

I used a rubber brayer on white cardstock with Heavenly Blue and stamped my flowers in Crystal Blue.

I stamped the base of the blue piece with the mesh stamp from the Universal Background stamp set.

I adhere a gem in the center of the flower and along the circle and then I stamped the greeting in Desert Sand

And the final result .... Drum Roll..... 

I also place a vase on the inside